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Sony STR-DH700 7.1-Channel A/V Receiver (Black) |  | Brand: Sony Category: CE
Rating: reviews Sales Rank: 1559
Color: Black Media: Electronics Autographed: No Memorabilia: No Batteries Included: Yes Shipping Weight (lbs): 17.6 Dimensions (in): 16.9 x 12.6 x 6.2
MPN: STR-DH700 Model: STR-DH700 UPC: 027242753532 EAN: 0027242753532 ASIN: B001TCML9Q
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| Features:
| • | 6 HD inputs (3 active HDMI and 3 component inputs) | | • | Blu-ray audio decoding (linear PCM) | | • | Wireless multi-room audio ready (S-AIR ready) | | • | Satellite radio ready (Sirius Radio ready) | | • | One touch play (BRAVIA Sync) |
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Product Description Awaken your senses and your entertainment with the STR-DH700 7.1-channel A/V receiver. Delivering the Full HD 1080 experience to your home theater system, this receiver features 6 HD inputs (3 Active HDMI and 3 component) so you can take full advantage of all your HD components. The STR-DH700 is compatible with 24p True Cinema video signals and decodes uncompressed audio so you can connect your HD components such as a Blu-ray Disc player and PLAYSTATION 3.
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| Customer Reviews:
Good Starter 7.1 March 17, 2010 Rick G. Villano (Atlanta, GA.) Have Sony SS 890 for rear speakers & Bose for front with Sony rear surrounds, Polk TS10 subwoofer. Use Direct TV HD/DVR HDMI with 50 Panasonic plasma & Panasonic Bluray works like a charm. The Sound leaves a little to be desired on music but works well with Bluray on movies. Its ease of use and hookup outweigh that minor flaw.
Good value for a receiver to integrate HDMI blu ray and TV March 9, 2010 Kermit1971 (Portland, OR USA) I purchased the Sony STR DH700 to use with a new HDMI blu ray disc player and plasma TV. It serves this purpose well, is easy to integrate with the other components, is straightforward in terms of using the different sound options, and setup my 5.1 speaker system automatically with sterling results. I'm not an audiophile; that said, I am blown away by the versatility of this receiver. Blu Ray discs are spectacular and music played through my ipod or from cd's is wonderful--noticeably better than that produced by my previous high end Onkyo receiver. The difference likely is a result of my never learning how to manually set up the Onkyo receiver. The Sony is much more intuitive to use, so, for someone like myself, who likes and can tell the difference but doesn't have the inclination to master the intricacies of a receiver's controls, this is a very good purchase. Also, the price through Amazon, with free shipping, makes this receiver a very good value.
Stereo March 9, 2010 Jessica R. Butle There is no AUX input.
Saving and using radios stations was confusing at first.
can't believe the price March 8, 2010 xmenehune (las vegas) for just over $200, if you have other Sony products, this is well worth it for integration, it's really nice to have everything work from one remote.
I liked its auto sensing of the audio ouput, it found my "large" speakers (no name brand) and correctly configured it. It works well w/the Bravia TV and the remote is easy to use. AM/FM was nice, and it has SIRIUS as well (though I don't subscribe). Altogether handsome and well built, so far so good....
works well w/karaoke cavs player
Good value, but some disappointments... March 2, 2010 Emlyn Addison (Providence, RI) I owned an earlier generation Sony STR-DE845 for 10 years, which worked flawlessly until something electrical finally burned itself out.
I bought the STR-DH700 because we eventually plan to upgrade our TV to an HD set of some sort and I was presuming that 7.1 would slowly begin to replace the 5.1 format.
Overall I'm as happy with this replacement as I was with the original, save for a few non-trivial items:
1. The power-up and power-down times seem inordinately long...and rather loud when the system finally clicks on; sometimes it can seem like a lifetime if you were in a hurry to see something.
2. The volume seems quite low overall; I have an excellent JBL surround sound speaker system and I'm at well over twice the volume setting compared with my old receiver.
3. There appears to be NO WAY to adjust the volume of the center, front-L/R, rear-L/R or subwoofer independently. I'm mystified because this was a handy feature on the STR-DE845. What gives?
4. Unfortunately, the lovely remote that comes with this receiver cannot control our not-so-old Panasonic Tau TV, and so we've had to ditch it and buy a really ugly universal remote that can't control even 1/4 of all the receiver functions. Boy was that disappointing.
But in terms of sound quality and flexibility it's hard to beat this price.
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