- sounded good for the money. but then it broke 6 months later. if you buy it make sure you get a replacement warranty. I am going to buy a better one next time. you get what you pay for.
- I bought the receiver to replace my Harman Kardon HK3375, which was too deep to fit in my new shelves. Not only was the sound noticeably inferior to the HK, but it provided only "A" or "B" speakers but not at the same time. I spent all that time trying to find an inexpensive system that was shallow enough to fit my shelves, and somehow overlooked the inability to play in two rooms at the same time. Add to that the confusing interface. Anyway, this failure pushed me to find a different place to install my existing HK.
- Full-featured 550-watt (110 watts x 5) digital home theater receiver
- Built-in Dolby Digital, DTS, and Dolby Pro Logic IIx decoding; 192 kHz/24-bit digital-to-analog converter
- Quad-field Cinema DSP with 14 surround programs; Silent Cinema headphone listening mode
- Measures 17.12 by 5.94 by 12.4 inches (W x H x D); 2-year warranty
