Sony 100 WPC Stereo Receiver STR-DE197
$125.00
One hundred watts a channel into 8 ohms from 20 Hz to 20 kHz at 0.09% distortion, with four audio inputs and an AM/FM tuner holding 20 FM and 10 AM presets. Front-panel A and B switching runs two pairs of 8 to 16 ohm speakers, and there is composite video switching on the back. A pre-programmed universal remote and a PDF manual are included.
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Don’t be fooled by the affordable price tag — since the STR-DE197 is made by the experts at Sony, you can count on clear, dynamic stereo sound and rock-solid dependability. For music fans — and for rooms where you don’t need a complete home theater system — this receiver delivers the audio “basics” and more. It treats your music right with 100 watts per channel for smooth, low-distortion sound.
You get four audio inputs for your music sources (such as CD, MiniDisc, and cassette). You can select AM/FM stations using the 30 memory presets, or tune them in directly via the number buttons on the front panel. The included remote gives you easy control of this receiver and any other compatible Sony audio components you’ve got in your system.
Details:
100 watts x 2 (stereo) into 8 ohms (20-20,000 Hz) at 0.09% THD
built-in AM/FM tuner, Presets : 20 FM – 10 AM
4 audio inputs
front-panel switching for 2 pairs of main speakers (8 – 16 ohm speakers only)
headphone jack, AC Outlet : 1 Switched
Dimensions: 16-7/8″W x 5-1/4″H x 12-15/16″D
Nice clean Stereo Receiver from Sony. Pumps out 100 Watts per channel. Supports A + B mode (can support 4 main speakers simultaneously, .) Also offers Composite Video switching,
Includes pre-programmed universal remote, soft copy of manual in PDF.
Asking just $125
| Weight | 23 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 17 × 21 × 9.25 in |
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