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Harman/Kardon AVR 154
$399.00
Released January, 2010
The Pros:Acoustic and electronic based music are both rendered in high detail and brightness. Dynamic power output is enough to run high-resistance speakers and fill a room. Clearly represents the full audio spectrum with low distortion.
The Cons:Does not convert video up to 1080p as seen in the Harman/Kardon AVR 254. Video inputs must be consistent with the output, no conversion between formats. Power per channel is lower than many mid-range systems and almost all higher end systems.
The Harman/Kardon AVR 154 is a 5.1-Channel A/V Receiver with HDMI V1.3a switching. It has a Stereo mode power of 40W per channel, and Multichannel power of 30W x 5 Channels. It features Dolby Digital, Pro Logic II, and Dolby Virtual Speakers.
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It has both an AM and FM Tuner and also Ipod connectivity for audio through a mini jack input.
Feature
- Stereo Power: 40W x 2
- Multichannel Power: 30 x 5
- Power Consumption: 65W idle, 540W maximum (5 channels driven)
- Signal to Noise Ratio (IHF-A): 100dB
- Television Format: NTSC
- Video Frequency Response:
- Composite and S-video: 10Hz – 8MHz (–3dB)
- Component Video: 10Hz – 100MHz (–3dB)
- HDMI:
- Type: V1.3a switching
- Inputs: 3
- Outputs: 1
- A/V Inputs: 4
- S-Video Inputs: 4
- Analog Audio Inputs: 6
- Digital Audio Inputs:
- Digital Audio Output:
- DTS 5.1: Yes
- DTS 96/24: Yes
- DTS Neo:6: Up to 5 channels
- Logic 7® (up to 96kHz): Yes
- Unit Dimensions:
- Height: 6-1/2" (165mm)
- Width: 17-5/16" (440mm)
- Depth: 15" (382mm)
- Unit Weight: 20.5 lb (9.3kg)
- Price: $399
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acoustic and electronic based music are both rendered in high detail and brightness
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dynamic power output is enough to run high-resistance speakers and fill a room
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clearly represents the full audio spectrum with low distortion
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does not convert video up to 1080p as seen in the Harman/Kardon AVR 254
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video inputs must be consistent with the output, no conversion between formats
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power per channel is lower than many mid-range systems and almost all higher end systems
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the manual takes a lot of re-reading to get all of the functions straight
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