Though it can decode and process up to 15.1 channels in a maximum 9.1.6 configuration, taking advantage of this requires the use of extra amplification. Power is rated at 100W into 8 ohms when all seven channels are driven, and that is really the maximum the SDR-35 can drive when used solo. The crossover between the two power supplies is intended to be inaudible. The arrangement is designed to ensure plenty of power is available as required while ensuring that no more power is used than is necessary. The JBL Synthesis SDR-35 shares lots of specs with its Arcam cousin, including its Class G amplification, which consists of two power supplies – one highly efficient power supply that handles low-volume effects, and another with more power that takes over when higher volumes are required. It should bring the cost of cabling down, too. If you’re having a system installed throughout your house, you (or your custom installer) could be grateful for this. Last on the list of upgrades over the AVR30 is the inclusion of Dante, which allows for the lossless transmission of hi-res AV signals over standard ethernet cables. ![]() ![]() All signals, even those in mono, can be up-mixed to 15.1 using Logic 16. ![]() The SDR-35 also features Logic 16 processing, which is designed to create a more convincing 3D soundscape.
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