Awesome Yamaha Receiver for sale
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Yamaha HTR-5660 Receiver for sale
Hey guys, I have a nice Yamaha HTR-5660 that I picked up about 3 months ago. Here's the specs:
Stereo and 6 Channel Home-Theater Surround / 21 Surround Programs / Dolby Digital EX 6.1 / 85 Watts (RMS!!) x 6 channels, Dolby Digital EX and Matrix 6.1, DTS Digital Surround, DTS-ES Discrete 6.1, DTS-ES Matrix 6.1, Neo:6, Dolby Pro Logic II decoder.
85 watts per channel (6 channels) at 20Hz to 20,000Hz into 8 Ohms @0.06% THD, 5 A/V inputs including front inputs, 4 Optical and 1 Coaxial digital inputs, 1 Optical Digital output, input jacks to accommodate an external 6-channel decoder making the receiver ready for any other emerging 5.1 channel format, 40 programmable AM/FM stations can be grouped in five groups eight stations.
It's an awesome receiver, one of the nicest I've ever had. I don't use it that often, I already got rid of most of my speakers, and now all I use it for is to play MP3's because its hooked to my computer and some JBL bookshelf speakers. It was $499 brand new, I still have all the manuals and the remote, and I'm including a set of Monster speaker wire clips to attach to the back, for 6 speakers (thats 60 bucks right there) I would like to get close to $400 for it. Let me know if you're interested.
Stereo and 6 Channel Home-Theater Surround / 21 Surround Programs / Dolby Digital EX 6.1 / 85 Watts (RMS!!) x 6 channels, Dolby Digital EX and Matrix 6.1, DTS Digital Surround, DTS-ES Discrete 6.1, DTS-ES Matrix 6.1, Neo:6, Dolby Pro Logic II decoder.
85 watts per channel (6 channels) at 20Hz to 20,000Hz into 8 Ohms @0.06% THD, 5 A/V inputs including front inputs, 4 Optical and 1 Coaxial digital inputs, 1 Optical Digital output, input jacks to accommodate an external 6-channel decoder making the receiver ready for any other emerging 5.1 channel format, 40 programmable AM/FM stations can be grouped in five groups eight stations.
It's an awesome receiver, one of the nicest I've ever had. I don't use it that often, I already got rid of most of my speakers, and now all I use it for is to play MP3's because its hooked to my computer and some JBL bookshelf speakers. It was $499 brand new, I still have all the manuals and the remote, and I'm including a set of Monster speaker wire clips to attach to the back, for 6 speakers (thats 60 bucks right there) I would like to get close to $400 for it. Let me know if you're interested.
Last edited by Mike94ZLT1; Jan 26, 2004 at 03:04 PM.
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