Introduction to the Anthem MRX 300 Receiver
Anthem is a company that is well-known in audiophile circles for cost-no-object separates and excellent separate power amplifiers. Anthem is the parent company to Paradigm, whose Studio 20 v.3 monitors were used in conjunction with the Anthem seven-channel MRX 300 AV receiver for this review. I always assume that companies who manufacture both receivers and speakers design them to work with each other. This may or may not always be the case but the two were a good match for power handling and voicing.
Design: 7.1 AV ReceiverPower Output: 7 x 80 WattsCodecs: All, Including Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master AudioAnthem Room Correction (ARC), Scaling to 1080p60, 1080p243D Support via Software UpgradeConnections: HDMI, Component Video, S-Video, Composite Video, Coaxial Digital, Optical Digital, Analog Stereo Audio, IR, RS-232Dimensions: 6" H x 17" W x 14" DWeight: 33.4 PoundsAnthemSECRETS Tags: Anthem, Receivers, Room Correction