Receiver 5.1 THX , Amplificator ONKYO INTEGRA TX-SV919 -22KG!!!

Se prezinta in stare impecabila!!!

Un Receiver 5.1 care a costat nou 2000$ si se vede si motivul. Are putin peste 20Kg greutate .

A fost conceput de catre Tomlinson Holman team. 

Putere in stereo 2X100W reali in 8ohmi. Are rezerva mare de putere si scoate tot ce se poate din orice boxe.

In 5.1(certificat THX cu Dolby Prologic Surround) scoate 2X100 pe fata , 1X100 centru si 2X50W pe spate( toate in 8Ohmi).

Are o multitudine de intrari si iesiri( toate aurite ) inclusiv intrare optica. Nu am telecomanda lui.

Bordul este rabatabil si este integral din aluminiu, inclusiv partea rabatabila.

Este un aparat construit ca un tanc, la care basul este bas , inaltele inalte si mediile medii.

In review-uri este foarte bine cotat spunandu-se ca face cel mai bine separatia intre canale la surround , fata de multe receivere de azi care costa de zeci de milioane. Mai j0s aveti un Review de afara:

I finally got my hands on one of these! It runs my system upstairs. Now, for a short description: it has a lot of audio video/inputs, which includes s-video. All of the rear jacks are gold plated. Speaker outputs are bananas (X2). This is for the remote room option it provides. There are also ins and outs for the five channels, which is handy for upgrading to a Dolby/DTS processor. If that's not sufficient for you, it includes a DB input. Finally, there's an optical input for a laserdisc player. On the front panel you have all kinds of goodies. There's also a screen graphic for settings. I've researched this product extensively, and it was designed by Holman's team as it was the first THX A/V receiver ever built for home use. I remember the days of the first THX processors, such as the Technics 200. When this thing came out, it blew me away. Funny, how I finally bought one twelve years later. Seems like it never skipped a beat. The sound: WOW! It's all I expected. This thing has the best Pro-Logic processor I've ever heard, and I've heard and owned quite a few. It almost sounds like the Pro-Logic receivers available today. Separation is incredible. It's like having separates. I had a Yamaha RV-1000 in it's place, which also has a Pro-Logic processor as the Pro-Logic II processors had not come around until later. There's no comparison. The Yamaha processor sounds "dead" with minimal separation. This really surprised me being it's a Yamaha. This is truly vintage high-end without a doubt. To an extent, it was refreshing when I heard it for the first time. Of course, there are the typical DSP modes. However, the THX mode is fantastic. I fired up my Saving Private Ryan DVD in it's Dolby Surround mode. Holy smokes, this thing shook my house. It has more of an impact than my Onkyo 7.1 receiver downstairs, in it's Pro-Logic II mode. Holman's team created a truly impressive THX product. They put it all on the table. This does not disappoint. As a matter of fact, I prefer to watch my DVR episodes upstairs. It's just great fun to hear this thing. I haven't even mentioned the coolest feature. You can individually set the front (left-right-center) bass and treble settings. This is almost unprecedented in most of the receivers in it's time, much less now. If there were any, they were few and far between. This brings up the amplifiers themselves. The front three are rated at 100 and the two rears at 50. It's plenty for me. If you like to collect vintage audio/video products you may want to add one of these to your list. Highly recommended. 

Pret fix.Trimit doar cu 100ron in avans.