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if you're looking for a home theater receiver down is one of the brands to turn to and it's do a VRS 910 W doesn't disappoint when it comes to movie thrills this is a seven channel receiver which can also turn its hand to Dolby Atmos or DTS X and it offers better movie replay than the equivalent Onkyo receiver it has all of the features you'd want like bluetooth Wi-Fi and Spotify connect plus it has convenient input shortcuts on the front panel however it doesn't have the company's heroes multi room capability but you can't control it with the den on smart phone app design wise it looks like a receiver and it does come with a readable blue LED display it includes eight HDMI ports as well as support for HDMI standard 2.0 and the latest 4k version the remote that comes with it is attractive and well laid out and its design is kind of stolen from its sister company Marantz well it has a lot of music features it performs at its best with movies and it has more guts than the onkyo TX NR 6 for 6 at the same price the sound is open and very dynamic it doesn't cope as well with music though or with brighter sounding speakers and so if you want something that is more flexible than trying maybe a Sony Onkyo or Marantz for around 580 dollars it is a very robust and enjoyable receiver for home theater fans this is ty Pendlebury for cnet.com