Sony STR-DH100 Receivers

Sony STR-DH100 Receivers 

DESCRIPTION

Power a stereo pair of speakers in the garage, kitchen, bedroom, or office with 100W of power per channel with the Sony STR-DH100 receiver. While AM and FM tuners let you enjoy your favorite radio programming, five RCA audio inputs are ideal for connecting external devices like a CD player, and the Digital Media Port allows you to connect an MP3 player using separate docking accessories. An A/B switching function lets you connect a second pair of stereo speakers and select between listening to one or both pair.

  • AM/FM Memory Presets: 30FM - 30 AM
  • A/B Speaker Switch: Selectable A/B/A&B
  • Impedance: 8 Ohms
  • Power Consumption (in Operation): 200W
  • Power Requirements: AC120V, 60 Hz
Enjoy bolder, quality sound without the fuss. The solid, 2-channel STR-DH100 stereo receiver delivers clear stereo sound for everyday music fans and rooms where a complex home theater system is not needed. With the right mix of inputs and technologies, the STR-DH100 transforms any secondary living environment into a concert hall. In addition, it also includes the Digital Media Port input that allows you to extend your music selection from an iPod, Walkman(R) digital music player, and Bluetooth device or from a PC (accessories not included).

USER REVIEWS

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[Apr 02, 2011]
if6was9
Audio Enthusiast

I just purchased this unit to be the replacement for my old Sony STR-D315. I didn't need a home theater system for the service needed, just a good stereo for the bedroom. I recently upgraded to a flat panel TV, a Sony Bravia 32". The Sony D315 amp was primarily used for the TV.
Much to my surprise, the old D315 integrated with the new TV very well, with one (amp remote) button turning both TV and amp on/off. Good things don't last long, and the amp developed trouble with the right channel. So off to the audio repair shop it went. They tried their best, but the problem returned.
When looking for a new Sony, there's not much choice when it comes to just stereos. And boy, this STR-DH100 is basic as basic gets. My old D315 was better suited for my needs. With it I had a monitor switch, and the ability to pass a 10 band EQ through when I wanted. Also the old Sony had a switched 110V outlet on the back, that the EQ drew its power from. Ok, so I can live without an EQ, and this new Sony has neither.
Another drawback, the remote for the new DH100. It will turn on the TV, but two hands are required to do so. One hand pressing the TV button (bottom left), and the other pressing the A / V power button, that is next to the amp power button on the top right. I will say the remote does duty as another remote for the TV, but there's that darn two hand operation. Sony really screwed up a good thing with the remote's features... KISS.
The other operations of the amp are as expected. Simple format, and ease with the functions. And it sounds great, but I really don't crank'er'up in the bedroom.
I've decided I can live with these flaws for the money spent, it's new and trouble free. If I had to do it over again... I'd go find an older Sony amp like my D315 and spend the money to have it looked over. With this STR-D100, don't expect much but a fair stereo.

OVERALL
RATING
3
VALUE
RATING
4
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