Works great! In good used condition for its age Bob Carver AMPS in this good condition are getting harder to find. Does not include anything else Weight: 15.5kg Free shipping!

You are purchasing a Carver 5 Channel Dolby Pro Logic Receiver HR-895. This has been tested and works great. Good used condition. Light wear from normal use, please see pictures for condition details. Remote, manual and original box are NOT included.Please feel free to contact us with any questions or concerns. Shipping Details: All US shipments to the Lower 48 States are free for this item and includes a tracking number. All items are shipped within 1-2 business days. International shipping is processed through the Global Shipping Program ONLY. Please contact us if you need any more information. We are NOT responsible for ANY customs fees or taxes. Returns: We will accept any item back for a return within 30 days as long as the item is returned in the same condition it arrived in with all included items. Payment: Payment is due within 48 hours of purchase.

Carver 5 Channel HR-895 Receiver Amplifier Rack Mount Dolby Pro-Logic Japan. I HAVE OWNED THIS RECEIVER FOR OVER 10 YEARS. I JUST UPGRADED TO YAMAHA RECEIVER AND NO LONGER USE THE CARVER. THE RECEIVER WORKS FINE BUT AT TIMES IT PRODUCES A CRACKLING SOUND FROM THE RIGHT SPEAKER CHANNEL. MY PHOTOS ARE MY DESCRIPTION. PLEASE REVIEW ALL PHOTOS PRIOR TO BIDDING.

Return & Warranty Policy 30 Days Free Return Noteany other parts or accessories that are NOT shown in the pictures are NOT included! See pictures for further details.Product Condition Grading (If Applicable) Excellent - Minor surface blemishes that can be seen, but not felt.Good - Small Scratches, minor scuffing.Fair - Medium scratches, scuffing or denting; Damaged or missing small plastic trim panels.As-Is - Major scratches, dents, discoloration or cracks; Broken off or missing panels.U.S.A SellerReturn & WarrantyFast ShippingPrice Guarantee Payment Shipping We accept payment by any of the following methods: Credit or Debit Card, PayPal, Venmo. Please pay as soon as possible after winning an auction, as that will allow us to post your item to you sooner!Shipping from Burr Ridge, Illinois, United States.Appointment is required for local picking up customer. Your order will be dispatched within 1-2 working day of receiving payment (Monday-Friday) and you should expect to receive it 3 to 7 business days after dispatch.??????? About Warranty & Returns ???????We sell all types of electronics also computers such as desktop, laptop, monitor, workstation, tablet, chrome-book, all in one and server. We also sell spare parts processors, memories, hard drives, graphic cards or barebones.We test every item before shipment. Each package will be handled very well, safety is our primary responsibility. We offer return and money back guarantee for up to 30 days from the date you purchased it. some of our products comes with 90 days warranty, or 1 year warranty for specific product. Buyer has the responsibility to ship item back with care and paid shipping. We take care the reversal shipping. You can return or exchange any product from our store for up to 30 days from the date you purchased it. Any product you return must be in the same condition you received it. Fast & Free ShippingSecure PackagingTechnician SupportCheck our store to see more of our other items

Amazing 2-Zone, Dolby Surround AV Receiver. SpecificationsTuning range: FM, AMPower output: 110 watts per channel into 8? (stereo)Surround output: 110W (front), 75W (center), 35W (rear)Frequency response: 20Hz to 20kHzTotal harmonic distortion: 0.09%Video Connections: Composite, SVHSDimensions: 483 x 159 x 445mmWeight: 15.5kgAccessories: RH-89AYear: 1992 REVIEW EXCERPT: For the last month or so Ive been listening to Dolby Pro Logic audio through a new audio-video receiver loaned by the Carver Corp. Its the Carver HR-895, which has four stunning features besides Dolby Pro Logic. They are Sonic Holography (a way of improving the realism of the sound over some kinds of speakers), a center-channel audio signal, a vastly improved FM tuner circuit that let me pull in stations more than 80 miles away, and a remote with a zillion buttons. The HR-895 has only one drawback -- the price. It lists for a whopping $1,600. Its not hard to see where part of that megabuck cost goes, since the Carver has four powerful amplifiers and a sophisticated switching system that lets you record on one VCR while you are watching a tape from another one, but a receiver that costs as much as eight typical CD players is plainly out of the reach of most of us. On the other hand, if you have not yet purchased a hi-fi system and can afford the price of entry, the Carver HR-895 would make an excellent combination unit. It has all the functions of an amplifier, tuner, control center, audio-video switching box and surround-sound adaptor -- and does it all without a fuss. The sound quality from regular hi-fi sources is first-rate, especially when the Sonic Holography circuit is switched in, but its the Dolby Pro Logic that captivates me every time I turn this big receiver on. The latest video movies recorded with Pro Logic pass my blind listening test easily -- the soundtracks still seem realistic even when I close my eyes. Try that with regular movie soundtracks, and youll probably find the sound falls flat without visual cues.

Well taken care of piece… Sounds great. And in excellent condition… Works great… NO REMOTE. UNIT ONLY…

Amazing 2-Zone, Dolby Surround AV Receiver. SpecificationsTuning range: FM, AMPower output: 110 watts per channel into 8? (stereo)Surround output: 110W (front), 75W (center), 35W (rear)Frequency response: 20Hz to 20kHzTotal harmonic distortion: 0.09%Video Connections: Composite, SVHSDimensions: 483 x 159 x 445mmWeight: 15.5kgAccessories: RH-89AYear: 1992 REVIEW EXCERPT: For the last month or so Ive been listening to Dolby Pro Logic audio through a new audio-video receiver loaned by the Carver Corp. Its the Carver HR-895, which has four stunning features besides Dolby Pro Logic. They are Sonic Holography (a way of improving the realism of the sound over some kinds of speakers), a center-channel audio signal, a vastly improved FM tuner circuit that let me pull in stations more than 80 miles away, and a remote with a zillion buttons. The HR-895 has only one drawback -- the price. It lists for a whopping $1,600. Its not hard to see where part of that megabuck cost goes, since the Carver has four powerful amplifiers and a sophisticated switching system that lets you record on one VCR while you are watching a tape from another one, but a receiver that costs as much as eight typical CD players is plainly out of the reach of most of us. On the other hand, if you have not yet purchased a hi-fi system and can afford the price of entry, the Carver HR-895 would make an excellent combination unit. It has all the functions of an amplifier, tuner, control center, audio-video switching box and surround-sound adaptor -- and does it all without a fuss. The sound quality from regular hi-fi sources is first-rate, especially when the Sonic Holography circuit is switched in, but its the Dolby Pro Logic that captivates me every time I turn this big receiver on. The latest video movies recorded with Pro Logic pass my blind listening test easily -- the soundtracks still seem realistic even when I close my eyes. Try that with regular movie soundtracks, and youll probably find the sound falls flat without visual cues.

Well taken care of piece… Sounds great. And in excellent condition… Works great… NO REMOTE. UNIT ONLY…

Amazing 2-Zone, Dolby Surround AV Receiver. SpecificationsTuning range: FM, AMPower output: 110 watts per channel into 8? (stereo)Surround output: 110W (front), 75W (center), 35W (rear)Frequency response: 20Hz to 20kHzTotal harmonic distortion: 0.09%Video Connections: Composite, SVHSDimensions: 483 x 159 x 445mmWeight: 15.5kgAccessories: RH-89AYear: 1992 REVIEW EXCERPT: For the last month or so Ive been listening to Dolby Pro Logic audio through a new audio-video receiver loaned by the Carver Corp. Its the Carver HR-895, which has four stunning features besides Dolby Pro Logic. They are Sonic Holography (a way of improving the realism of the sound over some kinds of speakers), a center-channel audio signal, a vastly improved FM tuner circuit that let me pull in stations more than 80 miles away, and a remote with a zillion buttons. The HR-895 has only one drawback -- the price. It lists for a whopping $1,600. Its not hard to see where part of that megabuck cost goes, since the Carver has four powerful amplifiers and a sophisticated switching system that lets you record on one VCR while you are watching a tape from another one, but a receiver that costs as much as eight typical CD players is plainly out of the reach of most of us. On the other hand, if you have not yet purchased a hi-fi system and can afford the price of entry, the Carver HR-895 would make an excellent combination unit. It has all the functions of an amplifier, tuner, control center, audio-video switching box and surround-sound adaptor -- and does it all without a fuss. The sound quality from regular hi-fi sources is first-rate, especially when the Sonic Holography circuit is switched in, but its the Dolby Pro Logic that captivates me every time I turn this big receiver on. The latest video movies recorded with Pro Logic pass my blind listening test easily -- the soundtracks still seem realistic even when I close my eyes. Try that with regular movie soundtracks, and youll probably find the sound falls flat without visual cues.

Amazing 2-Zone, Dolby Surround AV Receiver. SpecificationsTuning range: FM, AMPower output: 110 watts per channel into 8? (stereo)Surround output: 110W (front), 75W (center), 35W (rear)Frequency response: 20Hz to 20kHzTotal harmonic distortion: 0.09%Video Connections: Composite, SVHSDimensions: 483 x 159 x 445mmWeight: 15.5kgAccessories: RH-89AYear: 1992 REVIEW EXCERPT: For the last month or so Ive been listening to Dolby Pro Logic audio through a new audio-video receiver loaned by the Carver Corp. Its the Carver HR-895, which has four stunning features besides Dolby Pro Logic. They are Sonic Holography (a way of improving the realism of the sound over some kinds of speakers), a center-channel audio signal, a vastly improved FM tuner circuit that let me pull in stations more than 80 miles away, and a remote with a zillion buttons. The HR-895 has only one drawback -- the price. It lists for a whopping $1,600. Its not hard to see where part of that megabuck cost goes, since the Carver has four powerful amplifiers and a sophisticated switching system that lets you record on one VCR while you are watching a tape from another one, but a receiver that costs as much as eight typical CD players is plainly out of the reach of most of us. On the other hand, if you have not yet purchased a hi-fi system and can afford the price of entry, the Carver HR-895 would make an excellent combination unit. It has all the functions of an amplifier, tuner, control center, audio-video switching box and surround-sound adaptor -- and does it all without a fuss. The sound quality from regular hi-fi sources is first-rate, especially when the Sonic Holography circuit is switched in, but its the Dolby Pro Logic that captivates me every time I turn this big receiver on. The latest video movies recorded with Pro Logic pass my blind listening test easily -- the soundtracks still seem realistic even when I close my eyes. Try that with regular movie soundtracks, and youll probably find the sound falls flat without visual cues.

Amazing 2-Zone, Dolby Surround AV Receiver. SpecificationsTuning range: FM, AMPower output: 110 watts per channel into 8? (stereo)Surround output: 110W (front), 75W (center), 35W (rear)Frequency response: 20Hz to 20kHzTotal harmonic distortion: 0.09%Video Connections: Composite, SVHSDimensions: 483 x 159 x 445mmWeight: 15.5kgAccessories: RH-89AYear: 1992 REVIEW EXCERPT: For the last month or so Ive been listening to Dolby Pro Logic audio through a new audio-video receiver loaned by the Carver Corp. Its the Carver HR-895, which has four stunning features besides Dolby Pro Logic. They are Sonic Holography (a way of improving the realism of the sound over some kinds of speakers), a center-channel audio signal, a vastly improved FM tuner circuit that let me pull in stations more than 80 miles away, and a remote with a zillion buttons. The HR-895 has only one drawback -- the price. It lists for a whopping $1,600. Its not hard to see where part of that megabuck cost goes, since the Carver has four powerful amplifiers and a sophisticated switching system that lets you record on one VCR while you are watching a tape from another one, but a receiver that costs as much as eight typical CD players is plainly out of the reach of most of us. On the other hand, if you have not yet purchased a hi-fi system and can afford the price of entry, the Carver HR-895 would make an excellent combination unit. It has all the functions of an amplifier, tuner, control center, audio-video switching box and surround-sound adaptor -- and does it all without a fuss. The sound quality from regular hi-fi sources is first-rate, especially when the Sonic Holography circuit is switched in, but its the Dolby Pro Logic that captivates me every time I turn this big receiver on. The latest video movies recorded with Pro Logic pass my blind listening test easily -- the soundtracks still seem realistic even when I close my eyes. Try that with regular movie soundtracks, and youll probably find the sound falls flat without visual cues.

Works great! In good used condition for its age Bob Carver AMPS in this good condition are getting harder to find. Does not include anything else Weight: 15.5kg Free shipping!

Amazing 2-Zone, Dolby Surround AV Receiver. SpecificationsTuning range: FM, AMPower output: 110 watts per channel into 8? (stereo)Surround output: 110W (front), 75W (center), 35W (rear)Frequency response: 20Hz to 20kHzTotal harmonic distortion: 0.09%Video Connections: Composite, SVHSDimensions: 483 x 159 x 445mmWeight: 15.5kgAccessories: RH-89AYear: 1992 REVIEW EXCERPT: For the last month or so Ive been listening to Dolby Pro Logic audio through a new audio-video receiver loaned by the Carver Corp. Its the Carver HR-895, which has four stunning features besides Dolby Pro Logic. They are Sonic Holography (a way of improving the realism of the sound over some kinds of speakers), a center-channel audio signal, a vastly improved FM tuner circuit that let me pull in stations more than 80 miles away, and a remote with a zillion buttons. The HR-895 has only one drawback -- the price. It lists for a whopping $1,600. Its not hard to see where part of that megabuck cost goes, since the Carver has four powerful amplifiers and a sophisticated switching system that lets you record on one VCR while you are watching a tape from another one, but a receiver that costs as much as eight typical CD players is plainly out of the reach of most of us. On the other hand, if you have not yet purchased a hi-fi system and can afford the price of entry, the Carver HR-895 would make an excellent combination unit. It has all the functions of an amplifier, tuner, control center, audio-video switching box and surround-sound adaptor -- and does it all without a fuss. The sound quality from regular hi-fi sources is first-rate, especially when the Sonic Holography circuit is switched in, but its the Dolby Pro Logic that captivates me every time I turn this big receiver on. The latest video movies recorded with Pro Logic pass my blind listening test easily -- the soundtracks still seem realistic even when I close my eyes. Try that with regular movie soundtracks, and youll probably find the sound falls flat without visual cues.

Carver 5 Channel HR-895 Receiver Amplifier Rack Mount Dolby Pro-Logic Japan. I HAVE OWNED THIS RECEIVER FOR OVER 10 YEARS. I JUST UPGRADED TO YAMAHA RECEIVER AND NO LONGER USE THE CARVER. THE RECEIVER WORKS FINE BUT AT TIMES IT PRODUCES A CRACKLING SOUND FROM THE RIGHT SPEAKER CHANNEL. MY PHOTOS ARE MY DESCRIPTION. PLEASE REVIEW ALL PHOTOS PRIOR TO BIDDING.

Amazing 2-Zone, Dolby Surround AV Receiver. SpecificationsTuning range: FM, AMPower output: 110 watts per channel into 8? (stereo)Surround output: 110W (front), 75W (center), 35W (rear)Frequency response: 20Hz to 20kHzTotal harmonic distortion: 0.09%Video Connections: Composite, SVHSDimensions: 483 x 159 x 445mmWeight: 15.5kgAccessories: RH-89AYear: 1992 REVIEW EXCERPT: For the last month or so Ive been listening to Dolby Pro Logic audio through a new audio-video receiver loaned by the Carver Corp. Its the Carver HR-895, which has four stunning features besides Dolby Pro Logic. They are Sonic Holography (a way of improving the realism of the sound over some kinds of speakers), a center-channel audio signal, a vastly improved FM tuner circuit that let me pull in stations more than 80 miles away, and a remote with a zillion buttons. The HR-895 has only one drawback -- the price. It lists for a whopping $1,600. Its not hard to see where part of that megabuck cost goes, since the Carver has four powerful amplifiers and a sophisticated switching system that lets you record on one VCR while you are watching a tape from another one, but a receiver that costs as much as eight typical CD players is plainly out of the reach of most of us. On the other hand, if you have not yet purchased a hi-fi system and can afford the price of entry, the Carver HR-895 would make an excellent combination unit. It has all the functions of an amplifier, tuner, control center, audio-video switching box and surround-sound adaptor -- and does it all without a fuss. The sound quality from regular hi-fi sources is first-rate, especially when the Sonic Holography circuit is switched in, but its the Dolby Pro Logic that captivates me every time I turn this big receiver on. The latest video movies recorded with Pro Logic pass my blind listening test easily -- the soundtracks still seem realistic even when I close my eyes. Try that with regular movie soundtracks, and youll probably find the sound falls flat without visual cues.

In good, used condition. Powers on and everything looks good.

Amazing 2-Zone, Dolby Surround AV Receiver. SpecificationsTuning range: FM, AMPower output: 110 watts per channel into 8? (stereo)Surround output: 110W (front), 75W (center), 35W (rear)Frequency response: 20Hz to 20kHzTotal harmonic distortion: 0.09%Video Connections: Composite, SVHSDimensions: 483 x 159 x 445mmWeight: 15.5kgAccessories: RH-89AYear: 1992 REVIEW EXCERPT: For the last month or so Ive been listening to Dolby Pro Logic audio through a new audio-video receiver loaned by the Carver Corp. Its the Carver HR-895, which has four stunning features besides Dolby Pro Logic. They are Sonic Holography (a way of improving the realism of the sound over some kinds of speakers), a center-channel audio signal, a vastly improved FM tuner circuit that let me pull in stations more than 80 miles away, and a remote with a zillion buttons. The HR-895 has only one drawback -- the price. It lists for a whopping $1,600. Its not hard to see where part of that megabuck cost goes, since the Carver has four powerful amplifiers and a sophisticated switching system that lets you record on one VCR while you are watching a tape from another one, but a receiver that costs as much as eight typical CD players is plainly out of the reach of most of us. On the other hand, if you have not yet purchased a hi-fi system and can afford the price of entry, the Carver HR-895 would make an excellent combination unit. It has all the functions of an amplifier, tuner, control center, audio-video switching box and surround-sound adaptor -- and does it all without a fuss. The sound quality from regular hi-fi sources is first-rate, especially when the Sonic Holography circuit is switched in, but its the Dolby Pro Logic that captivates me every time I turn this big receiver on. The latest video movies recorded with Pro Logic pass my blind listening test easily -- the soundtracks still seem realistic even when I close my eyes. Try that with regular movie soundtracks, and youll probably find the sound falls flat without visual cues.

Amazing 2-Zone, Dolby Surround AV Receiver. SpecificationsTuning range: FM, AMPower output: 110 watts per channel into 8? (stereo)Surround output: 110W (front), 75W (center), 35W (rear)Frequency response: 20Hz to 20kHzTotal harmonic distortion: 0.09%Video Connections: Composite, SVHSDimensions: 483 x 159 x 445mmWeight: 15.5kgAccessories: RH-89AYear: 1992 REVIEW EXCERPT: For the last month or so Ive been listening to Dolby Pro Logic audio through a new audio-video receiver loaned by the Carver Corp. Its the Carver HR-895, which has four stunning features besides Dolby Pro Logic. They are Sonic Holography (a way of improving the realism of the sound over some kinds of speakers), a center-channel audio signal, a vastly improved FM tuner circuit that let me pull in stations more than 80 miles away, and a remote with a zillion buttons. The HR-895 has only one drawback -- the price. It lists for a whopping $1,600. Its not hard to see where part of that megabuck cost goes, since the Carver has four powerful amplifiers and a sophisticated switching system that lets you record on one VCR while you are watching a tape from another one, but a receiver that costs as much as eight typical CD players is plainly out of the reach of most of us. On the other hand, if you have not yet purchased a hi-fi system and can afford the price of entry, the Carver HR-895 would make an excellent combination unit. It has all the functions of an amplifier, tuner, control center, audio-video switching box and surround-sound adaptor -- and does it all without a fuss. The sound quality from regular hi-fi sources is first-rate, especially when the Sonic Holography circuit is switched in, but its the Dolby Pro Logic that captivates me every time I turn this big receiver on. The latest video movies recorded with Pro Logic pass my blind listening test easily -- the soundtracks still seem realistic even when I close my eyes. Try that with regular movie soundtracks, and youll probably find the sound falls flat without visual cues.

Carver 5 Channel HR-895 Receiver Amplifier Rack Mount Dolby Pro-Logic Japan. I HAVE OWNED THIS RECEIVER FOR OVER 10 YEARS. I JUST UPGRADED TO YAMAHA RECEIVER AND NO LONGER USE THE CARVER. THE RECEIVER WORKS FINE BUT AT TIMES IT PRODUCES A CRACKLING SOUND FROM THE RIGHT SPEAKER CHANNEL. MY PHOTOS ARE MY DESCRIPTION. PLEASE REVIEW ALL PHOTOS PRIOR TO BIDDING.

SpecificationsTuning range: FM, AMPower output: 110 watts per channel into 8? (stereo)Surround output: 110W (front), 75W (center), 35W (rear)Frequency response: 20Hz to 20kHzTotal harmonic distortion: 0.09%Video Connections: Composite, SVHSDimensions: 483 x 159 x 445mmWeight: 15.5kgAccessories: RH-89AYear: 1992 REVIEW EXCERPT: For the last month or so Ive been listening to Dolby Pro Logic audio through a new audio-video receiver loaned by the Carver Corp. Its the Carver HR-895, which has four stunning features besides Dolby Pro Logic. They are Sonic Holography (a way of improving the realism of the sound over some kinds of speakers), a center-channel audio signal, a vastly improved FM tuner circuit that let me pull in stations more than 80 miles away, and a remote with a zillion buttons. The HR-895 has only one drawback -- the price. It lists for a whopping $1,600. Its not hard to see where part of that megabuck cost goes, since the Carver has four powerful amplifiers and a sophisticated switching system that lets you record on one VCR while you are watching a tape from another one, but a receiver that costs as much as eight typical CD players is plainly out of the reach of most of us. On the other hand, if you have not yet purchased a hi-fi system and can afford the price of entry, the Carver HR-895 would make an excellent combination unit. It has all the functions of an amplifier, tuner, control center, audio-video switching box and surround-sound adaptor -- and does it all without a fuss. The sound quality from regular hi-fi sources is first-rate, especially when the Sonic Holography circuit is switched in, but its the Dolby Pro Logic that captivates me every time I turn this big receiver on. The latest video movies recorded with Pro Logic pass my blind listening test easily -- the soundtracks still seem realistic even when I close my eyes. Try that with regular movie soundtracks, and youll probably find the sound falls flat without visual cues.

Carver HR-895 5 Channel Stereo Receiver Amplifier Rack Mount - TESTED - WORKS - Does not include the manual or any original packaging. Unit shows some wear and scratches, but overall is in good cosmetic condition. The face is clean with a couple scuff marks, all buttons and knobs are clean and work as intended and all of the illumination works. Comes with the OEM remote! Model #: HR-895Serial #: 045658 Electronics Disclaimer: All electronics are marked with tamper proof security seals and serial numbers are recorded to prevent fraud. We strive to take excellent pictures and describe items as thoroughly and accurately as possible, but please dont hesitate to ask any questions that you may have. Thanks for looking! SKU#: EB-15618

For auction is a vintage Carver HR 895 audio / video receiver. Turns on, and lights up. No other test have been done. Some of the front panel lights do not work, This is a vintage Carver receiver that comes complete with the main remote and mini remote, and a printed manual as pictured. No batteries. Feel free to ask for more information and pictures. Thanks for looking, and happy bidding.

Carver 5 Channel HR-895 Receiver Amplifier Rack Mount Dolby Pro-Logic Japan. I HAVE OWNED THIS RECEIVER FOR OVER 10 YEARS. I JUST UPGRADED TO YAMAHA RECEIVER AND NO LONGER USE THE CARVER. THE RECEIVER WORKS FINE BUT AT TIMES IT PRODUCES A CRACKLING SOUND FROM THE RIGHT SPEAKER CHANNEL. MY PHOTOS ARE MY DESCRIPTION. PLEASE REVIEW ALL PHOTOS PRIOR TO BIDDING.

For auction is a vintage Carver HR 895 audio / video receiver. Turns on, and lights up. No other test have been done. Some of the front panel lights do not work, This is a vintage Carver receiver that comes complete with the main remote and mini remote, and a printed manual as pictured. No batteries. Feel free to ask for more information and pictures. Thanks for looking, and happy bidding.