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Yamaha YHT-390
$400.00
Released February, 2008
The Pros:Includes decent standalone receiver (HTR-6130). Value-priced system. Includes speaker wire.
The Cons:No audio processing over HDMI (no LPCM, no high-definition audio decoding). No video upconversion or upscaling of analog inputs. Included speaker wire is not high quality.
The budget entry to Yamaha's YHT line, the Yamaha YHT-390 home theater system offers a somewhat stripped down roster of features, but the same 5.1 surround sound experience. The receiver still features both Dolby Digital and dts Digital Surround, as well as Yamaha's proprietary CinemaDSP processing, which manages each speaker individually for more accurate reproduction of the original sound.
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The YHT-390 is iPod and Bluetooth device ready with optional accessories, and still features the same SCENE control system for easy playback and simple set-up as the other players in the line.
Features
- 5.1 surround sound @ 600 watts RMS (100 watt subwoofer)
- HDMI input and output for 1080p viewing of high definition media
- Supports both Dolby Digital and dts Digital Surround, as well as Yamaha CinemaDSP processing
- iPod and Bluetooth ready
- SCENE control presets
- Receiver:
- Yamaha HTR-6130
- 2 x HDMI (pass-through), 3 x component video
- 2 x digital optical, 1 x digital coaxial
- power rating: 100 Watts / channel
- Speakers:
- front (X2): 4" woofer + 1/2" tweeter
- center: dual 3" + 1/2"
- surround (X2): 3" full range
- sub-woofer: 8" driver @ 100 Watts
- wood cabinet
- price: $400
- release date: February 2008
User Reviews (6)
Pros & Cons
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Includes decent standalone receiver (HTR-6130)
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You can upgrade speakers later
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Second zone of speaker outputs on top of 5 channel surround output (A/B)
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the speakers are solid wood construction
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has a powered sub woofer, which is a MUST for high quality, deep bass
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(3) digital audio inputs (one coax to use PCM for Dolby 5.1) and two Toslink type optical inputs
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runs cooler than some receivers
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2 x HDMI pass-through inputs
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No audio processing over HDMI (no LPCM, no high-definition audio decoding)
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No video upconversion or upscaling of analog inputs
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Included speaker wire is not high quality
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the remote cannot be programmed to control my Cablevision box or my Panasonic BD player
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NO OPTION to use the HDMI input for the DVD player to grab the SOUND as well as the picture, so you will have to use another port
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iPod and Bluetooth adapters sold separately
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no automatic room calibration
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center channel speaker comes with only a velcro strip to mount it
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front speakers don't have holes for easy wall-mounting
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