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Sony debuted three new Elevated Standard receivers today that are geared toward high-def enthusiasts and audiophiles.

The high-end 5300ES supports multi-room setups, which allows you to have audio and video in two different rooms, with different media streaming to each. You’ll also get 6 HDMI 1.3 inputs, a 120-watt amp for 7.1 channel Dolby TrueHD or DTS HD Master Audio surround sound.

You’ll also see the 4300ES which is a single room unit with only a 100-watt amp and 3 HDMI inputs. The low-end 3300ES is the same as the 4300ES, but lacks the Dolby and DTS decoding seen in the other two models.

All three feature Sony’s Digital Media Port which allows you to interface with an iPod dock, wireless connection or other receivers. The 3300ES will ship in August for $1,000, the 5300ES in September for $1,700 and finally the 4300ES in October for $1,300.

Sony debuts ES receivers with multizone HD, iPod link [via electronista]