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In Reply to: Is HDMI input an important feature for an AV receiver? posted by artemus on May 15, 2008 at 17:12:53:
-------------Call it, friendo.
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Follow Ups
- Yes, it is important and you should go with an HDMI 1.3-compliant receiver NT - Jazz Inmate 09:47:32 05/16/08 (6)
- So far it looks like this one may be the winner in its class - artemus 10:14:07 05/16/08 (5)
- If you're looking to go cheap, I'd go with one of the new Onkyos...but I'm sure the Yamaha is a decent choice - Jazz Inmate 14:22:54 05/16/08 (4)
- RE: If you're looking to go cheap, I'd go with one of the new Onkyos...but I'm sure the Yamaha is a decent choice - chris.redmond2@bushinternet.com 13:24:05 05/17/08 (0)
- Onkyo's run hot which causes some problems according to some over at AVS - artemus 17:59:49 05/16/08 (2)
- I think the consensus is they run hot if they do video processing - Jazz Inmate 18:52:25 05/16/08 (1)
- RE: I think the consensus is they run hot if they do video processing - artemus 07:45:43 05/17/08 (0)
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