voila Anthem annoncera au Cedia d'octobre les nouveaux amplis de la marque. 3 amplis un preamplis le AVM 60 en 11canaux dolby atmos
amplis le MRX 1120 en 11 canaux aussi + dolby atmos
amplis mrx 720 en 7.1 + dolby atmos.
voila pour les news. places aux photos.
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C'est MRX720 pas 740
Arrivée de l'Atmos sur la série MRX, à écouter le résultat.
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C'est MRX720 pas 740
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Arrivée de l'Atmos sur la série MRX, à écouter le résultat.
- Rugbystick
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Autant je ne trouve pas mon Onkyo specialement beau, autant le design Anthem est immonde...
- LINK1976
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Cela fait très made in china premier prix mais par contre cela sonne diablement bien les anthem
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- vindermere
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vindermere a écrit:Cela fait très made in china premier prix mais par contre cela sonne diablement bien les anthem.
et c'est le plus important.
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- STAR WARS
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vindermere a écrit:Cela fait très made in china premier prix mais par contre cela sonne diablement bien les anthem.
Pas d'accord sur l'aspect.
J'ai eu du yamaha, du onkyo puis du denon, je trouve mon mrx 310 très classe et pas du tout cheap...
- corbendallas
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normalement prévu début Mars 2016.
- STAR WARS
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Dallas, TX | CEDIA EXPO 2015 | Oct. 15th – 17th | Booth #SR-1 – Anthem Electronics is pleased to announce the next generation of its award-winning high-end A/V receivers. The new generation of MRX A/V receivers share many new features and improvements over previous generations, with even more moving up the line, such as Dolby Atmos immersive audio decoding, DTS Play-Fi and readiness for DTS:X immersive audio decoding. Additional channels of processing and amplification are also supplementary as you move up the line. Just as the model names suggest, MRX 520 includes five channels of amplification, MRX 720 includes seven channels of amplification and MRX 1120 includes eleven channels of amplification.
Other MRX series improvements and additions include support for the latest UHD video formats. The alphabet soup of prerequisites is all here: HDMI 2.0a with HDR and HDCP 2.2, 18.2 Gbps switching, 4:4:4 at 4K60, 10 bits, BT.2020 and more. For hi-res audio enthusiasts there are premium-quality differential-output D/A converters with 32-bit conversion and sampling rate-optimized filters. For convenience and ease of setup there are expanded menu options, a front USB port for software updates, and any source can be downmixed to Zone 2 and fixed-level line outputs. Most of all, Anthem Room Correction, included with each unit, just got better with improved correction algorithms, memory for four speaker configurations for greater flexibility, and an easier to use Targets panel for custom settings.
Anthem is also breaking new ground by being the first A/V receiver company to feature DTS Play-Fi technology (MRX 720 and MRX 1120 only). Anthem’s new generation of MRX A/V receivers provide listeners the freedom and flexibility to stream their music over a Wi-Fi network to any number of connected speakers once paired with the Play-Fi App. Unlike other wireless platforms, DTS Play-Fi streams high quality, lossless music through an interoperable system, allowing listeners to mix and match DTS Play-Fi-enabled audio products from a selection of top audio brands. Using the Android, iOS, Kindle Fire or PC apps, listeners can take advantage of endless music choices from their own libraries, including file formats up to 24-bit/192 kHz, to online music streaming services like Tidal, Spotify, Rdio, Songza, Pandora, SiriusXM, Rhapsody and more.
MRX 520
At the entry level, the MRX 520 includes 5 channels of amplification, 5.1-channel processing and a rear panel input complement of seven rear HDMI inputs (including one with MHL support), three optical, two coaxial, and five stereo analog inputs. It has two parallel HDMI outputs, (including one with Audio Return Channel), an optical output that passes through optical and coaxial input, pre-outs for all channels including two parallel subwoofer outputs, line output, and Zone 2 output.
MRX 720
Moving up the line, the MRX 720 includes 7 channels of amplification, which is suitable for driving 7.1, 5.1.2, and 5.1 plus zone 2 speaker systems. With external amplification for height speakers the main pre-outs can be used for 7.1.4-channel systems. The input complement is similar to that of the MRX 520, adding a front HDMI input which also supports MHL. Other standout features include Dolby Atmos and DTS:X immersive audio decoding (DTS:X via a future software update). DTS Play-Fi wireless multiroom-audio technology is also built in. Users can also enjoy the wireless network connection to run the award-winning Anthem Room Correction system, making setup more convenient than ever before.
MRX 1120
The lineup’s flagship model is the MRX 1120, which includes all of the benefits of the MRX 720 plus more channels than ever before in Anthem’s MRX line of A/V receivers - 11.1 channels of processing and a rare 11 channels of amplification, all through a toroidal power supply. The internal amplification can be configured for up to 7.1.4 speakers or 5.1.4 plus zone 2. With professional-quality room correction, support for the latest immersive audio and UHD video formats, wireless music streaming and IP control, and built-in amplification for 7.1.4 speakers the MRX 1120 is at the center of a new standard in high-end home theater receivers.
Estimated availability of the new generation of MRX A/V receivers is January 2016. Estimated US MSRP: MRX 1120 – $3,499 / MRX 720 – $2,499 / MRX 520 –$1,399.
About Anthem Electronics
Anthem is a leading manufacturer of award-winning high-end electronics for music, home theater and distributed sound systems sold internationally under the brand names Anthem™ and Anthem™ Statement. Anthem products are used at all levels of music reproduction and allow you to virtually “be there” every time you listen to a favorite piece of recorded music or experience the excitement of surround-sound home theater.
Other MRX series improvements and additions include support for the latest UHD video formats. The alphabet soup of prerequisites is all here: HDMI 2.0a with HDR and HDCP 2.2, 18.2 Gbps switching, 4:4:4 at 4K60, 10 bits, BT.2020 and more. For hi-res audio enthusiasts there are premium-quality differential-output D/A converters with 32-bit conversion and sampling rate-optimized filters. For convenience and ease of setup there are expanded menu options, a front USB port for software updates, and any source can be downmixed to Zone 2 and fixed-level line outputs. Most of all, Anthem Room Correction, included with each unit, just got better with improved correction algorithms, memory for four speaker configurations for greater flexibility, and an easier to use Targets panel for custom settings.
Anthem is also breaking new ground by being the first A/V receiver company to feature DTS Play-Fi technology (MRX 720 and MRX 1120 only). Anthem’s new generation of MRX A/V receivers provide listeners the freedom and flexibility to stream their music over a Wi-Fi network to any number of connected speakers once paired with the Play-Fi App. Unlike other wireless platforms, DTS Play-Fi streams high quality, lossless music through an interoperable system, allowing listeners to mix and match DTS Play-Fi-enabled audio products from a selection of top audio brands. Using the Android, iOS, Kindle Fire or PC apps, listeners can take advantage of endless music choices from their own libraries, including file formats up to 24-bit/192 kHz, to online music streaming services like Tidal, Spotify, Rdio, Songza, Pandora, SiriusXM, Rhapsody and more.
MRX 520
At the entry level, the MRX 520 includes 5 channels of amplification, 5.1-channel processing and a rear panel input complement of seven rear HDMI inputs (including one with MHL support), three optical, two coaxial, and five stereo analog inputs. It has two parallel HDMI outputs, (including one with Audio Return Channel), an optical output that passes through optical and coaxial input, pre-outs for all channels including two parallel subwoofer outputs, line output, and Zone 2 output.
MRX 720
Moving up the line, the MRX 720 includes 7 channels of amplification, which is suitable for driving 7.1, 5.1.2, and 5.1 plus zone 2 speaker systems. With external amplification for height speakers the main pre-outs can be used for 7.1.4-channel systems. The input complement is similar to that of the MRX 520, adding a front HDMI input which also supports MHL. Other standout features include Dolby Atmos and DTS:X immersive audio decoding (DTS:X via a future software update). DTS Play-Fi wireless multiroom-audio technology is also built in. Users can also enjoy the wireless network connection to run the award-winning Anthem Room Correction system, making setup more convenient than ever before.
MRX 1120
The lineup’s flagship model is the MRX 1120, which includes all of the benefits of the MRX 720 plus more channels than ever before in Anthem’s MRX line of A/V receivers - 11.1 channels of processing and a rare 11 channels of amplification, all through a toroidal power supply. The internal amplification can be configured for up to 7.1.4 speakers or 5.1.4 plus zone 2. With professional-quality room correction, support for the latest immersive audio and UHD video formats, wireless music streaming and IP control, and built-in amplification for 7.1.4 speakers the MRX 1120 is at the center of a new standard in high-end home theater receivers.
Estimated availability of the new generation of MRX A/V receivers is January 2016. Estimated US MSRP: MRX 1120 – $3,499 / MRX 720 – $2,499 / MRX 520 –$1,399.
About Anthem Electronics
Anthem is a leading manufacturer of award-winning high-end electronics for music, home theater and distributed sound systems sold internationally under the brand names Anthem™ and Anthem™ Statement. Anthem products are used at all levels of music reproduction and allow you to virtually “be there” every time you listen to a favorite piece of recorded music or experience the excitement of surround-sound home theater.
- STAR WARS
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Donc ils sont tous compatible :
- Dolby Atmos
- DTS-X
- Calibration ARC (incluant la calibration des hauts parleurs plafond)
- HDMI 2.0a avec HDCP 2.2 et même le support du HDR
- DTS Play-Fi qui permet de streamer l’audio depuis un appareil Windows, Android ou iOS.
Le AVM 60 est un pre pro avec traitement 11.2 (7.2.4 en Dolby Atmos), sortie XLR balancé et inclura un toroidal power supply
Le MRX 1120 est un receiver avec traitement 11.2 (7.2.4 en Dolby Atmos) avec 11 ampli interne et inclura un toroidal power supply
Le MRX 720 est un receiver avec traiment 11 canaux mais 7 canaux amplifier. Donc on dois ajouter un ampli externe si on veut profiter des autres cannaux.
Pour le moment les prix sont pas coulé dans le béton mais on parle de 3500$ pour le AVM 60 et le MRX 1120 et de 2500$ pour le MRX 720
Read more: http://cinemamaisonquebec.proboards.com ... z3rM7T8TtV
- Dolby Atmos
- DTS-X
- Calibration ARC (incluant la calibration des hauts parleurs plafond)
- HDMI 2.0a avec HDCP 2.2 et même le support du HDR
- DTS Play-Fi qui permet de streamer l’audio depuis un appareil Windows, Android ou iOS.
Le AVM 60 est un pre pro avec traitement 11.2 (7.2.4 en Dolby Atmos), sortie XLR balancé et inclura un toroidal power supply
Le MRX 1120 est un receiver avec traitement 11.2 (7.2.4 en Dolby Atmos) avec 11 ampli interne et inclura un toroidal power supply
Le MRX 720 est un receiver avec traiment 11 canaux mais 7 canaux amplifier. Donc on dois ajouter un ampli externe si on veut profiter des autres cannaux.
Pour le moment les prix sont pas coulé dans le béton mais on parle de 3500$ pour le AVM 60 et le MRX 1120 et de 2500$ pour le MRX 720
Read more: http://cinemamaisonquebec.proboards.com ... z3rM7T8TtV
- STAR WARS
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- Inscription Forum: 16 Aoû 2006 9:02
A t-on une idée de ce que ça pourrait donner en euros (sachant que le prix en USD est donné HT il me semble)?
De plus il me semble que le 520 devrait coûter 1400 USD mais pas grand chose de différent par rapport au 310 à part HDMI 2.0a et HDCP 2.2.
De plus il me semble que le 520 devrait coûter 1400 USD mais pas grand chose de différent par rapport au 310 à part HDMI 2.0a et HDCP 2.2.
- kartal107
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vindermere a écrit:Cela fait très made in china premier prix mais par contre cela sonne diablement bien les anthem.
Ça fait et ça tombe bien, ça l'est !
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Curieux de lire les retours concernant l'AVM60.
- Rugbystick
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Oui moi aussi curieux d'entendre l'AVM60 ![:bravo: :bravo:](https://www.homecinema-fr.com/forum/images/smilies/thumbs_up.gif)
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- patjero
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Oh que oui comme tout le monde ici j ai hâte d écouter cette nouvelle mouture !
- Keltisia
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toujours pas de date de sortie ?
- patjero
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patjero a écrit:toujours pas de date de sortie ?
pas avant Mars d’après mon vendeur.
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