The Sony STR-DH100 is another stereo receiver that should be on your short list of potential “buys”.Audio quality is good, and you certainly get plenty of line level inputs to choose from. This receiver does not lack output power. There is also a dedicated input for iPod music players (though this requires that you purchase a suitable docking unit from Sony). I felt that at higher volumes, the tone of this receiver sometimes took on a screechy quality that made it a little tiring to listen to. Adjusting the treble downwards fixed it. At low to moderate listening volumes, it sounded fine without changing the tone settings. The Sherwood RX-4109 to which I directly compared the STR-DH100 didn’t have quite as much punch, but I found that I had a preference to the RX-4109’s audio over that of this STR-DH100.You do need a remote to perform many of the functions that this receiver supports. The basics are pretty well covered by the front panel, but a few things (such as audio balance
6 Channels in a 2 Channel Stereo?
Alright I have a 2 channel, 80 watt stereo (RCA RS Channel Stereo Jukebox 2620). I want to hook up 6 speakers to it. What do I have to do? If I buy a 6 channel stereo mixer and use that, will it sound good or do I need more watts?Thanks.
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