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(More customer reviews)I have been a HK fan for years. My last HK product was the DPR2005. I had great luck with it and really enjoyed it until I went with HDMI hookups in my home theater and it had none. A high end pro-audio store along with a number of reviews for current HK product lines convinced me to try another brand. After trying in my home Denon, Sony, Onkyo, Marantz I finally settled on Marantz. The sound that I was used to just wasn't there but it was fine. I suspected that the difference was the digital path receiver. I replaced every speaker in my 7.2 surround system to try to capture the sound I like and was moderately satisfied with the sound when I was done. Just recently I decided to try to give the HK AVR 7550HD a try since it was closeout priced and not a big risk. I was wrong, the sound I missed is in the HK products and not in the others. This receiver is extraordinary! For anyone that has the opportunity to buy one why they are still left I suggest they do so. Just a word to the wise though, I would, as with any quality electronic device use a good power conditioner to protect it. I believe that most problems encountered with electronics today are power variation related and not the fault of the devices whatsoever. I spent thousand replacing speakers that were completely unneeded, had I just purchased the Harman Kardon devices that I have come to enjoy so much since I bought my first HK seperates in the 70's
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7x 110W 7.2-Channel A/V receiver with HDMI V1.3a repeater, audio/video processing and upscaling to 1080p, Harman Kardon A/V receivers are renowned for their power, performance and ease of use, and the AVR 7550HD will only enhance that reputation. Among the fi rst receivers to offer Dolby Volume technology, which automatically adjusts volume levels when switching between sources and channels, the AVR 7550HD delivers 110 watts of power to each of the seven channels, plus two subwoofer outputs. It accepts a universe of inputs, including HDMI, component, S-video, USB and broadband Internet, as well as The Bridge II docking station (included) for iPod A/V playback, control and charging. Every Dolby and DTS technology is here, as is Faroudja DCDi Cinema and our exclusive Logic 7 processing. Zone II remote, Zone II OSD and A-BUS technologies work together to greatly simplify multiroom A/V applications. And the EzSet/EQ II system fi ne-tunes system performance to the acoustic needs of your space in justa few easy steps.
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