Sony STR-DN1080 7.2-ch Surround Sound Home Theater AV Receiver: 4K HDR, Dolby Atmos, Bluetooth, WiFi, Google Chromecast Black
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Features
- CINEMATIC SOUND AT HOME: Enjoy your favorite TV shows & movies, stream your favorite music and more with theater like sound in the comfort of your home
- PHANTOM SURROUND SETTING: Experience 7 channel surround sound with only a 5 channel speaker setup. Chrome cast built in is present
- ADVANCED AUDIO: DTS: X object based surrounds sound adapts to your speaker configuration in real time
- 4K PASS THROUGH: 4K HDR compatible with HDCP 2.2 support for sharper source to screen image quality
- MULTIFUNCTIONAL SYSTEM: Enjoy a multi channel stereo setup and preset channel FM / AM radio tuner
- EASY LISTENING: The STRDN1080 has Chromecast and is AirPlay, Multi Room and Google Home compatible
- DYNAMIC SETUP: 6 in/2 out HDMI flexibility, front USB port and optical digital, analog AV connections
- SPECS: 1155 Watts, 6 ohm, 1 kilo Hertz, THD 0.9% A/V receiver with 2nd zone and available 3rd zone connectivity
- IN THE BOX: Receivers include a calibration microphone, FM wire antenna, remote control, batteries
Description
Experience true home theater without limitations with this 7.2 channel receiver with Dolby Atmos 3D and DTS:X object-based surround sound, plus 4K HDR and HDCP 2.2 compatibility. Enjoy the flexibility of 6-in/2-out HDMI2 and multi-room listening, plus voice control powered by Google Home. All in a smaller chassis that fits more places. Input Output Terminals: Audio Input Opt (1)Audio Input Coax (1)Analog Audio Input (4)Pre Out Subwoofer (2)Composite Monitor Out (1)Headphone Output (1)USB (1 Front)Ethernet Port (1). Power Requirement: 120V 60Hz. Spotify Connect : Yes. Network features: Bluetooth Receiver, Bluetooth Transmitter, NFC, Wi-Fi, AirPlay, Mobile Control Application, Wireless Multi-Room. Chromecast built-in: Yes. Works with Google Assistant: Yes
Brand: Sony
Connectivity Technology: Wi-Fi
Controller Type: Google Assistant
Special Feature: Equalizer, Pandora, Spotify
Compatible Devices: Speaker
Total HDMI Ports: 6
Connector Type: HDMI, USB
Audio Encoding: Surround
Audio Output Mode: Surround
Surround Sound Channel Configuration: 7.2
Connectivity Technology: Wi-Fi
Controller Type: Google Assistant
Other Special Features of the Product: Equalizer, Pandora, Spotify
Compatible Devices: Speaker
Total Number of HDMI Ports: 6
Connector Type: HDMI, USB
Audio Encoding: Surround
Audio Output Mode: Surround
Surround Sound Channel Configuration: 7.2
Video Encoding: HEVC (H.265)
Output Power: 1155 Watts
Wattage: 1155 watts
Number of Channels: 2
Output Wattage: 165 Watts
Supported Internet Services: Spotify
Control Method: Remote
Audio Output Type: Headphones, Speakers
Smart Home Compatibility: Smart Home Compatible
Wireless Technology: BluetoothWi-Fi
Format: 4K
Brand: Sony
Model Number: STRDN1080
Manufacturer: Sony
UPC: 027242901896
Global Trade Identification Number: 96
Mfr Part Number: STRDN1080
Warranty Description: B06XKRWWSG
Item Type Name: SONY STRDN1080 multi Audio Component Receiver Black
Built-In Media: Receiver
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 19"D x 15"W x 8.38"H
Item Weight: 23 Pounds
Color: Black
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