Harman Kardon AVR 146 Home Theater Receiver with iPod Control and HDMI connectivity

Harman Kardon AVR 146 Home Theater Receiver with iPod Control and HDMI connectivity Review

Harman Kardon AVR 146 Home Theater Receiver with iPod Control and HDMI connectivity Feature

• 30 Watts-per-channel Dolby 5.1 surround sound receiver
• EzSet simplified equalizer auto-calibration
• Faroudja DCDI video processor
• Two HDMI inputs with 1080p compatibility
• Ultrawide bandwidth, high-current design with Logic 7 sound processor for the ultimate sound quality

The Harmon Kardon AVR-146's sonic quality and sophisticated features make it an exceptional value. It pumps 30 Watts of power through each of its 5 channels, employing Logic 7 processing and EzSet/EQ technology to ensure that you always have crisp audio. It also features true high current capability, ultra wide-bandwidth amplifier design with low negative feedback, and all-discrete amplifier circuitry. Dual independent power supplies for front and surround channels ensure that adequate power is always present. With two-input Simplay HD™-verified HDMI™ switching and a wealth of digital audio inputs, the AVR-146 lets you connect and command virtually any home theater source. The AVR-146's sonic quality and sophisticated features make it an exceptional value. If A/V receivers are the heart of a home entertainment system, then Harman/Kardon AVRs are both heart and mind. They take the vast array of audio/video formats and sources, and make it easy for you to select a source, tailor it to the requirements of your listening room and then play it back without skipping a beat. As with the tradition of Harman/Kardon's revered audio receivers, the AVR-146 features true high current capability, ultra wide-bandwidth amplifier design with low negative feedback and all-discrete amplifier circuitry. Dual independent power supplies, for front and surround channels ensure that the power is present. The surround processing is handled by 24-bit, Twin-core Cirrus Logic 49500 series DSP, Logic 7 processing, A/V Sync delay and 100MHz component video switching, the AVR-146 is high in performance. Use the A/V sync delay to match the audio processing to the audio delay of digital displays. 6 Digital Inputs Dolby Digital EX & Surround Sound Dolby Pro Logic & II DTS & ES Front AV Jacks Headphone Jack High Current Subwoofer Preamp Outputs 7 Device, Pre-Programmed Remote Control 4 Inputs, 2 Outputs S-Video Dimensions - Width 44 x Height 15 x Depth 35 cm Weight - 10 kg

Harman Kardon AVR 347 Home Theater Receiver with iPod Control and HDMI connectivity

Harman Kardon AVR 347 Home Theater Receiver with iPod Control and HDMI connectivity Review

Harman Kardon AVR 347 Home Theater Receiver with iPod Control and HDMI connectivity Feature

• 55 Watts-per-channel Dolby 7.1 surround sound receiver
• EzSet simplified equalizer auto-calibration
• Faroudja DCDI video processor
• Two HDMI inputs with 1080p compatibility
• Ultrawide bandwidth, high-current design with Logic 7 sound processor for the ultimate sound quality

Harman Kardon's AVR-347 receiver incorporates a number of genuine engineering breakthroughs, including innovative iPod connectivity and HDTV and multi-room capabilities that take audio/video receiver design to new levels of performance and functionality. It features an exclusive iPod interface that, with a compatible iPod connected via The Bridge (Harmon Kardon's optional iPod docking station), displays menus on a connected TV or video display and the receiver's front panel display. The iPod can also be operated via the receiver's remote control. It pumps 55 Watts of power through each of its 7 channels, employing Logic 7 processing and EzSet/EQ technology to ensure that you always have crisp Dolby Digital audio. With two-input Simplay HD™-verified HDMI™ switching and a wealth of digital audio inputs, the AVR-346 lets you connect and command virtually any home theater source. Harman Kardon's AVR-347 receiver incorporate a number of genuine engineering breakthroughs, including innovative iPod connectivity, and HDTV and multi-room capabilities, to take audio/video receiver design to never-before-available levels of performance and functionality. The AVR-347 features an exclusive iPod interface that, with a compatible iPod connected via The Bridge (Harmon Kardon's optional iPod docking station), displays menus on a connected TV or video display and the receiver's front panel display, and the iPod can be operated via the receiver's remote control. Digitally-tuned AM/FM Radio Tuner CS49400 DSP processor with 32-bit Post Processor Dimensions - Height 6-5/8 x Width 17-5/16 x Depth 15 inches (168mm x 440mm x 381mm) Weight - 30.6 pounds (13.9 kg)

Harman/Kardon DP1US Drive + Play iPod Control System

Harman/Kardon DP1US Drive + Play iPod Control System Review

Harman/Kardon DP1US Drive + Play iPod Control System Feature

• The Drive + Play is one of the easiest ways to use and listen to an iPod in the car and no earphones are required.
• Display Unit Features Separate 128 x 64 pixel LCD screen with backlighting Normal

The Drive + Play is one of the easiest ways to use and listen to an iPod in the car and no earphones are required. It lets you listen to your iPod over any car stereo with an FM radio or an auxiliary input. More importantly, it has a very large, very visible display that can be mounted conveniently on your dashboard, so you can see what's playing with just a glance.



The Drive + Play consists of three components:

(1) A backlit LCD screen, large enough to present five lines of iPod menu text, yet small enough to be mounted anywhere it can be easily viewed by the driver. The pivoting mount can be attached to the display in any of three positions and provides the user a full range of adjustability.

(2) A five-button navigation control unit with universal mounting options mimics the iPods user interface and can be mounted on the center console or other location
for easy access while driving. The controller features four buttons that control the play/pause, forward, backward and iPod menu functions; a rotating dial around the perimeter that can be used for forward and backward scrolling; and a center button for the enter command.

(3) The brain serves as an information processor and connecting port. The brain houses a wireless FM modulator with five factory-set frequencies and one definable by the user; a 3.5mm audio output jack that connects Drive + Play to any vehicle that has an auxiliary input; and an auxiliary input that allows the user to use Drive + Play to route other audio signals, including satellite radio, into the vehicles audio system.