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RE: HT receiver reliability

Posted by bnvandyk on April 15, 2012 at 07:48:24:
its only 22 lbs.go with the heavyest model. I have those 3 brands from 2005 all work well. even the 5.1 onkyo weighs more than that new 7.1 denon.Id try to find one with hi current amp tecnology. if you want hdmi 7.1 I would find one that weighs 35lbs to 40lbs my 6.1 onkyo weighs 35lbs.I saw a newer denon amp on ebay with close to 50lb for weight. thats rare I think it was a misprint in the specs. I like looking at amp wts for better sound. well good luck