Features

• 100W per channel x 2 in stereo mode; 100W x 5 in surround mode, 6ohm , Freq resp: 40 Hz 20 kHz, , Dolby(R) Pro Logic(R) II Movie, Music, Custom & Matrix, 2 coaxial & 1 optical digital inputs , Unified remote, 3 DSP modes , Subwoofer preamp output , 3 A/V inputs & 4 audio inputs , 6-channel direct input, Front panel A/V input , Tone direct , Cinema EQ , Source/feature memory, Dynamic range co

Reviews (1)

Good name, good quality, good features & great price!
Best unit by far for the money I could find. Great selection of input and outputs, but instructionscould be better at explaining good better and best way to connect system for the novice. I question the lack of amplification for a subwoofer. It has a pre-amp output requiring a powered subwoofer. But then a switched power outlet to would make that less of an inconvenience. ... Read more

Editorial Review

Surround speakers don't amount to much without a quality receiver, and this JVC 7.1-channel model plays the role perfectly. Equipped with a full complement of surround decoders, including Dolby Digital EX, DTS (ES, Neo:6, and 96/24), and Dolby Pro Logic (II and IIx)--the receiver breathes life into home theater audio, delivering spectacularly crisp, explosive sound for both movies and music. The decoded formats are complemented by JVC's digital audio processor (DAP), which creates dynamic audio soundstages that mimic the acoustics of the most popular live venues. Among the multichannel DAP selections are Theater, Hall, Dance Club, Live Club, and Pavilion. Read more

Features

• 770-watt 7.1-channel home theater receiver (110 watts x 7) with hybrid feedback digital amplifier
• Built-in decoding for Dolby Digital EX, DTS, DTS-ES, DTS 96/24, DTS Neo:6, and Dolby Pro Logic IIx formats
• USB port connects to Mac or PC for music streaming; Game mode with RPG, sport, action, and night settings
• Digital acoustics processor (DAP) simulates conditions in live venues; virtual surround back function
• 3 digital audio inputs (2 optical and 1 coaxial), 2 component inputs, and 3 S-video inputs; 2-year warranty

Features

• Compact, wearable digital audio player in blue
• 128 MB flash memory holds 2 hours of MP3 and 4 hours of WMA audio
• USB mass storage capability; 7 EQ presets
• Blue backlit dot matrix LCD with ID3 tag and synchronized lyric display
• Powered by single AAA battery for up to 10 hours of continuous play

Editorial Review

Surround speakers don't amount to much without a quality receiver, and this JVC 7.1-channel model plays the role perfectly. Equipped with a full complement of surround decoders, including Dolby Digital EX, DTS (ES, Neo:6, and 96/24), and Dolby Pro Logic (II and IIx)--the receiver breathes life into home theater audio, delivering spectacularly crisp, explosive sound for both movies and music. The decoded formats are complemented by JVC's digital audio processor (DAP), which creates dynamic audio soundstages that mimic the acoustics of the most popular live venues. Among the multichannel DAP selections are Theater, Hall, Dance Club, Live Club, and Pavilion. Read more

Features

• 770-watt 7.1-channel home theater receiver (110 watts x 7) with hybrid feedback digital amplifier
• Built-in decoding for Dolby Digital EX, DTS, DTS-ES, DTS 96/24, DTS Neo:6, and Dolby Pro Logic IIx formats
• USB port connects to Mac or PC for music streaming; Game mode with RPG, sport, action, and night settings
• Digital acoustics processor (DAP) simulates conditions in live venues; virtual surround back function
• 3 digital audio inputs (2 optical and 1 coaxial), 2 component inputs, and 3 S-video inputs; 2-year warranty

Editorial Review

The SA-HE75 home theater receiver from Panasonic is a sophisticated, easy-to-customize, and affordable core component for both home audio and home theater systems. The receiver’s Dolby Digital and DTS decoders provide crisp, clear sound, and Dolby Pro Logic II surround sound yields richness to movies and music alike. The SA-HE75 has three surround modes: movie, music, and panorama. The adjustable music and panorama settings add surround effects to stereo sources, and can be altered to fully customize your audio experience. Read more

Features

• Dolby Digital and DTS decoders, and Dolby Pro Logic II surround sound
• 100 watts per channel, with less than 0.9% total harmonic distortion
• Three surround-sound modes: movie, music, and panorama
• Six sound field control presets: hall, club, live, theater, simulated surround, and party
• Speaker size and placement controls customize sound to your room

Reviews (8)

Replacement Tuner..
This receiver was purchased as a replacement for a
BELOW WAY OFF BASE!
Yes, Ill admit this is not the strongest receiver at the gym but What's written below shows no understanding of amplifier power, specs, or the ability to " do the job".Unless you play movies and Cd's at literally eardrum splitting volume the Panasonic has all the power you'll ever need in a home theater setting with " average" speakers. To say that the receiver cuts out at 40hz is just plain ignorant.I will admit that the specs are a result of the marketing director pushing for " 100 watts per channel", but this receiver does put out a clean 60 watts of 20-20-000hz of power.
What you'd expect.....
I had been powering my Polk rti-12 and rti-10 loudspeakers with 2 biamped SA-HE75 receivers for about a year, until I got my HK AVR-240s. Over that year I encountered no real problems, other than the lack of power.(Hence the biamping) I don't recommend this Panasonic for anything larger than very small floorstanding speakers with only mid/high frequency requirements. Bookshelf speakers or satellites would be perfectly fine.(There's a subwoofer-out anyway)
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Subjects:  1. SAHE75, SAHE-75, pana audio, sah-e75,    2. SA-EH75, HE75, sahe75b, sahe-75b    3. reciever, panosonic, panesonic, pansonic    4. sa-he75b   

Editorial Review

Want more than a superb balance of precise surround sound processing, powerful amplification and signal-enhancing technologies to bring out the very best in your home theater? The TX-SR504 goes above and beyond by giving you the capability to switch up to three high-definition components for simple connection to HDTVs. So, on top of sensational DVD movies and your own music catalog, the TX-SR504 easily integrates recorded video content, live high-definition broadcasts and the most gripping console games. While this receiver’s sophistication can’t be denied, it’s also designed to make operating your home entertainment a stress-free, simple exercise. A perfectly laid out rear panel features color-coded ports, while the preprogrammed RI (Remote Interactive) remote control and accessible front panel controls do all the work for you. In more ways than one, the TX-SR504 will set you up for the best home theater entertainment yet. Read more

Features

• Pre-Programmed RI Compatible Remote Control - Compatible With RI Dock For iPod
• Connections - HTDV-Ready Component Video (3 Inputs/1 Output), S-Video (3 Inputs/ 2 Outputs) / Digital Audio Inputs - 3 Optical/1 Coaxial/4 Assignable
• Sleep Timer
• Unit Dimensions - 17.13 x 5.94 x 14.84 / 22.9 lbs

Features

• Power Output (Stereo at 8 ohm, 20 Hz-20 kHz, FTC) -RMS 50 Watts per channel or Dynamic Power (4 ohm) -105 Watts per channel
• Has a THD-0.08 %
• Frequency Response -20 Hz to 30,000Hz
• S/N Ratio -Phono(MM) -80 dB (IHF-A, 5 mV input) / CD-Tape -100 dB (IHF-A)
• Audio Input/Output Terminals -4/2

Reviews (6)

Very good for the money
I have an 8 year old Marantz reciever- and although this does not have the power of that reciever, for the money this ONKYO offers excellent sound and quality. It offers basic features for old audiophiles like myself, without breaking the bank. Very recommended.

Great for simple 2.0 or 2.1 sound
I picked the Onkyo TX-8011 up to replace an old 25w/channel JVC I'd used for years. I wanted the remote and a little more power for my Mission 70 bookshelf speakers in the bedroom. The Onkyo's sound is crisp and precise, which is to my liking. The phono jack gives me the option of hooking up my turntable if I feel inspired to play any vinyl. The Mission's 5" woofers weren't putting out bass to my liking, so I hooked up a Yamaha YST-SW215 150w powered sub woofer to top off the system (note that the Onkyo TX-8011 does not have a sub woofer output, so you'll need to buy a sub like the Yamaha that has a speaker line input if you choose to go the sub woofer route.) Bottom line: The Onkyo combined with the Mission bookshelf speakers and the Yamaha sub-woofer provide suberb sound, and I got the whole thing wired in about 15-20 minutes. It's a lot more than I ever thought I'd use in the bedroom (it's hooked up to the TV and DVD player), but find myself popping CD's into the DVD player just to listen to the great blend of trebles, mids and lows from this powerful little system. The 50w/channel Onkyo delivers great sound for a bedroom or apartment, as long as you are OK with staying with two channels. While I chose to add a sub woofer, I think the Onkyo could have driven larger speakers with 8" woofers quite satisfactorily. Strongly recommended, as is the Yamaha sub-woofer as an add-on if you are using bookshelf speakers.
Onkyo TX-8011, Great low-end stereo receiver
I don't have a room that can be easily set up for surround sound, so stereo is adequate for me. I wanted a relatively simple stereo receiver with remote to replace my 23-year-old MCS unit.
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Features

• 6.1-channel, 630W powerful surround sound (105Wx6)
• XM Ready with XM HD Surround Powered by Neural Surround
• Compressed Music Enhancer
• Front panel mini jack for portable player connections
• Preset remote unit

Reviews (2)

Good sound, good versatility, decent price.
(9/26 06, I have bought the HTR-5940 from a retailer for aprox $320 befor tax to try out. Everything below still stands for the given set up after hooking it up to some lesser quality speakers.)
htr-5940
yamaha makes some of the best stuff around. amazon sells some of the best stuff around. thanks amazon! ... Read more

Editorial Review

Not everyone wants or needs a single feature-loaded surround receiver, which is where the AudioSource Amp One/A 160-watt stereo amplifier comes into play. A favorite of audiophiles everywhere, the device is built to deliver powerful music, pure and simple, with few gratuitous extra controls to get in the way. Listeners can use the Amp One/A as an independent stereo amp (80 watts x 2) when used with a preamp, or as an adjunct amp for a low-powered surround receiver with preamp outputs (it delivers 200 watts of mono power). Combine the Amp One/A with an additional monoblock amp and a preamp and listeners can powerfully drive two front left/right speakers or two rear speakers, further clarifying each channel to create dynamic, high-end sound. To connect additional components to the amp, use the included line-in jacks (for connecting to a source such as a receiver, CD player, or preamplifier) or the line-out/thru jacks (for creating a multi-amp setup). It's also simple to switch between stereo and mono modes thanks to the bridging switch.Read more

Features

• 160-watt stereo amp (80 watts x 2) with switchable 200-watt mono option
• Line-in jacks connect to such sources as receivers, CD players, or preamplifiers
• Line-out/thru jacks for creating powerful multi-amp setup; requires preamp
• 20 Hz to 20 kHz frequency response and total harmonic distortion of 0.04 percent
• Measures 16.5 x 2.38 x 11.62 inches (W x H x D); 2-year warranty

Reviews (7)

Excellent value and sound; one of the best deals in amps!
I have been an audiophile since I was a teen (over 20 years), having owned some truly high end amplifiers like Bryston, Audio Research, and currently in my main system, a McIntosh MC162.All phenomenal amps.I also happen to own an AudioSource AmpTwo and an AmpOne, both superb amps for the money.The only difference with the AmpTwo, is that it has left and right channel lit VU meters that measure watts output and 'headroom' in db units.Very cool indeed!Other than this, the AmpOne is identical to the AmpTwo.The AmpOne is set up in my home office connected to higher end equipment like Parasound and a Denon HDCD player.My speakers are the very venerable and respected bookshelf horn speakers, the JBL HLS-610, which is very well balanced and revealing of source material and equipment.And lastly, I run fairly expensive 'StraightWire' interconnect cables between my components.That said, I have been blown away by the quality and neutral sound of thisamplifier!The amp sounds detailed, accurate, warm, sweet, and powerful - attributes usually found in more expensive high end amplifiers as mentioned above, usually costing thousands of dollars!Quite an amazing feat for this solid little affordable AudioSource that satisfies even high demand audiophile ears like mine.Moreover, I have tested the AmpOne and AmpTwo while driving difficult power hungry loads, such as Magneplanar 4 ohm speakers, and they performed beyond my expectations.Kudos to AudioSource for providing one of the truly 'best bang for the buck' deals in stereo amplification out there!I highly, HIGHLY recommend this product.

VERY good amp for the money
very flat sounding. i'm tired of people comparing other amps and thinking they are better for one reason or another.. but thats consumer audio for you... the goal should be to have flat sound that is as true to the origional recording as possible. AudioSource Amp One/A - great value and quality!
I bought 2 AudioSource Amp One/A's and am running them as monoblocks to drive my front L/R speakers.The difference in sound quality over my Marantz SR-5300 (brand new) is quite stunning.The sound stage sounds much wider and deeper, and even the most delicate note can be clearly heard.I'm using the Marantz as a preamp to drive the AudioSource amps, BTW.With the AS's taking the load of the front speakers, the Marantz's dynamics and clarity have also improved dramatically with multi-channel recordings since it's now only handling the center and surround speakers.Read more

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Editorial Review

Enjoy all 120 channels of Sirius satellite radio while driving in your car or sitting in your living room with XAct's XTR1UK plug-and-play universal kit. Equipped with an XTR1 satellite radio receiver, a universal docking cradle, satellite antennas for both your home and car, and accompanying power sources, the kit includes everything you need to enjoy satellite radio in virtually any location.Read more

Features

• Complete satellite radio kit for listening to Sirius programming in car or at home
• Tuner with 6-line display offers 18 station presets and real-time satellite-updated clock
• S-Seek feature searches for stored song titles (up to 10) on current Sirius playlists; includes remote control
• Built-in wireless FM transmitter; includes universal docking cradle and home and car antennas
• Requires Sirius satellite subscription; tuner measures 2.75 x 4.62 x 1.38 inches (W x H x D); 1-year warranty

Reviews (15)

Prety good unit
I got this receiver and boombox as a christmas gift.I can not receive reception in my house (possably from being built in the 40's and is all true plaster walls) in the car it works pretty good.hard to read display at times, unit gets hot when on, at times the FM transmitter dosent send a strong signal.as with all FM transmitters, some sound quality is lost in the transmission, but not too bad.I use the supplied antenna for the satalite inside my car on the dash.I didnt see the need in running wires for a unit that can move from car to car with ease.
STAY AWAY FROM XACT!!!!!
I am going on my 3rd radio since November 3rd, 2005. I could not get anywhere with XACT so I went to the Better Business Bureau and a few days later I got a call from some customer service chick who had an attitude. I had to pay to send the radio back, when the replacement came guess what?....It was broken, no audio. I went back to the BBB and today I got a call from XACT and they won't refund my money but they want to send me an XTR2. Why would I want another crappy radio?
Not The Best Nor Safest Equipment
I wish I had read reviews about this equipment before buying it, but when I signed up for Sirius, this was the main equipment for sale.It has worked OK up until last week when I was driving along listening and starting smelling plastic burning and the unit stopped working.Earlier, my cigarette lighter/power plug in the front of my car stopped working altogether which I now realize is due to the XACT car charger having somehow destroyed the cigarette lighter/power plug; I checked to see if the fuse had just blown, but the fuse is fine and now I can't even get my cell phone charger to work in the cigarette lighter/power plug.The XACT receiver unit heats up tremendously and will sometimes "freeze up" during a broadcast so that I have to turn it off and then on again to "reboot" the receiver so that I can keep listening to Sirius.The car charger always got hot, but it wasn't until it actually destroyed my cigarette lighter/power plug that I realize the XACT car charger is a hazard to using in your car.I have a Subaru Forester with the cigarette lighter/power plug up front and a second power plug in the back, so after the front cigarette lighter/power plug stopped working, I plugged the XACT car charger into the back power plug and that is where the XACT car charger actually fried itself.Fortunately, it didn't also destroy that second power plug in the back of my Subaru.So, now the XACT car charger does not work at all and it has an obvious burnt plastic smell to it.I guess I'll have to contact XACT to get the car charger replaced on warranty.I also bought the XACT Boom Box that this receiver plugs into and that works great.Its also good that the XACT Receiver unit didn't fry when the XACT car charger did because at least I can listen to Sirius at home on my XACT Boom Box.I don't know if I want to risk using this piece of equipment in my car again, because it is already going to cost me to have that cigarette lighter/power plug repaired that the XACT car charger destroyed.Thank goodness that this XACT car charger did not cause an electrical fire; at least it burnt itself out before causing any further damage.The bottom line on this review is I would recommend against the
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Editorial Review

Add a powerful surround sound field to your home theater set-up with the JVC RXD412B 7-channel audio/video receiver, which pumps out 110 watts per channel. Perfect for producing amazing video and audio playback for years to come, this model offers dual HDMI inputs and an HDMI output with composite/S-Video/component signal up-conversion and DCDi deinterlacing technology from Faroudja. It's also XM Satellite Radio-ready, enabling you to access the XM network through XM Connect and Play, an optional tuner that connects through a single cable--no power cord or audio cables are required. This receiver offers the following power specs: Read more

Features

• Built-in Digitally-tuned AM/FM Radio Tuner with 30 FM and 15 AM preset station programmable memories
• Tuner is XM Satellite Radio Ready (subscription to XM service and an XM home antenna are required)
• Connector allows your Sirius Satellite Radio tuner to be connected and controlled (requires subscription to Sirius)
• Stereo - 110 watts per channel, 6 ohms, from 20Hz to 20kHz, with 0.8% THD / Surround - (Front) 110 watts per channel, 6 ohms at 1kHz, with 0.8% THD; (Center) 110 watts, 6 ohms at 1kHz, with 0.8% THD; (Surround) 110 watts per channel, 6 ohms at 1kHz, with 0.8% THD; (Surround Back) 110 watts per channel, 6 ohms at 1kHz, with 0.8% THD
• Decodes Dolby Digital EX/Dolby Digital/Dolby Pro Logic IIx/Dolby Pro Logic II / DTS/DTS-ES/DTS NEO - 6/DTS 96/24 surround technologies

Features

• This 10dB TV/VCR signal amplifier helps improve picture quality & restore signal loss
• 50 MHz to 900 MHz, 115 volts AC with 75 ohm in/output connectors
• UL approved

Reviews (2)

good enough
This amplifier does not work as well as the one it replaces but for the money is completely satisfactory

DEFECTIVE
This gadget did not make any change to the signal whether it was switched on or off. ... Read more

Editorial Review

Get in the groove with the small, easy-to-use Mac Vision MA833A-BL MP3 Player. The player supports MP3/WMA digital music, so it's ready to store favorites from your digital music library. A dot matrix LCD Display with blue backlight displays song information, battery life, and more. And speaking of battery life, you'll enjoy up to 10 hours of continuous playback with a single AAA battery. Functions include a five-song repeat mode, as well as a seven-mode equalizer preset system. There's also a voice recorder mode so you can record thoughts when they strike you. A direct USB plug -- which is covered by a handy cap when you're on the move -- makes for easy connectivity with your PC. ... Read more

Features

• Supports MP3/WMA digital music
• Up to 10 hours of continuous playback with a single AAA battery
• Dot matrix LCD Display with blue backlight
• Five-song repeat mode
• Voice recorder mode

Reviews (57)

Good value if you're clear on its limitations
I bought this inexpensive little player for playing podcasts in my car (through a $7.95 cassette-drive adapter). Works really well for that purpose. I agree with other reviewers that the earbuds are horrible, but since I don't use them, no problem. Putting the podcast files on it is easy in USB-key mode, drag and drop.
DONT BUY THIS MP3 PLAYER!
This was my 2nd mp3 player (my first was the rio s10, which broke) and right when i opened it from the box the top button was screwed up it could only go one way it was SOOOOO annoying! Then about a month later it was so screwed up that it would freeze, turn off, and make the song sound weird! I threw this peice of trash away and got a Buslink MP3-SK 256 MB player which is way better! I love it! It has a built in loud speaker so i dont have to use those annoying earbuds! So i deffinatly recomend the buslink one over this stupid one!

Get an iPod nano for free instead!
Why settle for less, when you can get a brand new original iPod nano 4GB for Free! I got mine from this web site:nocostnow.info/ipod-nano ... Read more

Features

• 7.1-channel, 805W powerful surround sound (115Wx7)
• XM Ready with XM HD Surround Powered by Neural Surround
• Compatible with iPod via optional Yamaha YDS-10
• Compressed Music Enhancer
• YPAO sound optimization via included mic

Reviews (2)

BIG DISAPPOINTMENT
PROS:
Awesome receiver
I bought this to replace a Sony receiver that was on the fritz.There is no comparison between Sony and Yamaha.The sound quality of this unit is very impressive.I can't think of anything negative to say about it.The auto setup feature works very well.The XM function couldn't be easier to use.The AM/FM tuner is good.The only thing this receiver lacks, in my opinion, is HDMI switching.That remains a much more expensive feature.There have been problems with HDMI switching on many receivers anyway.(HDCP copy protection.) ... Read more

Editorial Review

Power up your home theater with the Denon AVR-887 surround sound receiver, which offers seven discrete amplifier channels (100 watts apiece, for 700 watts of total power). This includes for the surround back channel speakers to give you more clearly defined sound localization at the rear for 6.1-channel surround sources such as DTS-ES Discrete 6.1/Matrix 6.1/NEO:6 and Dolby Digital EX. The power amp circuits have been designed to reproduce exceptionally high sound quality with a wide frequency response from 10 Hz to 100 kHz. Denon's multi-room entertainment system feature lets you select different audio sources for listening in different rooms, and the AVR-887 offers two zones. It's XM Radio ready (optional XM tuner required) and offers XM-HD surround sound. It's also compatible with Denon's ASD-1R control dock for iPods. It features a 56-station AM/FM/XM random preset memory tuning.Read more

Features

• 7.1-channel home theater receiver with 700 watts of total power; meaxures 17.1 x 5.8 x 16.4 inches (WxHxD)
• 100 watts at 8 ohms across seven amplifier channels
• Auto Setup feature precisely balances speaker levels and fine-tunes the delay settings (microphone included)
• HDMI connections (2 in, 1 out) provide video up/down conversion
• Surround modes: DTS 96/24 decoding for DVD video; DTS-ES 6.1 and Matrix 6.1; DTS NEO:6; Dolby Digital EX; Dolby Pro Logic IIx; Neural Surround

Editorial Review

Denon's multiroom-capable DRA-685 AM/FM stereo receiver is engineered to serve as the heart of a 2-channel music system while providing high-fidelity sound and composite-video switching for stereo video sources such as DVD players, digital video recorders, digital satellite systems, cable boxes, and VCRs. Delivering 100 watts per channel x 2 into 8-ohm speakers (from 20 Hz to 20 kHz with no more than .05 percent total harmonic distortion), the DRA-685 provides separates-class audio performance. High-speed, wideband, discrete power transistors provide delicacy and impact, making them well suited to high-quality analog and digital sources.Read more

Features

• 2-source/2-zone AM/FM stereo receiver and integrated amplifier with 100 watts per channel x 2; 4 ohms stable (using speakers A or B)
• Discrete multiroom, multisource audio and video outputs for 2-source, 2-zone, dual-volume control (even includes 2 remote controls)
• Signal Level Divided Construction (SLDC) keeps low- and high-level signals separate for greater clarity and fidelity
• Composite-video switching: 3 inputs/2 outputs; offers phono input (MM only)
• Measures 17.1 x 6.7 x 16.4 inches (W x H x D)

Reviews (2)

Caution getting into Denon because of parts availability
As a caveat to prospective shoppers of what is one of the high end and costlier brands.Denon had me on a merry chase to get a remote control for an audio product. They have outsourced the parts department to Hermann's in Florida."Sorry sir,your item is discontinued,you would need to buy the whole receiver to get the compatible remote for your deck." Huh? This has a baloney flavor to me that I really do not like. Their HQ didnt seem to know much,frankly.My suggestion is to check out the high end models from Pioneer, Sony and JVC. They make accessories and parts avaiable directly and easily from the company. And no baloney.This is a competitive market and there are goodies aplenty such as inputs and outputs and circuitry goodies to shop for. (Unless the cachet factor is vital to you. In which event, good luck and don't forget the B and W speakers from UK.) Good luck and aloha. Gerry

A fine piece of high quality audio hardware.
I had actually been searching for a different piece of Denon audio hardware when I ran across this rather new Amazon listing for the Denon DRA-685 receiver, which has been a key component in my "main" audio system for nearly two years now. It is certainly a "keeper," and a receiver whose capabilties and features one can "grow into" over time. A few of the features are quite unique, and I have yet to exploit them.
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Editorial Review

For great hi-fi sound and on a budget, look no further than Denon's DRA-295 AM/FM receiver. The component is engineered to serve as the heart of a 2-channel music system while providing convenient composite-video switching for stereo video sources such as DVD players, digital video recorders, digital satellite systems, cable boxes, and VCRs. The receiver pumps 50 watts per channel x 2 into 8 ohm speakers (from 20 Hz to 20 kHz with .08 percent total harmonic distortion) and offers 2 sets of binding-post speaker terminals for powering 2 sets of speakers simultaneously.Read more

Features

• AM/FM stereo receiver and integrated amplifier with 50 watts per channel x 2; 4-ohms stable
• Drift-free PLL tuning with 40 radio presets with auto preset memory
• Signal Level Divided Construction (SLDC) keeps low- and high-level signals separate for greater clarity and fidelity
• Composite-video switching: 3 inputs/2 outputs
• Measures 17.1 x 5.8 x 16.4 inches (W x H x D)

Reviews (1)

Pre-amp output + Inexpensive!
I have wonderful older Dahlquist DQ-10 speakers that need really high-current, clean amplification.So, I have a Hafler amp and Hafler preamp that have always sounded fantastic.Then, my preamp died :-(, so I looked around the store for a cheap replacement.I found this Denon-295 that has preamp output plus a switched AC receptacle.So, I plugged in my old Hafler amp.The Denon switches the Hafler on, and voila, great sound once again!I'm quite pleased with the receiver, especially b/c it didn't cost an arm+leg! ... Read more