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Power Output: Rated Output Power (1kHz, 2ch driven): 110W (8ohms, 0.9% THD)
Rated Output Power (20Hz-20kHz, 2ch driven): 100W (8ohms, 0.09% THD)
Dynamic Power per Channel (8/6/4/2 ohms): 140/180/210/250W
Multi Zone: Zone 2 Audio Output: Line output
Powered Zone: Zone 2
RS-232C Interface: Yes
+12V Trigger Output: 1
Remote (IR) Input/Output: 1 / 1
Zone B Output: Yes (HDMI)
Audio: Pure Direct: Yes (with video on mode)
YPAO multi-point measurement: Yes with R.S.C. (Reflected Sound Control)
Adaptive DRC (Dynamic Range Control): Yes
Initial Volume & Maximum Volume Setting: Yes
Bi-amp capability: Yes
Audio Delay: Yes (0-500 ms)
192kHz/24-bit DACs for all channels: Yes (Burr-Brown)
Decoder: Dolby TrueHD/Dolby Pro Logic IIz/Dolby Digital Plus
DTS-HD Master Audio/DTS-ES/DTS Neo:6
Digital Core Engine with Texas Instruments Aureus DSP
Decoder: Dolby TrueHD/Dolby Pro Logic IIz/Dolby Digital Plus
DTS-HD Master Audio/DTS-ES/DTS Neo:6
Digital Core Engine with Texas Instruments Aureus DSP
It may sit just on top of your home theater system, but your stereo receiver is extremely important. This big black box is the epicenter of your home audio experience, the brains behind the nervous system of a/v cables connecting the television to its speakers and your home entertainment center. While it may seem unassuming, stereo receivers are what make or break a home audio setup.
The stereo receiver is the main input and output that controls the rest of an audio arrangement. It dictates the number and variety of speakers you can install, the kind of video devices you can connect to it and the amount of power you can expect to get from your outputs. DVD players, video game consoles, television sets and audio devices will all want a piece of the stereo receiver's action, so getting a high-end, well-constructed unit is key to optimal audio production and the best video experience. For example, a movie may be scary because of its visuals, but it's the sound that makes it terrifying. The best receivers will not only hook together CD and DVD players, radio inputs, television and gaming devices, they also bring a level of immersion and entertainment you couldn't hope to achieve with anything less.
Low-end and mid-range stereo receivers may be perfectly fine for basic DVD and television watching. If you want a real theater experience, using the right a/v cables, buying the best amplifiers and choosing the most powerful speakers will help your stereo receiver perform like a pro.
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