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Features • 2-channel audio/video surround receiver with 100 watts per channel • Discrete output transistors offer better fidelity than receivers using conventional integrated circuits • 20 FM and 10 AM radio station presets; includes universal remote control • 1 switched AC power output conserves wall sockets and conveniently powers up an additional component simultaneously • Sleep timer lets you conserve power after you've nodded off listening to your favorite music (30-minute increments to 2 hours) |
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Sony STR-DE185 Stereo Receiver description The STR-DE185 stereo receiver pumps out 100 watts per channel across both its two channels and uses discrete output transistors--that is, transistors in place of cheaper and lower-quality integrated-circuit chips--to ensure high-quality music presentations. The receiver features an FM/AM tuner with 30 station presets (20 FM, 10 AM) and a universal remote control. Separate A and B speaker outputs (stereo left/right) let you listen to the same program across two sets of speakers placed in different parts of the house. There's no phono input, but the unit's four stereo analog audio (left/right RCA) inputs accommodate, for instance, a cassette deck, a VCR, your cable-box outputs, or a DVD player. (Make sure your television has sufficient inputs for the number of video sources you plan to route through the receiver.) A switched AC outlet lets you plug another device into the receiver, conserving wall sockets and powering up the plugged devices at the same time as the receiver. When the receiver powers on and off, so also will the component plugged into the power outlet, provided you leave its power set to "on." What's in the Box |
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| I bought this stereo receiver to power some small Athena bookshelf speakers in my office. The power rating is supposed to be 100 wpc but it doesn't seem to more than 20 wpc. I paid $100 when I could have done better spending $10 at a garage sale. Save your money and get an old heavy receiver from the 70's. | |
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