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Sony HT-SS2000
$400.00
Released August, 2007
The Pros:Setup is easy enough that no instructions are needed. Syncs up with other Sony products and remotes seamlessly. Enough power output to fill a medium sized room with sound, can get pretty loud when you want it to.
The Cons:Subwoofer is passive and doesn't have the punch of an active subwoofer with its own amp. Speaker wires use proprietary connectors making them difficult to switch out. Auto-calibration doesn't work very well, you'll get better results doing it manually.
Like the SS2300, the Sony HT-SS2000 is meant to be a companion to Sony’s line of Blu-Ray disc players, and is tuned to handle 1080p signals without any loss, via HDMI ins and outs. A 1000-watt RMS A/V receiver handles the true 5.1 surround sound duties, and this model features Sony’s S-Master digital amplifier for balance and separation of signals.
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It also features Sony’s BRAVIA Theatre Sync; when connected to a select number of Sony BRAVIA HDTVs, the HT-SS2000 surrenders basic control functions to the TV, which automates and simplifies processes that would otherwise have needed multiple remotes. It also features a Digital Media Port, for interfacing with PCs, iPods, and Bluetooth devices, via attachments sold separately.
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- Accepts and sends 1080p signal via HDMI
- 5.1 surround sound at 1000 watts RMS
- BRAVIA Theatre Sync for owners of Sony BRAVIA HDTVs
- Digital Media Port for networking with PCs, iPods, and Bluetooth devices
- Automatically calibrates audio to maximize sound quality
- Blu-Ray disc player not included
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setup is easy enough that no instructions are needed
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syncs up with other Sony products and remotes seamlessly
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enough power output to fill a medium sized room with sound, can get pretty loud when you want it to
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clarity through all ranges is very good, brings out the details
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auto-calibration is easy to work with and uses an impressive interface
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subwoofer is passive and doesn't have the punch of an active subwoofer with its own amp
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speaker wires use proprietary connectors making them difficult to switch out
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auto-calibration doesn't work very well, you'll get better results doing it manually
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