Brand and Model: | Kenwood KR-V990D |
Price ($USD): | 800 |
Features: |
Tuner | Amp | Dolby Prologic |
Dolby Digital | DTS | THX Certified |
7.1 Channels | | |
|
Audio Inputs: |
6ch: | 0 | | Phono: | 1 |
Digital Coax: | 1 | | Digital Optical: | 0 |
|
Video Inputs: |
Composite: | 5 | | S-Video: | 5 |
Component: | 0 | | | |
|
Audio Outputs: |
Speaker: | 6 | | Preamp/6ch.: | |
|
Video Outputs: |
Composite: | 3 | | S-Video: | 5 |
Component: | 0 |
| | |
|
Amplifier |
Power (Main Speakers): | 120 Watts |
Power (Surround Speakers): | 100 Watts |
THD: | % |
|
Weight (lbs): | 70 lbs. |
Dimensions (w/h/d): | Standard Size in. (width/height/ |
Description: | Only says Dolby Pro-Logic on the front, but DOES support Dolby Digital via Coax, and has a built-in FR Demodulator input for Laser Disc players.
HOWEVER, Dolby Digital (AC-3) is *BROKEN* for DVD players as it was released BEFORE anything supported the AC-3 inputs. You must power cycle the unit to
make the Dolby Digital "kick in " .. Kenwood offers free upgrades for these receivers. (I am unsure if they will pay the $50 shipping for this beast, though.)
Anyone considering to buy this for DVD Dolby Digital, look elsewhere. It is a good unit, but out of the box, Dolby Digital is broken. You may find a lot of these at tempting prices at OnSale. Fortunately, OnSale has a nice return policy. |