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Aiwa AV-D58 Audio/Video Receiver
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(3.5 out of 5)
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Save up for something a little better
(1 out of 5) by Jeremy Kane on Aug 6, 2006 (Phoenix)I know it's tempting and to be honest it hasn't broken or anything but . . .
Power output is so poor, I can crank to full volume and it really isn't overly loud = no headroom = overburdening the amp = sucky sound quality overall.
Controlls are not well laid out. Adjustments for balance of rears to main for dolby is weird. I always have to get my manual out to figure out how to get to it. Some changes must be made with the remote you can't use the front panel controlls.
Remote is a piece of junk.
All in all, save another $100 bucks and get something else
Power output is so poor, I can crank to full volume and it really isn't overly loud = no headroom = overburdening the amp = sucky sound quality overall.
Controlls are not well laid out. Adjustments for balance of rears to main for dolby is weird. I always have to get my manual out to figure out how to get to it. Some changes must be made with the remote you can't use the front panel controlls.
Remote is a piece of junk.
All in all, save another $100 bucks and get something else
0 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
Died after two years
(1 out of 5) by Gaston E. Tudury on Oct 19, 2003 (Naperville, IL, United States)The power supply died after less than two years of mild use. Now I have to trash it? The sound was so-so, with a high pitch all the time. Good for begginers.
3 of 11 people found the following review helpful:
Wimpy
(1 out of 5) by Amazon Customer on Dec 18, 2001I'm not a head-banger or a play-it-loud freak by any means. But I was amazed at how little volume came out of this thing. I guess you get what you pay for. Thank goodness for Amazon's easy return policy!