Aiwa AV-D50 Audio/Video Receiver

Aiwa AV-D50 Audio/Video Receiver

Product Description
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Aiwa's AV-D50 comes equipped with a few extra amenities, including front AV input terminals for added convenience, four-position BBE System for dynamic enhancement, a separate subwoofer output, and four-position T-Bass to provide a full, low-end sound.

Product Description:
AIWA offers a wide range of products in consumer electronics, multimedia, and computer storage devices and peripherals. All deliver outstanding performance and value. The company pays great attention to Home Audio Systems. AIWA offers you its superior AV-D50 Home Audio System. The AV-D50 outputs 120 watts per channel to the main speakers and 60 watts to the rear-surrounds, a subwoofer output, and Dolby Pro-Logic surround sound. Digital signal processing allows you to simulate a number of listening environments (e.g. concert hall, movie theater). A digital AM/FM stereo tuner takes care of your radio needs with minimized station drift. The AV-D50 also features Digital Signal Processor (Dance/Hall/Live/Arena).

Aiwa AV-D50 Audio/Video Receiver

Average customer rating:

Wonderful Receiver

Too expensive

what a piece of junk

Does AIWA stand up to the challenge?

Great Receiver with great features!!!!

Aiwa AV-D50 Audio/Video Receiver

Manufacturer: Aiwa
ProductGroup: CE
Binding: Electronics

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Product Features:

Dolby Pro Logic and Dolby Digital (AC-3) ready

Dolby Pro Logic surround sound

120 watts of output to left, right, and center channels

60 watts of output to each of the two rear surround channels

Digital signal processor with four presets (dance, hall, live, arena)

ASIN: B00000JXUO

Product Description

AIWA offers a wide range of products in consumer electronics, multimedia, and computer storage devices and peripherals. All deliver outstanding performance and value. The company pays great attention to Home Audio Systems. AIWA offers you its superior AV-D50 Home Audio System. The AV-D50 outputs 120 watts per channel to the main speakers and 60 watts to the rear-surrounds, a subwoofer output, and Dolby Pro-Logic surround sound. Digital signal processing allows you to simulate a number of listening environments (e.g. concert hall, movie theater). A digital AM/FM stereo tuner takes care of your radio needs with minimized station drift. The AV-D50 also features Digital Signal Processor (Dance/Hall/Live/Arena).

Amazon.com Product Description

Aiwa's AV-D50 comes equipped with a few extra amenities, including front AV input terminals for added convenience, four-position BBE System for dynamic enhancement, a separate subwoofer output, and four-position T-Bass to provide a full, low-end sound.

Customer Reviews:

Wonderful Receiver.......2006-01-05

I have not experienced any problems with this receiver which I have owned for a year. I would recommend it to anyone looking for a powerful receiver at a low price.

Too expensive.......2001-07-03

Way to expensive for the features it has. For the same price go with a Sherwood reciever. Everything this guy has plus dobly digital and DTS.

what a piece of junk.......2000-01-27

I bought this piece of junk two years ago and have had nothing but problems with it. Everyone I know who has surround sound (even those who spent much less $ than I) has something that sounds MUCH better than this. Please do yourself a favor and skip this and all Awia products.

Does AIWA stand up to the challenge?.......1999-11-24

I have owned an AIWA bookshelf system for 4 years and it has given me my fair share of problems. I am also aware of others having similar technical problems with their AIWA systems. I think it's great that AIWA is joining the AC3(Dolby Digital) train, but I question the performance of its receiver in the long run in comparison to more well-known brands (Denon, Sony). Think twice before you purchase a $300 receiver. In any case, when attaining a home theater system, the receiver is one of the most crucial pieces of the puzzle and it is worth it to spend the extra $$ for a "quality" system. . .

Great Receiver with great features!!!!.......1999-09-17

I love this receiver. It is my first receiver and I am very impresed with Aiwa's great product. Even without a subwoofer everything sounds great because it has the extra T-bass witch adds fullness to the sound. But since it does have a output for one, when a subwoofer and the T-bass are combined it sounds wonderful. It is Dolby Digital Ready so you can add a DVD player to it for superior sound. It allows you to plug each speaker in seperately from the DVD player which is incredible. It comes with a remote but you don't even need it because you can control everything from the receiver itself. Overall, I recomend this item to anyone who wants to start a home theater system.

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