Receiver and Processor Reviews

ANTHEM MRX 740 Home Theater Receiver, A Video Review

The intrepid Taps Das walks us through his experience with the Anthem MRX 740 home theater receiver in this video review.

Introduction

The Anthem MRX 740 has all of the features a serious home theater receiver should have. It has all of the power and just about all of the important options that you would ever want (along with a couple that I don’t know what to do with). It’s kind of an endgame product and I was more than happy to have it in my possession for the short time that I did. I miss it already, to be honest. Check out my video review below.

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ANTHEM MRX 740 HOME THEATER RECEIVER SPECIFICATIONS

Pre-amp Section Maximum Output (<0.1% THD):

5.2 VRMS, 7.1VRMS

Frequency Response:

20Hz – 30KHz +/-0.2dB

THD+N (2 Vrms output):

-100 dB

S/N Ratio (2 Vrms output, IEC-A filter):

110 dB

Min Speaker Impedance:

4 Ohm

Power Output:

Channels 1-5, Two Channels Driven into 8 Ohms – 140 W
Channels 1-5, Two Channels Driven into 6 Ohms – 170 W
Remaining Channels, Two Channels Driven into 8 Ohms – 60 W
Remaining Channels, Two Channels Driven into 6 Ohms – 75 W

Dimensions:

Height (without feet): 6″ (15.24 cm)
Height with Rackmount Kit: 4U
Width: 17″ (43.18 cm)
Depth (including Wi-Fi antenna): 14-1/2″ (36.4 cm)

Weight:

33.2 lbs. (15.1 Kg)

MSRP:

$3099.99 USD

Website:

www.anthemav.com

Company:

Anthem

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Taps Das

Hailing from Toronto, Canada, Taps Das is an art director and designer with over 15 years of experience. He has way too many hobbies: Illustration, Music Production, cooking, DJ-ing, and Hifi. His adolescence was spent immersed in DJ culture in Toronto’s then-burgeoning club scene. He still buys vinyl to this day preferring it as his medium of choice when listening to music. He is happiest when he’s tucked inside his studio spinning vinyl on his turntables, sitting at his desk drawing or in the kitchen cooking up a storm. Taps shares his home with his wife, two hooligan kids, and lovable fat dog Homie.