Sony Av Receiver

[Yes] Connected this little beast to my AV Receiver and blew some pictures off the wall !!!!! Love it.

[30 W] I bought this as I needed another ethernet access point for the new AV receiver I purchased. Set up was easy and working as intended.

[10.8 lb] Very happy with the 600NE CD player. I have owned a Denon AV Receiver for many years now and this CD player has the same great quality, sound and functionality. I expect many years of service from this device.

[8.75 lb] My wife does not like to see my audio components, so we have an AV cabinet with solid doors.  Even though the back is open, I was having problems with my receiver switching off when we were playing action movies at anything over a fairly low volume.  I never did the actual measurements, but the receiver was acting as if it was overheating and activating its high temperature switch mode. I installed the Aircom T8, and I have not yet had a problem.  It shows that the receiver temperature never exceeds 80 degrees Fahrenheit, and it runs very quietly.  Since I keep the front doors of my cabinet closed, the display is not an issue for me.

[4.875 lb] I just love this AV receiver. Upgraded from Denon 4400. Was well worth the price. Hooked it up with new speaker wire to my Klipsch reference speakers and it sounds awesome. Now to upgrade my tv to 77”.

[1x 10/100 Mbps] I have a cherished 1994 Nakamichi AV-1 receiver . This device along with Music Cast has brought the receiver into the future extending its life with new functionality. Thank you B&H Thank you Yamaha

[Wireless] Love it. With my lectrosonics SR receiver, return transmitter and Trukstop av transmitter attached and powered off the 'D tap' it's easy to go from camera to camera and connect with a simple click. No more valcro and messy gaffa tape and the cameramen I work with love it for it simplicity. And to the surprise of many, accommodates the biggest of batteries (230). It's compact and light weight and a MUST have if your going wireless.

[ARC, eARC] When my old AV receiver died recently I did quite a bit of research and decided to replace it with a TX-SR393. It was easy to connect to my existing speakers, big screen TV and PC. I did have to replace my passive subwoofer with an active subwoofer. I was aware of this from my research. I purchased a Sony SA-CS9 subwoofer from B&H. They met my requirements at a reasonable and competitive price. I'm pleased with both.

[1x 26-Pin Male] The AV Direct allowed me to use the center channel output from my Home Theater Receiver (speaker level) as the input to a Pro Monitor that I found used. My main speakers are Infinity Modulus with a ribbon-style (EMIT) tweeter. The only match I've found at reasonable cost is the Adam Pro series with their X-ART tweeters, but my Pioneer receiver doesn't offer pre-amp outputs. The AV Direct came to the rescue, allowing the amp inside the Adam Pro monitor to do its work. I matched levels by ear without difficulty.This solution is simple and certainly less costly than buying a 1k or so Home Theater Receiver with preamp outputs.

[1x PC Sync] I had to get adapters for my Sony flashes so they would work with this receiver. It works well