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Harman/kardon is a brand that specializes in the production of high-quality audio equipment.

Harman/kardon

The Harman/kardon AVR 200 RDS is an A/V receiver manufactured between 2000 and 2002, featuring a sleek silver and black design. It includes a remote control for convenient operation. Measuring 440 x 153 x 415 mm and weighing 14 kg, this receiver can fit easily into most audio setups. It delivers a sine power output of 2 x 55 W in stereo mode, with a five-channel surround configuration providing 2 x 45 W for the front channels, as well as a 45 W center and 2 x 45 W for the surround channels. The pulse power specifications indicate outputs of 150 W at 2 Ohm, 120 W at 4 Ohm, and 75 W at 8 Ohm. The frequency response of the device spans from 10 Hz to 120 kHz, with a sound power level of 95 dB. Connectivity options include a 6-channel input for direct external surround decoding, two digital coaxial inputs, an optical input, and four AV inputs. Additional features comprise built-in FM/AM RDS tuner capabilities, a timer with a power-off function, and various surround sound processing options, including Dolby Digital AC-3 and Dolby Pro Logic. The AVR 200 RDS is equipped with a 24-bit digital-to-analog converter with 96 kHz sampling, ensuring high audio quality. Other models in the series include the AVR 300 RDS and AVR 500 RDS.

AVR 200 RDS

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