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JVC has been Home Theater’s standard bearer for reference quality, high-value displays these past few years, with one model or another finding its way into the reference systems of several members of our reviewing staff. There are projectors out there that outperform it in one way or another, but you’d be hard pressed to find any full line that performs as consistently well overall as JVC’s. This year’s lineup doesn’t introduce a lot of new features but does offer refinements to last year’s already strong line. For this review, I looked at the newest addition, the DLA-X55R. This is the only brand-new model, occupying a middle price point of $5,000 between the $3,500 entrylevel DLA-X35 and the more feature-laden DLA-X75R at $8,000. Notably, it brings JVC’s e-shift 4K technology to a new low price point.

Yamaha Launches Next Generation of Market-Leading RX-V Series AV Receivers; Extends Leadership with Superior Performance and Connectivity

—Networked RX-V775WA, RX-V675, RX-V575 and RX-V475 models offer Mobile High-Definition Link®, streaming services and top rated AV Controller App—

BUENA PARK, Calif. — Yamaha Corporation of America, AV Division, the consistent AV receiver market share leader, today unveiled its newest RX-V Series AV receivers.