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My main reason for buying the unit was it's digital (PWM) amplification. There are very few other options out there that work well and are affordable. After owning a top of the line Receiver for 3x the cost of this one that weighed 50lbs, this one was quite a relief in the weight department. It weighs barely more than a dvd player. The HDMI input and output work great with all my equipment. No slow switching of input resolutions watching HD (switching from 1080i programs to 480p TIVO menus was 5 seconds long on my last receiver). The unit runs very cool to the touch, also unlike my last receiver. I have very few complaints so far.
Pros:
Reasonably priced digital amplification (vs $7K pioneer, I'll take this one).
Light weight.
Runs very cool.
HDMI functions flawlessly so far.
Cons:
Missing the latest and greatest audio decoders.
Not what you'd call high-end construction but built well enough.
Menu is fairly basic compared with newer products which have actual graphical user interfaces.
No ethernet input.
This AV Receiver is labeled as a "Blu-Ray" but it has nothing to do w/Blu-Ray...Just happens to be from the same product line as Panasonic's latest Blu-Ray offering.
PROS: This AV Receiver proforms awesome with my Bose Acousticmass 5.1 speakers system. Best looking Receiver on the market, Lots of power, clean, pure sound with little or no distortion.
CONS: Could not connect/ did not recognize my cable HD STB thru HDMI connection.