Yamaha HTR-5950 (black)
Editors' rating
Good
6.7
out of 10
- The good: The Yamaha HTR-5950 is an affordable, 110-watt-per-channel 6.1 A/V receiver that offers component-video conversion, front panel A/V and minijack inputs, an onscreen display, and compatibility with XM-ready satellite radio tuners as well as Yamaha's optional iPod dock.
- The bad: The HTR-5950 lacks automatic speaker calibration and HDMI connectivity. Its three rear-panel A/V inputs may be too limiting for many home theater setups, which often feature four or more A/V sources.
- The bottom line: Yamaha's midprice HTR-5950 A/V receiver might not have the most up-to-date features lineup, but it's a solid performer.
- Reviewed by:
- Steve Guttenberg
- Edited by:
- John P. Falcone
- Review date: 10/24/06
for Yamaha HTR-5950 (black) from online stores:
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- $299.00
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