Audiophile 2 Channel Stereo Receivers

this does exactly what i hoped and noticed no loss in sound. was using this to merge 2 lav receivers to one channel.

Has plenty of room for four receivers in the pocket with your 3-6 channel field mixer

This is one of the best 2 channel receivers i have bought. Its simple to operate and has great sound. My Panasonic PL 550 turntable which I bought in 1974 has excellent sound. This is an outstanding receiver, if your looking for a two channel receiver with phono inputs. The remote is easy to use and has blue tooth capabilities. However I don't see a need for that.

Out of the box and onto the camera's hotshot: so simple to set up and use unlike other transmitter/receivers used in studio with strobes. Set the mode, set your channel to same channel as the receiver, release the shutter and "Your image" is captured. Use this Air Remote with the Profoto A10s.

Easy to switch between 4 stereo inputs. I am using it in a high end audiophile system. It is a weird form factor - with all the heavy xlr cables connected to it, the unit has to be mounted so it doesn't move around.

I'm certainly not an audiophile, but I have owned some pretty good stereo equipment over the years. At this stage of my life, keeping things simple is important. I needed to replace a sound system in a vacation home that had sustained considerable damage during the hurricanes of 2017. Going with a receiver, running new wires to different zones, dealing with new input devices, etc. all seemed like way too much trouble. I just wanted to be able to listen to some nice music & relax. I looked at lots of options, but decided on a pair of Play: 5's set up in stereo as a place to start. I am 100% satisfied. It is the perfect solution. I will be adding more speakers to cover different areas but wanted to see what I thought of Sonos first. Couldn't be happier.

I am a long time audiophile. My main stereo consists of Luxman and Sonus Faber components, and I have plenty of experience with high end equipment. I bought this Yamaha A-S801 to build out a second system for others in my household to enjoy. I'll keep it short and sweet- I believe this unit sounds 90% as good as components costing ten times more. Is that extra 10% worth it to me? Yes. Would I be happy with this A-S801 if it's the most I could spend? 100% Yes. An absolutely phenomenal unit for the price, especially considering it includes a DAC and phono inputs. I struggle to think of a better value in all of hi-fi. I had a bit of a snafu with my order, but B&H service handled it with aplomb, which is why I will always buy from B&H if I have a choice.

Easy to set up. Stereo ,mode surprisingly excellent, even for an old, hardcore audiophile. Looks great, blended in very well. Next step is to get units for other rooms. And to try streaming my own music. Pricy, but worth it. Looked at all the competitors at any price range, still the best of the best

I purchased a pair of Homepods for my living room and set them up as a stereo pair. I am an audiophile with an excellent stereo system and home theater downstairs. I was surprised at just home good the Homepods were as a stereo pair since my preferred seat is almost directly in front of one of the two home pods. In spite of that, the stereo effect is natural and clearly audible. As many other reviewers have noted the bass from the Homepods is solid and substantial, though in my opinion it is not over done. Ease of setup is notable and straightforward. Siri obeys my voice commands quite well. I did not purchase these for their smart speaker features as there are other smart speakers that do a better job in that area. However, for music, it is hard to beat the Homepods and I am very much enjoying them.

2 HomePods paired together provide a perfect stereo system for our kitchen.