Dolby Digital, DTS, Dolby Pro Logic II 100 watts x 2 (stereo) into 8 ohms (40-20,000 Hz) at 0.8% THD -- or 100 x 5 in surround mode JVC AV CompuLink subwoofer output 5 DAP modes component video switching (2 in, 1 out, 35MHz bandwidth) digital inputs: 1 optical, 1 coaxial 3 audio, 2 A/V inputs (including one 5.1-channel) no phono input 1 set main speaker outputs fluorescent front-panel display with dimmer multibrand-for-video remote 30 FM/15 AM presets 17-1/16"W x 5-13/16"H x 17-1/16"D
OR !! Kenwood -V5070D-S : AV Receiver KRF-V5070D-S
DTS 5.1 ch, Dolby Digital 5.1 ch, Dolby Pro Logic II 5.1 ch decoding 3 Active EQ mode 5 DSP listening modes Digital AM/FM tuner: 40 presets Remote control unit (with the capability of controlling Kenwood DVD Players) 2003 new generation stylish flat board design & easy unit operation Surround power output: 100W x 5 (FTC, 8 ohms, 0.7% THD) Terminals
3 digital inputs (1 optical, 2 coaxial) 6 audio inputs (including 6 ch input) 2 Audio outputs 3 visual inputs 2 visual outputs Subwoofer Pre out 6 ch input for DVD Audio reproduction
Amplifier features
24-bit Cystal DSP 24 bit resolution D/A, A/D converters 96kHz/24 bit audio reproduction capability Midnight mode (Dynamic compression system in Dolby Digital mode) Independent speaker level control adjustment 2 AC outlets Loudness control Bass boost Full Auto Digital Analogue Input Selector Set up memory for each channel/Input sensitivity control (Input level adjust by 3 steps) Digital REC mode: Auto/Manual Display dimmer function Dimensions and weight
W: 440mm x H: 143mm x D: 303mm 9.3kg
Please help me !!! I already confused !! Give me a susgestion !! I know this is a CHEAP AMP !! please help !!
I'm not a fan of Kenwood since I never owned one but the Kenwood specs for audio have better digital 'in' capability. I don't use analog for any input on my system. The old question is what do you plan to use it for? % of movies versus listening to music.
Henry, What is your MAXIMUM budget, I would recomend getting a refurb receiver.(ie. Harman 125)
Find the cheapest receiver you can with 6-8 channel pre-outs(Marantz SR4400? Kenwood VR6060?) and upgrade to a power amp later.
You wont find much for power or quality at these levels, but the pre-amp stages are somewhat quality(respectively)in the low end Kenwoods(7060+). This would be a good option as it would leave room for upgrades as your budget increases...
By the way, what speakers are you running?
Remeber your speakers MUST be 8 ohms+ or these receiver will either, turn off and wont turn on again until the speakers are unplugged, or, turn off and blow up completely.