Those include: Arena, Jazz Club, Stadium, Theatre, and Disco. There are several other gadgets here, including 5 DSP modes for improved listening from stereo sources I wouldn't recommended it for music listening though. Good job, and it should be always on when watching movies. What it does is activate a DSP circuit that should improve the sound of movies. There is also a Night Mode available for DD5.1 movies, that emphasizes the dynamic range for night listening.Īnother nice feature is the 'Cine EQ' mode which may be turned on at any time, but preferably for movies. The decoding is decent, and you can control lots of its parameters, for example speaker types (large/small) forīass management, speaker delay (by setting the distance from the listening position), and speaker levels. You can connect two sets of front speakers (A and B) and switch themĮlectronically (though not from the remote).ĭigital Processing - It includes Dolby Digital 5.1, DTS, and Dolby Prologic. The amplification is not very clean, and you will notice some hiss at high volume It is not the best for stereo if this is your main use, but it does the job well for home theater.Īnyways, unless you consider yourself an audiophile or a serious audio enthusiast, it will provide you The amplification is quite good for this price range of receivers. The good thing about this is that it delivers everything an average consumer would need from an A/V receiverĪmplification - 100Watts RMS X 5. The amount of features is excellent, everything operates well, and the entire package costs a mere 200$. I think this receiver can easily beat any other A/V receiver in its value category (or "bang for the buck"). Only in a $300 more unit will you hear a difference. If you''re picky and want a great sounding system that doesn''t cost too much, this is perfect.
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Spend the extra 50$ on the 507 for more inputs and Pro Logic II otherwise this is the best buy on the market in this range. It has the capability of using a 6-channel direct audio connection from a DVD player and is capapble of running 5 surround speakers and a sub-woofer each at 100Watts. That''s good if you don''t have a surround package. It also reads the number of speakers you have hooked up and channels the surround to those automatically. I like the way it automatically detects which decoder to use, the Dolby Digital, DTS, or Pro Logic. It also has a good number of outputs and video in/outputs. Get a sub-woofer and this will shake your house down at high volumes.Ħ RCA in, including "phono". That kind of thing won''t be a problem with this one. He may have exaggerated but many others have said similar things about receivers in this range. One reviewer mentioned that his "Pioneer VSX D510", which is in this price range, couldn''t get past -40db without cutting out on him. With the bass boost all the way up it can easily do -20dBs and probably even more. The book is good with a diagram if you get stuck.
Even with just my two front speakers the receiver channeled the Digitally Decoded signal into a synthetic surround sound that felt very close to a theatre atmosphere.Įasy. I didn''t run my video through this receiver but I did make use of the audio capabilities using an optical connector from my DVD player. Instruments were clearly defined and the lyrics were also very clear and smooth.ĭVD AUDIO (A) (but I have yet to get the surround speakers) It produces a deep sound even without a separate sub-woofer. All of the styles sounded great after adjusting the bass and treble to match them. I tested it out with some heavy bassed rap by the Wu-Tang and also some treble based songs by the likes of Beatles and Jimi Hendrix.
The sound is great for all kinds of music.
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