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Stereo Receivers

Currently, we have 17 Stereo Receivers in our database. Below you can find the list with their main specs and links to their review pages.

A stereo receiver is an integrated amplifier with a radio tuner built in - FM, DAB or internet radio depending on the model. Everything an integrated amp does, plus broadcast, in a single chassis.

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Stereo Receivers
Model Watts RMS (8Ω) Amp Class DAC Phono Streaming
Marantz Stereo 70s Marantz Stereo 70s 75 watts Class A/B Yes Yes Streaming
Cambridge Audio AXR100 Cambridge Audio AXR100 100 watts Class A/B Yes Yes No Streaming
Denon CEOL RCD-N12 Denon CEOL RCD-N12 - Class D Yes Yes Streaming
Marantz M-CR612 Marantz M-CR612 - Class D Yes No Streaming
Denon DRA-900H Denon DRA-900H 100 watts Class A/B Yes Yes Streaming
McIntosh MAC7200 McIntosh MAC7200 200 watts Class A/B Yes Yes No Streaming
Yamaha R-N800A Yamaha R-N800A 100 watts Class A/B Yes Yes Streaming
Yamaha R-S202 Yamaha R-S202 100 watts Class A/B No No No Streaming
Yamaha R-N600A Yamaha R-N600A 80 watts Class A/B Yes Yes Streaming
Sony STR-DH190 Sony STR-DH190 90 watts Class A/B No Yes No Streaming
Yamaha R-N1000A Yamaha R-N1000A 100 watts Class A/B Yes Yes Streaming
Integra DTM-7.4 Integra DTM-7.4 110 watts Class G Yes Yes Streaming
Yamaha R-N2000A Yamaha R-N2000A 90 watts Class A/B Yes Yes Streaming
Yamaha R200A Yamaha R200A 100 watts - No Yes No Streaming
Technics SA-C600 Technics SA-C600 60 watts Class D Yes Yes Streaming
Emotiva BasX TA2+ Emotiva BasX TA2+ 135 watts Class A/B Yes Yes No Streaming
Emotiva BasX TA1 Emotiva BasX TA1 60 watts Class A/B Yes Yes No Streaming

Stereo Receivers - frequently asked questions

What is a Stereo Receiver?

A stereo receiver is an integrated amplifier with a radio tuner built in - FM, DAB or internet radio depending on the model. Everything an integrated amp does, plus broadcast, in a single chassis.

How much power do these have?

The 17 Stereo Receivers listed here run from 60 to 200 watts RMS into 8 ohms, with a median of 100 watts. For most rooms and most speakers the median is already more than enough - doubling the watts buys about 3dB, which is a small step in loudness. Sensitivity and impedance decide more than the number on the box.

What do they cost?

Currently $248 to $9,500, with a median of $800. Prices are the current asking price we hold, not a sale price, and they change - check the retailer before deciding.

Which features should I check for?

14 of 17 have a built-in DAC, so a computer, TV or CD transport can connect digitally; 15 have a phono stage for a turntable; 10 also stream over the network.

What makes a receiver different from an integrated amplifier?

The tuner. Otherwise a stereo receiver does the same job - it selects sources, sets the volume and drives the speakers. If you will never listen to radio, an integrated amplifier gives you the same thing without paying for a section you do not use.

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