Anthem® A/V Receiver

Model #: MRX 710

• Superb high-quality amp performance includes Anthem’s Advanced Load Monitoring to keep a constant eye on output.
• ARC™ 1M, an enhanced version of Anthem Room Correction ensures the speakers’ award-winning sound isn’t lost in a less-than-perfect room situation.
• Outstanding power – 7 channels in MRX 710 and MRX 510; 5 channels in MRX 310 (see Technical Specs section for power output).
• More HDMI inputs! 7 + 1 = 7 rear inputs and one front-panel input on MRX 710 and MRX 510. 7 rear inputs on MRX 310.
• Dual HDMI outputs
• 4K Upscaling and Pass-Through
• HDMI Audio Return Channel
• Faster HDMI switching
• Up to 20 input configurations
• Software updates via the USB port
• More robust control: IP and RS-232 control drivers for full integration with automation.
• Remote control apps for iOS (Apple) and Android
• Larger, easier-to-read on-screen menus and improved status displays
• Dual speaker configuration
• Speaker crossover now adjustable in 10-Hz Increments
• Optical, coaxial and analog inputs send 2-channel music to Zone 2
• Bi-amp the front Left/Right speakers with MRX 710 and MRX 510
• Power consumption in standby mode: <0.3 W

Why Choose An A/V Receiver?

With an A/V receiver, everything you need to drive a music and home theater system is contained in one component. They are a space-saving, cost-effective alternative to separates (i.e. a preamplifier, A/V processor and separate external power amplifier). Anthem MRX receivers continue to win awards for their sound quality and ease of integration, and best of all, include ARC™—the Anthem Room Correction system. Read more about this exciting technology below.

Do I Have Options?

With Anthem you always have options. You can purchase award-winning Anthem separates: a power amplifier (or multiple amplifiers!) to drive your speakers and an A/V processor to select the source (i.e. DVD, Blu-ray player, etc.), decode surround sound, control volume, manage bass, process and/or down-convert video content and send it to the TV/display, send audio to the amp(s), send music to other zones in the house, and control other system devices.

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