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Harman/Kardon AVR 2600
$699.00
Released September, 2009
The Pros:Looks good - has a sophisticated, streamlined aesthetic. Great sound quality. Cleverly designed buttons - thin and out of sight.
The Cons:High price point for what it is. Lacks audio return channel despite having HDMI 1.4a. The two-tone color scheme isn't for everyone.
The Harman/Kardon AVR 2600 is a 7.1-channel A/V receivers introduced at the 2009 CEDIA Expo. It features everything on the AVR 1600, but adds along a bevy of features, including an audio input for iPod charging, configurable back amps for 7.1 or Zone II output, and the Faroudja “Torino” video scaler/enhancer, which upconverts to/from composite to component or HDMI (720P, 1080i, 1080p).
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Included also is support for the latest audio/video technologies, such as Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master Audio. Additional features include six digital audio inputs (3 optical, 3 coaxial), a text-based onscreen display designed for convenience, and automatic speaker calibrations.
Features
- 7.1-Channel A/V Receiver
- Successor to AVR 1600
- Audio Input for iPod
- Video Scaler/Enhancer
- Dolby/DTS Technologies
- Six Digital Audio Inputs
- Text-Based Interface
- Automatic Speaker Configurations
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Pros & Cons
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looks good - has a sophisticated, streamlined aesthetic
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cleverly designed buttons - thin and out of sight
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graphical user interface - doesn't rely on a text-only configuration panel
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firmware update makes it 3D capable
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enough power output for most home theater setups
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good analog video upconversion
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supports 'switching' - can take multiple inputs and pipe them out through a single output
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high price point for what it is
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lacks audio return channel despite having HDMI 1.4a
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the two-tone color scheme isn't for everyone
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the button text on the front is hard to read
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