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It's a weird turn of events, but mainstream manufacturers long ago gave up on the reason of selling receivers on the basis of superior sound quality. I'm not claiming today's receivers clear-headed "bad," but since almost no one ever listens to a receiver before they buy one, selling sound quality is next to impossible.

Back in the days when stone-and-mortar stores ruled the retail market, audio companies took self-respect in their engineering skills and designed entire receivers in-house. Proper up through the 1980s most of what was "under the hood" was designed and built by the company selling the receiver. That's no longer verifiable; the majority of today's gotta-have features--auto-setup, GUI menus, AirPlay, iPod /iPhone/iPad compatibility, available networking, HD Radio, Bluetooth, HDMI switching, digital-to-analog converters, Dolby and DTS surroundings processors--are sourced and manufactured by other companies. Industry insiders refer to the in real life inexperienced of cramming as many features as possible into the box as "checklist design." Sure, there are rare glimpses of starting thinking going on--Pioneer's proprietary MCACC (Multi Narrows Acoustic Calibration) auto-setup system is excellent--it's just that there's pricey little unique technology in most receivers.

Source: CNET

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Amazon.com Fallout Class Restore that aging, enfeebled, or otherwise arid copy-DIN mill boom box with DPX503 and get nearer to euphoric-portrayal audio features and carry-on player connectivity to your iPod or other music storage coat of arms. The DPX503 has a strapping multi-cortege pageant with full-spectrum chameleonic information as well as connectivity features--like an illuminated front Aux input and USB haven with 1-wire heinous-boost iPod dominance.

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