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This is a very difficult question to answer. You need to first figure out what you NEED in a receiver ie.. How many inputs, size of your room, type of sound you want, will it be for music or home theater or both, if both, what percentage for each, do you need second zone, or vidio up-conversion, would you want to eventually move up to 6.1 or 7.1? etc, etc....
We can give you suggestions of what we have heard or what we prefer but ultimately you need to ask yourself what you want the receiver to be used for, what features you want and don't want. Once you come up with that go to some websites to see which receiver has what you are looking for, then ask us if we have any experiences with those. Take a lot of what we say as maybe a bit biased because we all have our preferences. Then listen, listen, lesten and listen some more. Let your ears be the judge. Good luck to you.
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