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Marantz SR6010 7.2 AVR 770W with Atmos, DTS:X, BT & Wi-Fi
Yamaha RX-A850 AVENTAGE 7.2 AVR 700W – 4K, BT, WiFi, Atmos
Denon AVR-X1700H 7.2 Channel 8K, WiFi, Bluetooth, Phono
Sony ES STR-DA555ES 5.1 AVR 600W — Phono, Preouts
120 watts into each of five channels, 600 watts in total, from Sony's Elevated Standard line in 1999 — and 35 pounds of chassis to go with it. Two DSP engines, a 24-bit for Dolby Digital and DTS and a 32-bit for the soundfields, with an Analog Direct mode that bypasses both. MM phono, full 5.1 preouts and two subwoofer outputs. Level One serviced here; remote included.
High Quality NAD 250 Watt 5.1 Receiver w/ Remote AVR T744
Fifty watts into each of the five channels with all of them driven at once, into 4 or 8 ohms, with NAD's Soft Clipping on the output. Six digital inputs — four coaxial, two TOSLink — all freely assignable, preamp outputs for 5.2 including a second subwoofer, and an amplifier input for three channels. RDS tuner with 30 presets, NAD remote, manual as a PDF.
Full Digital Path! Harman Kardon 350 Watt 7.1 AVR DPR-1001
A full digital path from disc to amplifier — PWM digital amplifiers and 192kHz/24-bit DACs, with no A/D or D/A conversion in between. Fifty watts into 8 ohms on each of seven channels at 0.15% THD, Dolby Digital EX, DTS-ES and Logic 7, plus 7.1 pre-ins and pre-outs. Retailed new at $1200 USD. Remote and PDF manual included.
High Quality Denon 400 Watt 5.1 AVR w/ Phono AVR-3200
A 1998 Denon 5.1 receiver with a built-in phono stage and rotary bass and treble controls on the front panel — 400 watts across five channels, 32.5 lbs. Its original MSRP was $1,200 USD. No Atmos, no Wi-Fi, and rather easier to configure than most of what came after. Denon remote and a PDF manual included.
High Quality AMC 525 Watt 5.1 AVR R9
One hundred watts a channel into 8 ohms from a discrete amplifier design, with response quoted from 10 Hz to 60 kHz. Four assignable digital inputs — two optical, two coaxial — six-channel preamp in and out, and direct rotary volume for centre, sub and rears alongside the usual bass, treble and balance. Quartz PLL tuner with 30 presets. Eleven kilograms; it listed at $699 USD.
Yamaha RX-V795A 5.1 AV Receiver – 425W Peak, Phono
Eighty-five watts into 8 ohms on each of five channels at 0.04% distortion, with Dolby Digital, DTS and Yamaha’s Cinema DSP modes. An MM phono input, three optical and one coaxial digital input, and a full set of 5.1 pre-outs if you later want outboard amplification. Ships with a new compatible remote, not the original. Level 1 serviced; very good condition.
Sony ES 260 Watt 5.1 Receiver with Phono STR-GX700ES
Seventy watts a channel into 8 ohms from Sony’s Elevated Standard line, with an MM phono stage and switchable speaker impedance. Eight additional pairs of RCA inputs, four of them with output loops, and a full-range stereo pre-out that will feed a subwoofer with its own crossover. Third-party universal remote and PDF manual included.
Kenwood VR-507 5.1 AVR 500W with Phono Input
One hundred watts into 8 ohms on each of five channels, with Dolby Digital, DTS, Pro Logic II and Circle Surround, and 96 kHz/24-bit conversion. A real MM phono input with ground terminal, two optical and two coaxial digital inputs, and a 5.1 analog input for an SACD or DVD-Audio player. Original Kenwood remote included; good condition.
Harman Kardon 240 Watt 6.1 AVR w/ Remote AVR 135
Six discrete channels rated a conservative 40 watts each into 8 ohms from 20 Hz to 20 kHz at under 0.07% distortion, fed by 192 kHz/24-bit converters and a Cirrus 32-bit DSP. Dolby Digital, DTS-ES Discrete and Matrix, Neo:6, and Harman's own Logic 7. Triple-crossover bass management, automatic digital input polling, 30 tuner presets. Harman Kardon remote included.