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Krell HTS 7.1 AV Preamp Reviewed

Krell HTS 7.1 AV Preamp Reviewed

By HomeTheaterReview.com

Overall Rating
4.5 Stars
 

Now a discontinued model, the HTS 7.1 offers 24/96 audio performance as well as exceptional multichannel reproduction. Lacking HDMI it has become more a nostalgic piece but for those looking for a DVD-Video and DVD-Audio (or SACD) based system - this could be the answer. Read More

 
Atlantic Technology P-2000 AV Preamp & A-2000 7-Channel Amplifier Reviewed

Atlantic Technology P-2000 AV Preamp & A-2000 7-Channel Amplifier Reviewed

By HomeTheaterReview.com

Overall Rating
4 Stars
 

From a top tier manufacturer, this now dated AV preamp offers only 5.1 channel analog inputs, which are likely fine for most even larger home theaters but its lack of HDMI functionality makes it a relic in high end home theater today. At the right price however this AV preamp could be a steal. Read More

 
Primare SP31.7 AV Preamp Reviewed

Primare SP31.7 AV Preamp Reviewed

By HomeTheaterReview.com

Overall Rating
4 Stars
 

This unit has been replaced by the SP32 which allows LPCM input for the uncompressed codecs of Blu-ray. Audiophiles love the UK flavor of brands like Primare. For a full review of this surround sound processor and or a place for home theater enthusiast to read more... Read More

 
Roxsan Capsian AV Preamp Reviewed

Roxsan Capsian AV Preamp Reviewed

By HomeTheaterReview.com

Overall Rating
4 Stars
 

This is an AV preamp that never really took off in the world of real-world home theater. No longer in production it is only a historic piece. For those interested in reading further about it, check out the full review here. Read More

 
Celestion DLP 600 Processor Preamp Reviewed

Celestion DLP 600 Processor Preamp Reviewed

By HomeTheaterReview.com

Overall Rating
4 Stars
 

A true legacy piece from the days when Dolby Pro Logic ii was the rage. This piece is listed for legacy purposes only, those looking for more information can do their research here. Ken Kessler goes off in this review of a classic AV preamp at HomeTheaterReview.com. Read More