The JBL MA710 is an AV Receiver that delivers stunning realism with the latest 8K HDMI specifications and native 7-channel decoding of immersive audio from Dolby Atmos and DTS:X for the ultimate home cinema experience. Seamlessly integrate your smart TV or projector with 6 HDMI inputs and 1 output, plus eARC. It is designed with a passion for music and movies, bringing both to life with true high fidelity. The MA710 features seven channels of low noise Class D amplification for real world power to all channels. In addition to the onboard Moving Magnet phono input for connecting a turntable, additional music content can be accessed immediately with integrated streaming using Apple Airplay2, Google Chromecast, and Bluetooth AptX Adaptive. Audio sources can be played to a second Zone, making audio available in a secondary location. In addition to physical controls, the MA710 allows for IP control for third party control system integration.
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Q: Can microphones be connected to this?
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Q: how many ohms is it stable down to
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The JBL MA710 is an AV Receiver that delivers stunning realism with the latest 8K HDMI specifications and native 7-channel decoding of immersive audio from Dolby Atmos and DTS:X for the ultimate home cinema experience. Seamlessly integrate your smart TV or projector with 6 HDMI inputs and 1 output, plus eARC. It is designed with a passion for music and movies, bringing both to life with true high fidelity. The MA710 features seven channels of low noise Class D amplification for real world power to all channels. In addition to the onboard Moving Magnet phono input for connecting a turntable, additional music content can be accessed immediately with integrated streaming using Apple Airplay2, Google Chromecast, and Bluetooth AptX Adaptive. Audio sources can be played to a second Zone, making audio available in a secondary location. In addition to physical controls, the MA710 allows for IP control for third party control system integration.

The JBL MA510 is an AV Receiver that delivers spectacular realism with 8K HDMI specifications for a supreme home cinema experience. Seamlessly integrate your smart TV or projector with 4 HDMI inputs and 1 output, plus eARC. With native 5-channel decoding of Dolby and DTS formats, the MA510 can deliver incredible cinema experiences. It is designed with a passion for music and movies, bringing both to life with true high fidelity. Additional music content can be accessed via Bluetooth and network streaming. The MA510 features five channels of low noise Class D amplification for real world power to all channels.

Indulge yourself in 5.2.2ch surround sound created by Dolby Atmos or DTS:X, and even without height or surround speakers, you can still experience similar effects by Dolby Atmos Height Virtualizer and DTS Virtual:X. Enjoy superior images with Ultra HD, HDR10, HLG, and Dolby Vision pass through. Plus, the VSX-LX105 supports HDMI 2.1 1 for 8K, VRR, ALLM, and QFT pass-through for next generation video and gaming. You can also stream songs from various sources via Music Server, Bluetooth, DTS Play-Fi, Sonos system, and Apple AirPlay 2. It is Roon Tested, making music streaming easy from AV equipment. Other highlights include Powered Zone 2 feature with a dedicated DAC, Personal Preset buttons, 2 HDMI outputs, and it works with Alexa/Hey Google for voice control

Escape the everyday with spatial surround-sound From easy Bluetooth wireless streaming to the heart-pounding thrills of Dolby Atmos and DTS:X soundtracks, the TX-SR494 deepens enjoyment of daily life with great sound and smart features. Seven channels of high-current power give you freedom to choose a speaker layout that suits. Dolby Atmos Height Virtualizer* or DTS Virtual:X place sound overhead or behind if you don’t want height or surround speakers and both Dolby Surround and DTS Neural:X are on board. Rear surrounds, bi-amped front speakers, or Powered Zone B audio are also an option. AccuEQ with subwoofer EQ and AccuReflex for 5.2.2-ch Dolby Atmos-enabled systems clarify sound in any space. As the heart of your home theater, the TX-SR494 has HDMI terminals supporting HDR and 4K/60p video, while the GUI with OSD over HDMI, Zone B pre-/line-out, and Vocal Enhancer function make this receiver a joy to use as well as hear.
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Customers are satisfied with the MA710 7.2ch. 8K AV Receiver's sound quality, HDMI capabilities, and ease of use, frequently praising its powerful performance and sleek design. However, some users experienced difficulties with the setup process and the app's functionality. The receiver's modern features, including eARC, were also highlighted as positive aspects.
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It’s absolutely awesome! I like it so much! JBL has very nice design and looks like IPhone in the world of receivers! The quality of sound is like in class “A-B”
Posted by NataliaD
The JBL MA710 is a top notch receiver. I really appreciate the minimalist modern design. It is packed with a bunch of modern features such as Dolby Atmos, DTS:X, eARC, Airplay 2, Google Chromecast, Bluetooth, Aptx Adaptive, optional Ethernet connection, and WiFi. It comes with 6 HDMI 4K with 3 inputs supporting 8k video and 1 output supporting eARC. The amplifier can connect up to 7.2 channels. The receiver looks and feels solid. It whoops 110W per channel with a max of 160 at 4 ohms and supports 2 subs. The unit comes with a quick start guide. The guide states to install the JBL premium app which I really think needs some improvements or redesigned, at least for iOS. In addition to the JBL premium app there is an EZ EQ application (room correction) that is recommended to download in order to calibrate your room to the ideal EQ settings. This app could be a little complicated especially for those who are new to this type of audio system setups. There is no guidance on what steps to take to start the calibration process. The EZ EQ app has some way to go. However, this can be easily solved with app updates. The receiver has a few options to customize the sound levels from each speaker connected. There is a setting to hear a tone from each connected speaker to make sure you are getting sound. You also have the option to adjust bass and treble and change the Dolby Surround sound and disable or enable the sound decoder. You can also change the settings to just hear stereo sound from 2.1 channels instead of all the channels. I listened to music through my apple tv 4k and I was able to get Dolby Atmos/Spatial Audio sound. The sound was superb. I also used Airplay to listen to music but the signal was not transmitted in Dolby Atmos, instead it changed to Stereo. In stereo it sounds good but Dolby Atmos/Spatial Audio is a game changer. When I used the Tv’s OS the receiver automatically changed from the Apple TV input to the eARC input so that the sound was from the television and not the Apple TV. Everything was responsive. I prefer using the Apple TV as I get the best audio (Dolby Atmos) and (Dolby Vision) video format going through the JBL receiver. The remote is simple but useful, you can change the inputs and change the settings with it. The settings menu shows on the receiver screen and also on the tv screen when a tv is connected. The controller also has an option to dim the receiver display. Lastly, batteries are included for the remote.The same buttons are located in the receiver in case you lose the controller. I have this receiver pair with the JBL Stage 2 series: 200P subwoofer, 250B bookshelf speakers, 280F floorstanding, 240H Dolby Atmos speakers and 245C center channel. Overall the receiver is responsive and it packs power. It has a great minimal design that would blend with modern decor. It is easy to use and set up. It supports most of the modern features, including 8K. In the box you get the receiver, remote, batteries, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth antennas, power cord and quick start guide.
Posted by Wishkid
I currently have 4 full surround setup in my home (Family Room, Outside, Master Bedroom and Master Bath). All are connected with AirPlay, and Google Cast. So I'm familiar with "Stereo/Surround systems"). The system in my living room has a pretty good surround bar. For years I've been threatening to upgrade it, but my wife is fine with what we have, I'm not so much. So I thought I'll do my upgrade in stages. First install the stereo components, then add center and rears. Followed by a sub and Atmos "High" speakers. The JBL MA710 receiver has all the features I'm looking for in the end, and the streaming functionality appears to be pretty complete. Today with multiple smart devices connected to a system there are multiple ways to obtain audio/video sources. The MA710 has support for HDMI 8K signaling, this future proofs it somewhat, us in the US there are currently no 8K signal sources (FYI: there are in Japan and Korea). But without a 8K TV, it really does not matter today (the 8K inputs can be used with HD or 4k inputs). I am impressed with Dolby Atmos; vs its predecessors and DTS:X. Although the MA710 does support Dolby Digital and DTS:X. Installation of the receiver is almost automatic. The manual has a QR code that installs either an Android or iOS setup app. From there it finds your receiver and walks you throught network setup, and a firmware upgrade process. As long as your receiver is on to begin with the process is simple and flawless. It set up a huge number of Streaming "radio" stations. It also sets up hundreds of popular podcasts. Based on how this was done I'm sure it will get updated regularly by JBL. It also finds UPnP devices on your network (not all seem to be supported). You can also connect a USB drive (for what?). Bluetooth support is state of the art supporting BT: 5.3, Low Energy, APTX HD, APTX Adaptive. It supports Apple AirPlay 2 and Chromecast. It can be voice controlled with Google Home; considering I have over 100 devices controlled via Google home, I'm looking forward to this. The JBL setup app is just the beginning. They also have an EZ Set EQ app. which allows you to use your phone/tablet to equalize room acoustics (considering the speaker set up) you move around the room and tones come from the speakers in use. You can also indicate if you prefer more or less bass. But unfortuntaly the EQ functionality can not manually be adjusted via their app (like most competing products). Given that receivers today are primarily digital, this makes so much sense (excpt to it not being user adjustable). This is great idea that is done in the same way several other manufacturers deal with speaker tuning (which is really what their EQ is doing). I've used software like this to tune speakers or headphones before. And years ago my high end receivers had a microphone to do this, but it was not nearly as visual/easy to do. And given my plans to add more speakers in the future this is a great tool to have/use. Not to mention it does a superb job. The curve that arrived with is pretty close to what I'd have expected. JBL also can interface (as is out of the box) with Control4 home control systems, Crestron and IP home control systems like Home Assistant (more for users to do here, but it's an open, well documented system). The receiver is a full 7.2 system with 110W RMS (20Hz-20kHz) @8Ω and 160W RMS @4Ω. It has one optical input, one digital coax input and 2 stereo analog inputs (one can be used with a MM phono input). It also has a secondary output zone, which is only stereo (I'd prefer to also have a second HDMI output so that two JBL MA710's could be linked together (I believe JBL's 'HP' receivers offer this). I did my listening tests with two JBL 260F floor standing speakers. I'll start by saying this combination is plenty loud. At 35% it is loud enough to fill my 16x24 living room. I listened to Boston's first album and the sound was excellent, the speaker tuning improved the sound of the speakers in the listening room significantly. Given this was only stereo it was excellent, not quite what I have in my other systems, but this is a huge step up from a sound bar. The surrounding richness came throught very nicely. I then listened to Pink Floyd's Animals, also great (and I know every note). I then listened to the new Top Gun in 4k, I had to set the surround to Stereo 2.0, but the quality of the sound still rocked the room, not quite chest thumping, and the center vocals were deficient, but that was to be expected. All and all I'm very impressed, I have some wiring issues to overcome, but I'm convinced that seperate speakers still blow away what you can get out of a soundbar (and I have a good one). It's now matter of hiding and getting wires to some speakers, the fact that the 260F speakers can have a set of 240H speakers placed on top of them to add height speakers, I see as an advantage, but I want to try rear high speakers before I decide. Building a real Dolby Atmos 7.x setup requires a commitment. I'm also almost there, getting and testing this receiver helped me move forward.
Posted by 3Tcubed