ARCAM FMJ AVR-750 7:1 AV RECEIVER. FOR SALE: ARCAM FMJ AVR-750 7:1 AV RECEIVER- £900.00 With an original RRP of £3’999.00, this Arcam FMJ AVR-750 7:1 AV Receiver was originally purchased on 26/08/2015 from Peter Tyson Hi-Fi in Newcastle-Upon-Tyne. It delivers high resolution surround-sound or true audiophile 2-channel music, delivering stunning realism with everything from heavy-weight blockbusters to concert videos, using seven channels of Class-G Amplification - where it is immensely powerful but smooth, providing impressive clarity in equal measure. There are plenty of reviews available both on the internet and on ‘You-Tube’, which can provide a detailed critique on the performance of the Arcam AVR-750, all of which are extremely complimentary. I have owned this Arcam FMJ AVR-750 from new, and as something of an Arcam enthusiast I had previously owned the former Arcam FMJ AVR-600 model for about four years before that, where it was for the dual high performance surround-sound cinema delivery and the audiophile music abilities from one Hi-Fi component that attracted me to the Arcam AVR series in the first place. The Arcam AVR-750 has provided trouble-free performance up until May 2023, where a fault then developed with the AVR-750 switching itself into ‘Standby’ mode (which I believe is a common fault and linked to protection circuitry built within the amp). I subsequently arranged for it to be returned to the Arcam Factory in Milton-Keynes (now owned by Harman UK), through Peter Tyson Hi-Fi - who provided a great service. The repair cost me £450.00 (plus an additional £60.00 Re-Installation Fee), but a number of parts have been replaced and it has also been updated with the latest software – and the repair further has a 12-Month Arcam Warranty. I would anticipate that as this repair has been completed at the Arcam Factory that the AVR-750 should now continue to provide reliable service well into the future. However, during the course of the repair I became tempted by the latest flagship Arcam AVR-31, which Peter Tyson Hi-Fi are stocking, and which resulted in me subsequently purchasing a one after I succumbed to a difficult to resist deal I was offered – and hence the only reason why I am now selling my Arcam AVR-750. There are a number of detailed performance reviews of the Arcam FMJ AVR-750 available on the internet, and here are a few good examples: https://www.arcam.co.uk/product,fmj,av-receivers,avr750.htm https://www.whathifi.com/arcam/avr750/review https://www.avforums.com/reviews/arcam-avr750-review.11475/ https://youtu.be/JsbuBt22Oo8 https://youtu.be/5cUe5ODnu5A My Arcam FMJ AVR-750 is currently now packed in the transit box following its subsequent return to me from the Arcam Factory in Milton Keynes, following the repair – and a full report has also been provided outlining the repair process and the parts which have been replaced; but as I have the new AVR-31 now Installed, the AVR-750 is not currently wired-up to my surround-sound speaker system. It has the original Arcam Remote-Control; the Owner’s Manuel; the Speaker Room-Tuning-Microphone; the original FM/DAB Aerial; the original Power-Lead. It is all in excellent overall condition, with only one faint light scratch-mark on the left-hand side, which is barely seen, and is just where another component was alongside.