Yamaha HTR-5760 7 1-Channel Digital Home Theater R
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Yamaha HTR-5760 7.1-Channel Digital Home Theater Receiver
Made:
Yamaha
Media:
Electronics
Sales Rank:
6817
Availability:
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95 watts x 7 channels: front left/right, surround left/right, front center channel, and 2 rear-center channels
Dolby Digital EX, Dolby Pro Logic IIx, DTS-ES Discrete 6.1, DTS Neo:6, and DTS 96/24 surround processing for rich, enveloping audio
YPAO (Yamaha Parametric Room Acoustic Optimizer) with supplied microphone optimizes your system for your room quickly and easily
5 audio/video inputs, 5 digital-audio inputs, 1 digital output; offers Yamaha Digital ToP-ART technology, 40-station AM/FM presets
Measures 17.125 x 6.75 x 16.56 inches (W x H x D)
Rating: 5/5 from 1 reviews
Very affordable
Rating: 5/5
Oh Boy ! Prices have come down on quality receivers. Not only do you get more ... but you pay less than the previous version. This one has everything a picky home theater enthusiast is look for: 1 - 7.1 ch amplification 2 - 7.1 preouts (to connect a robust poweramp) 3 - Dolby ProLogic IIx (don't watch movies without it) 4 - Microphone Calibration (not parametric as the name suggests) ... better than an SPL since this measures spkr delays etc. 5 - Adjustable SUB Crossover (down to 40hz) 5 - Construction and overall quality
For Home Theater and Movies ? 5 STARS (Audio in a movie disc is not audiophile grade, so this receiver is just fine for that)
As an audiophile 2-channel receiver ? 3 STARS (get a external good quality poweramp for this)
Suggestions to Yamaha: 1 - Upgrade firmware to allow receiver to use a specific setting as te default for all signals. For instance, if you have a 7 speaker setup ... you should be able to make the player default to Dolby Prologic IIx for any and all signals.
2 - Remove the TUNER and reduce the cost. If you want to listen to the radio ... use that clock radio ! or go out for a drive in your car.
3 - Give us a lighted remote. Any Home Theater component ought to have a lighted remote. I am sure you know why. Right ?
Overall a very good receiver. Good work Yamaha. Bye Bye overpriced Denon.
Web Reviews for Yamaha HTR-5760 7 1-Channel Digital Home Theater R
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Popularity Rating for Yamaha HTR-5760 7 1-Channel Digital Home Theater R
3
According to a search performed on Sat Oct 29, 2005 12:03:03 pm, 3 websites matched the query '"Yamaha HTR-5760 7 1-Channel Digital Home Theater R"'. This is the SERCount Popularity Rating for Yamaha HTR-5760 7 1-Channel Digital Home Theater R, in other words, the number of results returned from the search engine (e.g. Google). Following is the top 1 results returned
1 - 7.1 ch amplification
2 - 7.1 preouts (to connect a robust poweramp)
3 - Dolby ProLogic IIx (don't watch movies without it)
4 - Microphone Calibration (not parametric as the name suggests) ... better than an SPL since this measures spkr delays etc.
5 - Adjustable SUB Crossover (down to 40hz)
5 - Construction and overall quality
For Home Theater and Movies ? 5 STARS (Audio in a movie disc is not audiophile grade, so this receiver is just fine for that)
As an audiophile 2-channel receiver ? 3 STARS (get a external good quality poweramp for this)
Suggestions to Yamaha:
1 - Upgrade firmware to allow receiver to use a specific setting as te default for all signals. For instance, if you have a 7 speaker setup ... you should be able to make the player default to Dolby Prologic IIx for any and all signals.
2 - Remove the TUNER and reduce the cost. If you want to listen to the radio ... use that clock radio ! or go out for a drive in your car.
3 - Give us a lighted remote. Any Home Theater component ought to have a lighted remote. I am sure you know why. Right ?
Overall a very good receiver. Good work Yamaha. Bye Bye overpriced Denon.