AVR 7300
Audio/Video Receiver With Dolby Digital & DTS (125 watts x 2 | 110 watts x 7)
Sold from 2004 until 2006
| Predecessor Product: | AVR 7200 |
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| Made in: | China |
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Specifications
- Power Requirements
- 120V AC/60Hz
- Power Consumption
- 8.9W Standby 130W Idle, 1,360W Max. (7 channels driven)
- Digital Inputs (coaxial/optical)
- 3/3 on Rear; 1 (switchable to output)/1 on front
- Analog Inputs
- 1 A/V on front panel (switchable to output)
- Analog Inputs
- 2 audio-only
- Analog Inputs
- 5 A/V on rear panel
- Analog Inputs
- 6-/8-channel input
- Analog Inputs
- tuner
- On-Screen Display
- Yes
- Multizone Capability
- Audio and video; A-BUS Ready (two jacks); RS-232 serial control port; surround back channels assignable to remote zone; Zone II remote
- Auto Setup
- EzSet remote
- Remote Control
- Backlit, eight-device, programmable learning remote (2-line LCD display)
- Shipping Weight (System, Accessories, Packing)
- 69.3 lb (31.5kg)
- MSRP U.S.
- $2399.95 each
- # of Amplifier Channels
- 7
- Continuous Average Power (FTC) per Channel (stereo mode)
- 125 Watts per channel @ <0.07% THD, 20Hz – 20kHz, both channels driven into 8 ohms
- Front L & R Channels
- 110 Watts per channel @ <0.07% THD, 20Hz – 20kHz into 8 ohms
- Center Channel
- 110 Watts @ <0.07% THD, 20Hz – 20kHz into 8 ohms
- Surround Channels (L & R Side, L & R Back)
- 110 Watts per channel @ <0.07% THD, 20Hz – 20kHz into 8 ohms
- Input Level/Impedance
- 200mV/47k ohms - Linear (High-Level)
- Signal-to-Noise Ratio
- 100dB (IHF-A)
- Frequency Response
- 10Hz – 100kHz (+0/-3dB @ 1 watt)
- Surround System Adjacent Channel Separation:
- Dolby Pro Logic I/II/IIx
- 40dB
- Dolby Digital
- 55dB
- DTS
- 55dB
- Transient Intermodulation Distortion (TIM)
- Unmeasurable
- Slew Rate
- 40V/µSec
- Width
- 17.3 inch (440mm)
- Height
- 7.6 inch (192mm)
- Depth
- 2.5 inch (520mm)
- Weight
- 55 lb (24.9kg)
- Dimensions:
- Carton Dimensions
- 23 inch (583mm) x 12.7 inch (323mm) x 24.7 inch (626mm)
- Television Format
- NTSC
- Input Level/Impedance
- 1Vp-p/75 ohms
- Output Level/Impedance
- 1V/75 ohms
- Composite and S-Video
- 10Hz – 8MHz (–3dB)
- Component Video
- 10Hz – 100MHz (–3dB)
- Frequency Range
- AM... 520 – 1710kHz
- Frequency Range
- FM... 87.5 – 108.0MHz
- Signal-to-Noise Ratio
- AM... 45dB
- Usable Sensitivity
- FM... IHF 1.3µV/13.2dBf
- Signal-to-Noise Ratio
- FM... Mono/Stereo 70dB/68dB
- Usable Sensitivity
- AM... Loop 500µV
- Distortion
- AM... 1kHz, 50% Mod. 0.8%
- Distortion
- FM... Mono/Stereo 0.2%/0.3%
- Selectivity
- AM... ± 10kHz, 30dB
- Stereo Separation
- FM... 40dB @ 1kHz
- Selectivity
- FM... ± 400kHz, 70dB
- Image Rejection
- FM... 80dB
- IF Rejection
- FM... 90dB
- Amplifier Power (RMS)
- 110 x 7 @ 8 ohms (20Hz – 20kHz, <0.07% THD) (all channels driven at full power)
- High Instantaneous Current Capability (HCC)
- ± 75 Amps
The video part of inchaudio/video receiver inch has never meant so much. In addition to a powerful high-current, ultrawide-bandwidth amplifier and all the audio formats and features you expect from Harman Kardon, the AVR 7300 is equipped with DCDi by Faroudja, image processing which upconverts all inputs to high-resolution component video. Along with built-in test signals and a wide range of video adjustments, the AVR 7300 gives you picture quality to match the unparalleled power and performance of Harman Kardon audio.
FAQs & How-Tos
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This receiver has a feature called "A/V Sync Delay" that allows you to manually set dissimilar video and audio synchronization that may occur with certain types of Plasma and HDTV's. The instruction for this setting can be found in your owner's manual in the section "Delay Adjustments" or "Delay Settings".Was this helpful? Thank you for your feedback!
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The remote is only capable of operating one device at a time (unless you have programmed advanced functions such as Volume, Channel or Transport control Punch-Through). When you press the Source Selector to operate your other product, such as the DVD player, the remote cannot control any other product, including the AVR, until you press the AVR Button again. To avoid your problem in the future, always press the AVR Button or appropriate Source Selector before you enter any command.Was this helpful? Thank you for your feedback!
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