List Price : $879.00 Price :
Harman Kardon AVR 2650 7.1 Channel 95-Watt Audio/Video Receiver with HDMI v.1.4a, 3-D, Deep Color and Audio Return Channel
List Price : $879.00 Price :
Product Description
If you're looking for an AVR packed with next-generation technology, look no further than the Harman Kardon AVR 2650. The AVR 2650 has an impressive list of features that take home entertainment to the next level. With HDMI v.1.4a with 3-D, Deep Color and Audio Return Channel, and all the latest Dolby and DTS audio modes, the AVR 2650 lets you experience a new dimension in TV viewing - all while our own Logic 7 processing creates an exhilarating 360 -degree soundstage via 7.1 - channel surround sound and has network connectivity for Internet radio and music file streaming from a home network. And this AVR does far more than just movies and soundtracks - it can even be set to power a Zone 2 speaker system for multiroom audio. With five HDMI inputs, extensive video and audio connectivity, and its ability to connect with The Bridge IIIP for iPod/iPhone playback, the AVR 2650 solidifies itself as a versatile receiver that can accommodate your every entertainment whim with grace, style and ease.
- 95 watts X 7 with high-current and ultrawide bandwith capability for accurate, dynamic sound
- Five HDMI v.1.4a inputs with 3-D and Deep Color
- Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master Audio decoding for the latest playback from hi-resolution sources like Bluray
- Network connectivity to access a world of music and entertainment via the Web or from your home network
- Multizone/source functionality for great Harman Kardon sound everywhere you go in the house
Harman Kardon AVR 2650 7.1 Channel 95-Watt Audio/Video Receiver with HDMI v.1.4a, 3-D, Deep Color and Audio Return Channel Reviews
Harman Kardon AVR 2650 7.1 Channel 95-Watt Audio/Video Receiver with HDMI v.1.4a, 3-D, Deep Color and Audio Return Channel Reviews
| 10 of 10 people found the following review helpful  Too many bugs! Dolby Volume defective [UPDATED], By Amazon Jeff (Boston, MA) - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Harman Kardon AVR 2650 7.1 Channel 95-Watt Audio/Video Receiver with HDMI v.1.4a, 3-D, Deep Color and Audio Return Channel (Electronics) I upgraded from an H/K AVR330 (2004) to decode DTS-HD and TrueHD. I was also interested in the Dolby Volume feature. I had the AVR 330 for 5 years or so and was EXTREMELY pleased with it, this point is important, because this new unit is not a worthy upgrade.I got the 2650 from Amazon and hooked it up and after a short while I started noticing loud, high-pitched "pops" or chirps coming from random speakers; they occurred randomly, sometimes 10 minutes apart, other times a dozen in a 5 minute span. I tried a variety of troubleshooting options and eventually sent it into the seller for a replacement (World Wide Stereo was really helpful once they were made aware of my problem). The replacement unit did the same exact thing, and a Harman/Kardon top-tier tech support arrogantly claimed he'd never heard of such an issue. I wrote this much of this review, and found another customer shared my experience in the comments, and then another, and another. The solution was... Read more 5 of 5 people found the following review helpful  Great bang for the buck, By rtrski "Who, me?" (Grand Prairie, TX United States) - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Harman Kardon AVR 2650 7.1 Channel 95-Watt Audio/Video Receiver with HDMI v.1.4a, 3-D, Deep Color and Audio Return Channel (Electronics) I was a *little* worried, after pulling the trigger on this order, to read that H-K had recently moved its AVR design division to a completely new engineering group. But as it turns out I've had no significant problems with the unit at all.Bought because I was finally upgrading to a 3D-capable LED-edge lit TV (see my other reviews), and 3D Blu-Ray (ditto), and wanted the full HDMI 1.4 passthru capability in my A/V path. I was replacing a rather old H-K AVR265 or so (I think that's the model number) from circa 2005 I think. I am using this as the receiver for the aforementioned TV, Blu-Ray, a media streaming device (SageTV HD-300, basically equiv of a Roku or other streaming box although I'm also using the SageTV software on the server for my PVR functionality), and the wife's Wii. Connection paths are HDMI (using passthru) for the TV/Blue-ray, I am using the ARC function on the HDMI-out for the TV audio back to the reciever, HDMI to the SageTV streamer, and... Read more 7 of 9 people found the following review helpful Great mid-level home theater receiver, By This review is from: Harman Kardon AVR 2650 7.1 Channel 95-Watt Audio/Video Receiver with HDMI v.1.4a, 3-D, Deep Color and Audio Return Channel (Electronics) Customer review from the Amazon Vine™ Program ( What's this?) If you have that nice 50+" 1080p display but lack theater-quality sound, you need to take the plunge and purchase a decent home theater receiver. This one from Harman Kardon is a great mid-level centerpiece. It also looks nice, with a very modern and simplified industrial design.At this stage of development most reputable home theater brands sound fantastic. This one is no exception. So really the purchase decision boils down to features. What I like best about this receiver is that it has a ton of inputs, making it less likely you'll need to rely on the television remote for some devices, the receiver for others. The 2650 features 5 HDMI ports, two component video inputs, and a number of digital audio inputs (both coax and optical). It also supports legacy devices through its three analog audio inputs and two composite video jacks. It does not offer S-video connections. One thing it lacks is decent iPod functionality. A dock can be purchased... Read more |
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