MRX-720 vs Onkyo TX-NR3030
The TX-NR3030's power @ 8ω is 135W against the MRX-720's 140W and its thd 0.080% against 1.000%.
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The Anthem MRX 720 is a 7.2-channel home theater receiver designed to deliver superior sound quality and flexibility in home entertainment systems. It features 140 watts RMS per channel into 8 ohms for the main five channels and 100 watts for the additional two channels, which can be used for surround sound or in a separate zone. The receiver supports Dolby Atmos and DTS:X for immersive audio experiences, with DTS:X available via firmware update. It includes 11.2-channel preamp outputs, allowing users to expand their setup with external amplifiers. The MRX 720 also supports 4K and HDR video through its HDMI 2.0a inputs and outputs, ensuring compatibility with the latest Ultra HD content. Additionally, it features DTS Play-Fi for wireless streaming from popular services and local networks. The receiver is equipped with premium digital-to-analog converters (AKM 4458) for high-quality audio conversion. Anthem's Room Correction (ARC) technology is a standout feature, providing precise calibration to optimize sound quality in any room environment. This technology uses a PC or Mac to analyze and correct sound reflections, ensuring a smoother and more detailed audio experience.
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