Behold your neighbors worst nightmare, Sony’s latest AV Receiver the TA-DA5800ES. This slick new receiver is what every AV Enthusiast wants and comes by default with a nice 9.2CH setup (160Wx9Ch), USB DAC (24bit/192kHz) Virtual Front High, Surround Back speakers, Movie Height that let you virtually adjust your sound height to match your TV/Screen position, 4K Native support and the usual suspects including Tablet control (LAN) and other network goodies including DLNA and even Flac …
Sony’s just launched a high-end home cinema receiver that’s finally good enough to pair up with its IFA-fresh Bravia KD-84X9005 TV or existing VPL-VW1000ES 4K projector. On top of native 4K for supported displays, the receiver will upscale standard HD movies, promising greater color, contrast and detail. For audiophiles, the system has 9.2 channels of surround sound for so-called Front High and Surround Back speakers, on top of the standard 5.1 speaker setup. A feature called “Movie Height” enables the sound to be virtually adjusted up or down to better match the screen position, and acoustics can be selected to match famous concert halls like those in Vienna or Berlin. Finally, you can take advantage of all that Hi-Fi and display tech by streaming from your laptop, smartphone or tablet through a LAN hub on the receiver. There’s no availability or pricing yet, but if you’re not too concerned about that money stuff, check the PR for the rest of the story.
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Sony launches STR-DA5800ES home cinema AV receiver: true 4K output, 9.2 surround sound originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 29 Aug 2012 12:34:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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