Wow! Wow! Wow! That is all I can say about this superb multi channel receiver. I have a new 37" flat screen tv, a new blu ray player and my existing speakers for a 5.1 surround experience. The receiver is what makes or breaks a home theater experience so which one you purchase is very important. Price is not a factor for me when purchasing a receiver. I did much research of professional reviews, user reviews and looked at its true capabilities. This one looked like the perfect fit for me. And that... more info
Does what you're willing to pay for:
If you're fan of fancy menus, colored lights, and lots of buttons, look elsewhere. The DG920 receiver is very bland and has nothing fancy about it. If you are browsing this item, then you likely want a mid-class receiver that'll handle your audio-video signals & also act as an HDMI switch repeater. This Sony model does it perfectly. The manual is so poorly organized that I threw it aside and just plugged my cables in. Everything works right off the bat, and there's no complicated setup. I have... more info
DOA out of box, but great after getting fixed:
The product didn't have HDMI output working out of the box. I took it to a local authorized repair place and they fixed it in a couple days at no charge. SONY wanted me to pay to send it to Texas, but the local place is only a few miles away. They said it was a damaged IC. Once I got it hooked up it worked great. The sound is very impressive and the HDMI switching and upscaling works great. It automatically takes care of video switching. Even the VCR plays thru the HDMI cable. The xbox 360 and the Directv... more info
But can you connect a turntable?:
For the benefit of other greybeards like myself who may still want to be able to play their old vinyl, I should like to add that of the STR-DG520, STR-DG720, STR-DG820 and STR-DG920, only the last-named has a phono input!
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