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Harman/Kardon AVR 7550HD
$2,800.00
Released November, 2008
The Pros:Streamlined design - everything is hidden behind panels. Uses cutting-edge video processing by Faroudja. UI - uses a full-color menu system with pictures and text.
The Cons:Reported reliability issues. Design - uses a two-tone color scheme that might not be for everyone. Requires users to download and install a firmware update for 3D support.
The Harman/Kardon AVR 7550HD is a 7.2-channel A/V receiver announced in November 2008 as Harman/Kardon’s flagship receiver. It features an HDMI v1.3a repeater and audio/video processing and upscaling to 1080p from any single video source.
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At the time of its release, the 7550HD was touted as the first among its kind to incorporate Dolby Volume technology and the latest-generation Texas Instruments Aureus DA710 audio digital-signal processor in a dual-DSP configuration. As for connectivity, the receiver supports USB, S-Video, component, HDMI, broadband Internet, and iPhones/iPods via an included Bridge II docking station.
Features
- 7.2-Channel A/V Receiver
- HDMI v1.3a Repeater
- A/V Processing & Upscaling
- Dolby Volume Technology
- Aureus DA170 Audio DS Processor
- Dual-DSP Configuration
- USB Interface
- S-Video
- Component/Composite
- HDMI
- Broadband
- Bridge II
User Reviews (3)
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streamlined design - everything is hidden behind panels
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uses cutting-edge video processing by Faroudja
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UI - uses a full-color menu system with pictures and text
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one of the first receivers to implement Dolby Volume technology
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reported reliability issues
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design - uses a two-tone color scheme that might not be for everyone
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requires users to download and install a firmware update for 3D support
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expensive - the cost is prohibitive for most users
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