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Yamaha HTR-5950


$450.00 Released February, 2009

Product Shot 1 The Pros:Offers a wide range of functions to get the system balanced properly. Excellent price for the quality of sound the receiver can produce. Enough power to fill a medium sized room with sound without distortion or pushing the receiver too hard.

The Cons:Takes some time figuring out the setup, need to carefully work through the manual. Runs warm, need to make sure you have it in a well ventilated area. Speaker balancing is manual, no automatic microphone setup.

The Yamaha HTR-5950 is a high performance 6.1-channel A/V receiver that employs sophisticated digital signal processing with exclusive algorithms to deliver high quality audio & video. It features Cinema DSP Digital for multi-channel audio reproduction with practically every coding out there, including Dolby Pro Logic IIx, Dolby Digital, DTS Digital Surround, and a plethora of others.

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Plus, the HTR-5950 includes Silent Cinema technology for hearing large-scale surround sound through ordinary headphones. Additional features of the Yamaha HTR-5950 receiver includes XM Satellite Radio ready-ness, 6 additional input jacks for discrete multi-channel input, and a Compressed Music Enhancer that improves the performance of compressed music formats such as MP3 and WMA. The Yamaha HTR-5950 retails for $449.95 and comes with a 2 year limited warranty. 

Features

  • 6.1-Channel, 540W Surround Sound
  • HDTV Compatible (3 Video Inputs)
  • Component Video Up-Conversion
  • XM Ready
  • Compressed Muisc Enhancer
  • Cinema DSP Digital
  • Silent Cinema Technology
  • 40-State Preset Tuning
  • 2 Year Limited Warranty

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    offers a wide range of functions to get the system balanced properly

  • 1

    excellent price for the quality of sound the receiver can produce

  • 1

    enough power to fill a medium sized room with sound without distortion or pushing the receiver too hard

Cons
  • 1

    takes some time figuring out the setup, need to carefully work through the manual

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    runs warm, need to make sure you have it in a well ventilated area

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    speaker balancing is manual, no automatic microphone setup

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