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| Music Hall Maven Stereo Receiver | 
| Buy New: $999.00
Avg. Customer Rating:  (based on 1 reviews)
Category: CE
Publisher: Music Hall
Studio: Music Hall
Brand: Music Hall
Label: Music Hall
UPC: 411378010759
EAN: 0411378010759
ASIN: B000934FP4
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Crystal CS8420 sample rate processes all standard digital audio signal rates from 8kHz to 96kHz | | • | 24-bit/96kHz Upsampling | | • | 100 watt/channel amplifier | | • | Speaker selection - A, B, and A+B choices | | • | AM/FM tuner with 99 presets and Sleep Timer |
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| Editorial Reviews:
Product Description
The Maven Stereo Receiver is a classic two-channel stereo receiver designed for the music lover. This powerful 100 watt/channel receiver with 24-bit/96kHz upsampling and video switching is the perfect complement to the maverick Super Audio CD player. Two digital inputs - 1 optical, 1 coaxial 5 analog inputs -- 3 with video switching Pre-amp out/subwoofer connection 5-way insulated gold speaker binding posts High quality gold input jacks Fully remote-controlled operation Heavy-duty detachable power cord Dimensions(WxDxH) - 17 x 16.5 x 5 Weight - 50lbs. (complete package)
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| Customer Reviews:
Excellent quality but only 1 optical input June 16, 2008
Bought this 2 months ago and I am very happy with it overall. You can sense the quality from its sheer weight and details like the aluminum finish on the remote. And, most importantly, the sound is astounding.
I am using it with a pair of B&W CM1 and they work very well together. There is a lot of detail as well as punch. (I use a Sunfire sub to add really low frequencies but mostly for movies, music is excellent without it.)
My only complaint is that there is only one optical digital input. This is a problem for me because I want to use optical out from my PS3, DVR and iTunes/AirPort Express. I get around it by routing my PS3 and DVR through HDMI to my Samsung TV, using the optical out from the TV and then converting the AirPort Express optical to coaxial (the receiver does has one optical and one coaxial digital input).
In worst case you could of course use the analogue inputs but when you have a D/A converter as nice as the one in this Music Hall receiver, you want to use it as much as possible.
Pros: Very good quality, sound and design.
Cons: Only one optical (and one coaxial) digital audio input. Price.
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