Yamaha HTR-5860

Pros: 7.1 channels, component up-conversion, great bang for the buck

Cons: Hard to read display, doesn't come in silver (in the US)

The Bottom Line: You won't find a better or more feature rich receiver for under $500.

Review: The HTR-5860 is one of the best receivers in the $500 range money can buy. Read the rest of the review here: h ttp://www.epinions.com/content _193250233988 I can't post more helpful information such as sound ...

Pros: Convenient, great sound quality, really flexible

Cons: The remote isn't a learning remote

The Bottom Line: I am really satisfied with this purchase. The combination of features and quality makes this a "can't miss" purchase.

Review: Our TV is an HDTV unit. Our DVD player is a progressive scan media player which uses component cables. Our satellite dish uses S-Video and our old VCR uses regular composite cables. In and of itself, this setup is okay. It's just kind of a pain when ...

Pros: Solid signal, strong punchy bass, very reasonably priced

Cons: almost nothing

Review: I would say that this deck fall somewhere between perfect and beginners model, leaning towards the pro side. Its not junk, its not low end, its not weak, its got enough umph for the average user and more than enough for any family. Its diverse, its ...

Pros: XM Radio Ready! Great Sound!

Cons: Not a very flashy display- but it does the job.

Review: Had to pick a new receiver after my Sony 5.1 died, and I am very pleased with this affordable choice. I picked this up on the fly, and it, so far, is miles above the Sony. The sound is crisp and clear, the set up a breeze (never cracked the book), has ...