Onkyo

The Onkyo R-MP350 explained: four 80 W max channels, optical and coaxial inputs, a 6 to 18 V supply, no listed low-level input and a DSD label that Onkyo documents in one line.

The Onkyo R-MS76 explained: ten high-level inputs, twelve low-level outputs, ten amplified channels on a mixed max power rating, and how it compares with the R-MS69.

The Onkyo R-MS69 explained: 8-in 10-out, optical and coaxial inputs per our listing, a 31-band equaliser on every channel, a mixed max power rating and how it differs from the R-MS66.

The Onkyo R-MS55 explained: eight inputs, eight outputs, 8 x 50 W max power, a 31-band equaliser, the optional FDS05B Bluetooth box and how it compares with the R-MS66.

The Onkyo R-MS26 explained: 4-in 8-out, optical input, 31-band EQ, up to six user presets, 4 x 50 W max power, and what the listings show separating it from the R-MS25.

The Onkyo R-MS25 explained: 4-in 8-out, 31-band EQ, 4 x 50 W max power, the FDS05B aptX and LDAC Bluetooth box, and what the listings show separating it from the R-MS26.

What the Onkyo R-MS10 lists and what it leaves out: 4-in 6-out, a 15-band equaliser, 4 x 50 W max power, how it compares with the R-MS25, and who should buy it.