Harman Kardon’s Receiver is Designed with HD in Mind
With HDTV becoming the norm in all new home theatre setups, older receivers that don’t support it are slowly becoming obsolete. Rather than not allow your fancy, expensive new TV to reach its full potential, you should make sure everything running into your TV is up to snuff, and that includes everything you’re routing through your receiver.
The new Harman Kardon AVR-247 7.1 Channel Home Theater Receiver provides you with the latest surround sound technology, delivering 7 channels of sound to your speakers, all while keeping up with the latest technology. It’s got two HDMI ports, capable of transmitting both 1080p full HD video signals as well as surround sound audio, helping you keep your quality as good as possible while also reducing cable clutter. It’s also got built in support for an iPod, allowing you to use your portable jukebox as the audio centerpiece of your living room. So don’t settle for outdated technology; make sure you’ve got everything working together properly.
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