Arcam AVR300 7.1 Surround m/ kontroll

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Arcam AVR300 — Audiophile-Grade 7.1 Home Theater Powerhouse

Elevate your home cinema and music listening with the Arcam AVR300, a high-end 7.1-channel AV receiver known for its stunning sound quality and refined British engineering. With powerful Class A/B amplification, Dolby Digital EX, DTS-ES, and Arcam’s signature musicality, the AVR300 brings both movies and music to life with breathtaking clarity and control. Designed for serious enthusiasts, it offers premium performance, flexible setup options, and a timeless, elegant design that fits perfectly into any quality system.

The AVR300 is a beast for both stereo and surround sound — really something special if you want a bit more detail!

• Type: 7.1-channel AV receiver

• Amplification: Class A/B

• Power Output:

  • 7 × 100 W into 8 ohms (all channels driven)

  • 7 × 150 W into 4 ohms

• Supported Surround Formats:

  • Dolby Digital EX

  • DTS-ES Discrete 6.1

  • DTS Neo:6

  • Dolby Pro Logic II

  • Stereo Direct (pure analog stereo mode)

• Video Switching:

  • Composite video

  • S-Video

  • Component video (high-quality analog video switching)

• Inputs/Outputs:

  • 5 digital audio inputs (3 optical, 2 coaxial)

  • 2 digital audio outputs (1 optical, 1 coaxial)

  • 7.1-channel external input for SACD/DVD-Audio players

  • Preamp outputs for all channels (for external amps if needed)

• Tuner: FM/AM RDS radio tuner

• Bass Management: Configurable crossover settings

• Other Features:

  • High-quality toroidal transformer

  • Learning universal remote control (CR80/CR100 depending on region)

  • Advanced speaker setup and delay adjustment

  • Direct Analog Stereo Mode bypasses DSPs for purest 2-channel playback

• Dimensions: 433 mm (W) × 163 mm (H) × 425 mm (D)

• Weight: Approx. 15.5 kg

• Finish: Matte titanium gray (signature Arcam style)

Release Year:
The Arcam AVR300 was released around 2004–2005 and quickly became a reference standard for «audiophile-grade» AV receivers in that era.