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Integra Launches High-End Audio Trio

Two high-end A/V receivers and a preamp-processor that Integra is bring to the CEDIA Expo are the brand's first with DTS Neo:X post-processing and 4K video upscaling. All three networked devices also sport an expanded selection of Internet music services, and all will be the first Integra processors and receivers tha

Two high-end A/V receivers and a preamp-processor that Integra is bring to the CEDIA Expo are the brand’s first with DTS Neo:X post-processing and 4K video upscaling.

All three networked devices also sport an expanded selection of Internet music services, and all will be the first Integra processors and receivers that can be controlled from free wireless remote-control apps available for mobile Apple and Android devices.

The $2,300-suggested Integra DHC-80.3 A/V preamp processor, $2,800 DTR-80.3 A/V receiver, and $2,000 DTR-70.3 A/V receiver are 9.2-channel THX Ultra2 Plus certified systems. All are shipping.

Integra’s $2,300-suggested DHC-80.3 AV preamp processor will join two new A/V receivers at the CEDIA Expo.
With Integra’s implementation of DTS Neo:X, the three components up-convert stereo and multichannel soundtracks to up to 9.1 channels, though Neo:X allows for 11.1-channel implementations. The Integra implementation gives users a choice of which extra channels to add to a 5.1 system. Users could add front-height and image-widening front-wide speakers to a 5.1 system, or they could add front-wide and surround-back speakers. A third option is adding front-wide and surround-back speakers.

The trio also features Audyssey DSX post-processing, which adds front-height channels and a pair of image-widening left-right speakers to traditional 5.1-speaker setups. The products also feature Dolby ProLogic IIz post processing, which adds front-height channels.

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