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Yamaha1
a AudioPhileDate Reviewed: February 19, 2003
Bottom Line: It is a decent receiver. With it's 80 RMS per channel. Unfortunatly not a lot of DVD Players/Changers have 6 CH Output. Plus not a lot of DVD's are encoded with this feature either. But I'm not downing this receiver at all.
Used product for: More than 1 year
Duration Product Used: AudioPhile
Product model year: 1998
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$200.00
Purchased At: American
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Juan Restrepo
a Audio EnthusiastDate Reviewed: July 16, 2000
Bottom Line: Nice a few flaws ( inputs) great sound i had to use switches to add things thats ok.Nice unit Great for first timers like me!!!!!!!! I have a Kenwwod 203 CD(5 disc),Sony mini disc(MJE-DS330),Pioneer302DVD,Panasonic(PV-9451)VHS,Kenwwod tape deck (203),Audio Source Equaliser(EQ-100) Phillips 27" Tv, KLH120watt 10" powerd sub woffer>
Used product for: 3 months to 1 year
Duration Product Used: Audio Enthusiast
Product model year: 1999
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Frank Edgington
a Audio EnthusiastDate Reviewed: April 15, 2000
Bottom Line: I just bought this receiver for my computer because I moved it away from my home theater and wanted good sound but didn't want to get the ugly and cheap computer style speakers that have horrible sound and looks. So I found a cheap receiver ($129) and had good options. I also bought a pair of Polk RT15i's to go with it (cherry finish to match my cherry finish desk). Hooked it all up and was pretty satisfied with the sound from it. The setup total cost was $350 after tax. A little more than a good computer speaker setup, but the sound and upgrade capability is worth the price.
For the cheap price and the 5.1 channel inputs, it's worth it. But the remote buttons are a little bunched up. And from the remote, the volume goes up and down a little slow. But these are very minor inconveniences.
Used product for: Less than 1 month
Duration Product Used: Audio Enthusiast
Product model year: 2000
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tony mumolo
a Audio EnthusiastDate Reviewed: February 15, 2000
Bottom Line: i haven't had this unit all that long and i don't really have much of a frame of referance since this is my first home theater set up. i'm using it with a toshiba DD dvd player and infinity speakers. i originally got it as a HT package but have since replaced the kenwood speakers with the infinity's and a KLH 120 watt sub.
all i can say is it kick's ass.
it can play my system at levels my neighbors don't appreciate and do it without any distortion or laboring that i can hear and i'm pretty discerning.
you hear a lot of condescention about entry level recievers and maybe it won't last all that long (maybe) but it got me into home theater. so far i don't have any complaints other than the cheap speaker cable connects in the back. when i have more money i'll get more, bigger and better. but your not going to get hurt buying this reciever.
Used product for: 1 to 3 months
Duration Product Used: Audio Enthusiast
Product model year: 1999
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nader
a Audio EnthusiastDate Reviewed: January 23, 2000
Bottom Line: I got this reciever, a Kenwood CD and tape player, JBL HLS 810 speakers, and Kenwood center and rear speakers for $600.
The system sounds great. The amp is awsome while watching MTV, a football game, TV shows, DVD's, tapes, and not to meantion CD's and tapes. It is very loud and cool. Buy it now...
Used product for: 3 months to 1 year
Duration Product Used: Audio Enthusiast
Product model year: 1998
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