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Most a/v units have long offered good connectivity and even mult-room setups using one. So, interoperability and connectivity are easy. Aside from reasons me
by pcurve 4y ago
Most a/v units have long offered good connectivity and even mult-room setups using one. So, interoperability and connectivity are easy. Aside from reasons mentioned in the article, you now have 1-2 generations of people who grew up without having much exposure to a/v receivers and large speaker setups, whether at home or big box store electronic stores.
Even the ones who have, the marginal benefit of having pricier and higher end units cannot detected easily.
Market for receivers will always be around, but it is shrinking for sure.
- ghaff 4y agoDetecting differences between decent gear blind has never been terribly relevant to the audiophile market :-) That aside though, a stereo setup is something that a lot of people just had. I have a decent one and it’s wired to multiple rooms. If I were starting from scratch I almost certainly wouldn’t do that today—to say nothing of all the components to play four or five different types of media.