Removed from Lexicon RV-5 but could be used on other stereo equipment.

Based on the RV-9 platform, we found this Home Theater Receiver to be unsurpassed at any price! Beautiful in every manner.The RV-6 Immersive Surround Sound Receiver takes your private cinema experience to new heights. With Dolby ATMOS and DTS:X 3D surround sound processing, Dirac room EQ, Logic7 Immersion, and plenty of responsive class A/B power; the RV-6 delivers a sensory rich experience.HIGHLIGHTSClass A/B power amplificationLogic7 Immersion natural sound up mixerDolby Atmos & DTS:X 7.1.4 decodingDolby Vision compatible4K (UHD) HDMI2.0a with HDCP2.27 HDMI inputs, 3 HDMI outputs, ARC compatibleDirac Live ® for Lexicon room correctionSpotify ® Connect enabledCirrus CS42528 audiophile DACEthernet, RS232 and IR controlLexicon AV control app RV-6 DETAILSEverything you need – Done right.The Lexicon RV-6 was designed to ensure that the most important components of a premium AV system were executed with maximum effectiveness. Superfluous connections and features were eliminated and resources focused to maintain best in class audio and video signal integrity and processing, as well as uncompromised amplification on all channels, all of the time; even with the most demanding program material. The video and audio stages are designed for current and upcoming technologies. HDMI2.0a with HDCP2.2 4K “Ultra HD” and 3D video capability are built in as well as Dolby Vision compatibility.An audiophile grade 24Bit /192kHz DAC, Dirac room equalization, exceptional dynamics and low distortion ensure pristine sound for music and movies. The Harman proprietary Logic 7 Immersion™ up mixer allows content to envelop the listener with a rich and natural three dimensional sound. Flexible configuration, Spotify Connect, and a zone 2 with audio, 4K video, IR control, triggers and power option, make the RV6 and RV-9 an excellent choice for a broad range of applications.Audiophile QualityThe Lexicon RV-6 and RV-9 leverage the 24bit /192k Cirrus CS42528 for A/D and D/A conversion which boasts 114dB dynamic range and -100 THD+N in and out. The analog circuitry on the input and output stages, are optimized for unequalled dynamic range, ultra-low distortion, and unmatched audio clarity.FlexibilityWith 7.1.4 decoding, 11.2 preamp outputs, and 7 channels of amplification, independent zone 2 video and triggers, as well as RS232, Ethernet, and IR control, the RV-6 can be easily configured for a variety of systems.Logic7 ImmersionLexicon has a rich history in professional digital audio processing, and Lexicon products are found in the vast majority of world class recording studios. This Grammy winning pedigree is evident in the RV-6 with the proprietary Logic7 Immersion™ up mixer- which takes full advantage of height speakers with astonishing natural three dimensional sound. Designed by Lexicon research scientists and engineers, Logic 7 Immersion provides a musical listening experience that will make you feel like you are in the concert hall, the studio with the musicians, or in the scene with the characters. This is subtlety achieved without the sense of psycho-acoustic processing or effects.Luxurious Industrial DesignLexicon’s iconic industrial design exudes luxury. A half-inch thick hairline brushed anodized aluminum fascia with bead blasted accents and Lexicon’s signature vertical grooves present a bold and distinguished statement. A sturdy 2” aluminum knob performs volume control and data entry with a smooth and steady feel while the geometric button array, keeps the lines clean and functionality simple. Front panel menu options are served up on a 32-character dot matrix display in classic Lexicon blue. The iconic Lexicon logo is milled deeply into the aluminum and instills a sense of solidity.A MORE DRAMATIC TV EXPERIENCEDolby Vision™ is superior HDR. Using the same underlying technology as the most advanced movie theatres, Dolby Vision enables an enhanced image through superior content and smarter TV display performance. And because Dolby Vision is the preferred HDR technology for major studios, creatives, and OTT service providers, it gives you access to more of the shows and movies you want to watch in HDR. SPECIFICATIONS:Continuous power output, per channel, 8?2 channels driven, 20Hz ? 20kHz, <0.02% THD 110W2 channels driven, 1kHz, 0.2% THD 125W7 channels driven, 1kHz, 0.2% THD 90WResidual noise & hum (A-wtd) <0.15mVStereo line inputsMaximum input 4.5V rmsNominal sensitivity 1V, 2V, 4V (user adjustable)Input impedance 47k?Signal/noise ratio (A-wtd ref 100W) normal/stereo direct 100dB/110dBFrequency response 20Hz—20kHz } 0.2dBPreamplifier outputsNominal output level 1V RMSOutput impedance 560?THD+N (20Hz—20kHz) -100dBHeadphone outputMaximum output level into 32? 2VrmsOutput impedance <5?

Removed from Lexicon RV-5 but could be used on other stereo equipment.

Lexicon MC 12 (NP 11.988 €), ultimative AV-Vorstufe , AV-Vorverstärker. Zust. Top leichte Gebrauchsspuren. Fernbedienung nicht original. Neues Netzteil vor einem Jahr.„Die Ware wird unter Ausschluss jeglicher Gewährleistung verkauft.“ Shipping worldwide ask for shipping fees

Lexicon RV-5 SUPER RARE EXCELLENT CONDITION!! ABOUT THE RV-5 The RV-5 Receiver is a multi-faceted audio and video preamplifier with built-in processing. Married to that is a high-current, 7-channel power amplifier capable of driving a wide array of loudspeakers and a built-in FM/AM tuner. In addition, the RV-5 can accommodate a pair of HDMI source devices and can connect directly to a PC via USB, enabling the control and playback of streaming audio files. With the optional dock accessory, iPod owners can even connect and play their iPod through the RV-5. The RV-5 is designed to serve as the control center for your home theater system. A landmark product for Lexicon, the RV-5 offers capabilities never before offered as well as breaking ground with several brand new features. The RV-5 represents a new age in audio and video processing equipment from Lexicon. HIGHLIGHTS 12 configurable inputs, 8 channels, 2 audio zones Logic 7 audio processing Automatic EQ and speaker calibration (microphone included) HDMI inputs and output Faroudja video processing RS-232 control, rear panel IR input, 2 trigger outputs Assignable power amplifier (Rear channels or Zone 2 in 5.1-channel systems) 7.1-channel analog input array Universal pre-programmed and learning remote control PC-compatible media player support via USB connector RF remote control

Tested + Working Lexicon RV-8 AV Receiver 7.1 Channel Home Theater RV8 w Cables MSRP - $7,000 (2005) Tested and Working, DVD player played to speakers of Boombox through receiver, see Video. Comes with Power Cord and 5 pack of AV Cables sealed (Yellow, White, Red)Comes with Power Cord HANDLING CHARGE of $30 added to cover the cost of taking this unit to FED EX and paying them to FRAGILE PACK the unit in a New DOUBLE WALL Box SpecificationsAudio processing modes: Dolby Digital, Dolby Surround EX, Dolby Pro Logic, Dolby Pro Logic II/IIx; DTS, DTS-ES Discrete & Matrix, Neo:6; Logic 7, plus 5 proprietary DSP modes (nightclub, concert hall, church, cathedral, panorama)Minimum RMS output power: 140Wrms x 7THD: <0.02%, 20Hz–20kHz, all channels drivenFrequency response: 20Hz–20kHz, +0.1/-0.2dB, -0.5dB at 10Hz, reference 1kHzSignal/noise: 105dB minimum, 22kHz bandwidth, A-weightedVideo bandwidth: component: >150MHz; composite, S-video: 10Hz–10MHz, +0.1/-0.3dBVideo inputs: 5 S-video, 5 composite, 3 componentVideo outputs: 4 S-video, 5 composite, 1 componentDigital audio inputs: 4 coaxial (RCA); 4 optical (TosLink)Digital audio outputs: 1 TosLink, 1 coaxialAnalog audio inputs: 8 stereo, or 5 stereo and one 5.1, or 2 stereo and two 5.1Analog audio outputs (main zone): 8 single-ended for Front L/R, Center, Sub, Side L/R and Rear L/ROther connections: phono, microphone (2 for future use), RS-232 (2), 12V control outs (2), IR in, AM antenna, FM antenna, AC inDimensions: 17.3 x 7.76 x 21.2 (WxHxD)Weight: 65 lbsPrice: $7000 Specifications: ? Codecs: Dolby Digital, Dolby Digital EX, Dolby Pro Logic IIx, DTS, DTS-ES, DTS 96/24, DTS Neo:6, THX Ultra2, THX Surround EX ? 24/192 Differential DACs on Each Channel ? Power: 140 Watts RMS x 7 into 8 Ohms ? MFR: 20 Hz - 20 kHz ± 0.1 dB ? THD: < 0.02% ? THX Ultra 2 Certified? Zones 2 and 3 in Addition to Main Output ? Dimensions: 7.8 W x 17.3 W x 21.2 D? Weight 65 Pounds ? MSRP: $7,000 USA Lexicon www.lexicon.com Introduction Secrets Home Theater and Audio Review - Vault The term Mass Market Receiver usually invokes images of something relatively inexpensive, with specs that are not very good. However, there have always been expensive receivers one could choose if one wanted to. I remember when surround sound first became a buzzword, and I looked at a few in our local stores. In those days, the new receivers had five channels, but only Dolby Surround decoding, which then changed to Pro Logic. The two rear channels were mono, the rear channel amplifiers were actually just amplifiers on a chip, and the speaker binding posts were often of the spring clip variety. The one I wanted was $2,000. Discrete amplifiers in all five channels and real binding posts for all channels. The power output was 75 watts to the front left and right, 50 watts to the center, and 35 watts to the rear left and right. It still only had Pro Logic decoding with its mono rear surround, but it had a bunch of Modes that simulated cathedrals, stadiums, and jazz clubs. It was big and heavy, as most of the new technology had not been incorporated in single chips yet. I was enthralled, but could not afford the $2,000 price tag. Now, even the <$500 receivers have discrete amplifiers boasting 100 watts per channel, real binding posts, and will decode everything from Dolby Digital to DTS. Many of them are built in China, and are actually reasonable quality. So, when a receiver now comes along that costs $7,000, is there any motivation to select that over one that costs $1,000, when the features seem to be the same? The Lexicon RV-8 Lexicon has been around a long time, and has always stood for high quality. When someone said they had a Lexicon, it usually meant a processor, as they built one of the early surround decoders. These days, they build preamp/processors, like the MC-12, as well as power amplifiers, receivers like the RV-8, and DVD players like the RT-20. All of the Lexicon products cost much more than most other brands. So, what do you get for your money? Is it a proprietary design? No, all the manufacturers have their own special designs and processing techniques. To me, it is in parts quality, which includes the materials they are made of along with the tolerance, and the power supply. I know that sounds simplistic, but it works. An electronic circuit consists of capacitors, inductors, resistors, transistors, op amps, switches, and the conductors that connect them all. The circuit design depends on those components being certain values (farads, henries, and ohms). If a components value is off by 5%, that can cause the signal to deteriorate. If a number of components are off by 5%, the signal can really deteriorate. Looking at a parts catalog, you will find that they are offered at various tolerances. Some are 5%, and others are 1%. The lower that tolerance number, the better the part, but the higher the cost. When you add up the cost of all the hundreds of parts, the sum total can be really high, and you multiply that x 4 to come up with what they have to charge on the dealer shelves. So, basically, the $199 receiver may have similar specs to the $1,000 receiver, but its parts quality is lower, so the ultimate performance is not so good. And, the power supply. This is probably the most expensive part of any receiver. Big, high quality capacitors, along with a heavy transformer, really drive up the price. The inexpensive receivers that tout 100 watts per channel output dont have big caps and transformers, so that 100 watt output will only work for a few milliseconds, and since action film special effects usually last much longer than a few milliseconds, the result is clipping, which sounds like mush. The chassis is much heavier with this kind of product, which increases cost. Lastly, since high performance products - with their high price - are sold in smaller quantities, this adds an ironic number to the final selling price. They have to do this to make up for the R&D that went into designing it. So, obviously, I am building up to stating that the Lexicon RV-8 has top notch parts and a big power supply (along with a massive chassis). That is what constitutes a first rate receiver. I would not call it a mass market receiver, because that masses cant afford one. That $2,000 receiver I oggled way back when was not mass market either. Too expensive for most of us, including me at the time. The Lexicon RV-8 is in a category we should call High Performance Receivers. High-end is the usual term, but that sounds a bit snooty. High Performance tells you what it is capable of, not the class of people who can buy it. Much more descriptive. Click on the Photo Above to See a Larger Version. Specifically . . . The RV-8 is a 7.1 receiver. It has seven power amplifiers rated at 140 watts RMS per channel, all channels driven simultaneously. It weighs 65 pounds, which speaks to that heavy power supply. The front panel looks more complicated than most, but it is actually not. The buttons that are usually hidden by a fold down door at the bottom in other receivers, are across the entire face of the RV-8. In the photo, you can see four vertical sections. From the left are the Main, then Zone 2, followed by Zone 3, and the Tuner. So, you dont have to open any other panel doors. You just select what you want across the main panel face. The Main, Zone 2, and Zone 3 panels all allow you to select the input for that section. The Tuner panel lets you select the station. At the bottom are seven LEDs that tell you all seven power amplifier channels are operating. If one goes out, time to see a service technician. The fact that there are two zones besides the main one, is indicative that the RV-8 is designed to serve your entire house A/V needs. That is the trend in the big receivers these days. So, you can watch a movie in the den, and have music in the kitchen as well as on the patio, all at the same time, all served by the RV-8. The rear panel has myriad inputs and outputs, like most modern receivers. Click on the Photo Above to See a Larger Version. The left and right ends are taken up by the seven sets of power amplifier output binding posts, four on the left and three on the right. There are five composite and S-Video, and three sets of component video inputs along the top. Underneath that are eight stereo pairs of analog audio inputs, and one set of audio pre-outs for all channels. Some of the stereo analog audio pairs can be configured for a second set of pre-outs if you need two sets. For outputs, there are two S-Video and one component video set for the main zone, two composite and two S-Video, along with two stereo analog audio outputs for Zone 2, and one composite video with one pair of stereo analog audio outputs for Zone 3. Digital audio inputs include four RCA and four Toslink. There are no digital video inputs (DVI or HDMI), but I suspect the blank panel at the bottom might be used for this in a future upgrade. The two microphone inputs, also at the bottom, are listed for future use, I imagine for their Auto EQ functions that they have on the MC-12 Version IV. The remote control is a standard one now included with a number of different manufacturers. It is a universal remote, with backlighting. To access the RV-8, you simply press the right arrow button on the round dial in the middle. This brings you to the Main menu, which has Mode Adjust, Audio Controls, Tuner Presets, and Setup as submenus. Using the arrows, you scroll through the selections, which are shown on the RV-8 front panel, or on the OSD, which is is fed from one of the S-Video outputs marked on the rear panel. The Setup menu has Inputs, Speakers, I/O Configuration, Displays, Volume Controls, Trigger, Tuner, and Lock Options. The Inputs menu lets you assign which input jack should be connected to DVD 1, DVD 2, CD, TV, etc. So, for example, in my tests, I assigned stereo analog audio pair 1 to the DVD 1 input, and Toslink digital input 1 to DVD 2. I connected the stereo analog audio outputs of a Yamaha Universal DVD Player to analog audio pair 1 and the Toslink output from the same player to Toslink 1. This allowed me to compare the decoding of the DVD player to the decoding done by the RV-8, in A/B form by just switching inputs during music playing. Speaker set-up allows complete small increment time alignment and small increment volume control for each channel. The I/O Configuration lets you assign some of the analog inputs to either stereo or 5.1 such as would be used with DVD-A and SACD. You can configure two complete sets of 5.1 analog inputs and still have several analog stereo pair inputs for other sources. Volume Controls have such features as individual input level settings for each input, so that you dont get unpleasant surprises when switching inputs. Most receivers have an AM/FM tuner, and the RV-8 has a good one, with great flexibility in setting up your favorite stations, Region (USA, Europe, Japan), Scan Sensitivity (so you wont waste time scanning through weak stations). The RV-8 has a ton of options, so once you have everything the way you like it, you can lock it all down so no one can accidentally change the configuration.

Removed from Lexicon RV-5 but could be used on other stereo equipment.

LEXICON RV-8 REMOTE IN VERY GOOD CONDITION. COMES WITH MANUAL AND ORIGINAL BOX.

LEXICON RV-8 REMOTE IN VERY GOOD CONDITION. COMES WITH MANUAL AND ORIGINAL BOX.

Works, as shown in pictures. This is similar to the Home Theater Master MX-500 remote, possibly the best programmable remote ever made. Please reunite this remote with a Lexicon amplifier! Will ship without the batteries to save on shipping.

Lexicon RV-5 SUPER RARE EXCELLENT CONDITION!! Getting Started ABOUT THE RV-5 Thank you for purchasing the RV-5 Receiver, a multi-faceted audio and video preamplifier with built-in processing. Married to that is a high-current, 7-channel power amplifier capable of driving a wide array of loudspeakers and a built-in FM/AM tuner. In addition, the RV-5 can accommodate a pair of HDMI source devices and can connect directly to a PC via USB, enabling the control and playback of streaming audio files. With the optional dock accessory, iPod owners can even connect and play their iPod through the RV-5. The RV-5 is designed to serve as the control center for your home theater system. A landmark product for Lexicon, the RV-5 offers capabilities never before offered as well as breaking ground with several brand new features. The RV-5 represents a new age in audio and video processing equipment from Lexicon. HIGHLIGHTS 12 configurable inputs, 8 channels, 2 audio zones Logic 7 audio processing Automatic EQ and speaker calibration (microphone included) HDMI inputs and output Faroudja video processing RS-232 control, rear panel IR input, 2 trigger outputs Assignable power amplifier (Rear channels or Zone 2 in 5.1-channel systems) 7.1-channel analog input array Universal pre-programmed and learning remote control PC-compatible media player support via USB connector RF remote control

Lexicon RV6 Atmos Receiver, Black, Used, Excellent Condition. Right side has visible white scratch. DOES NOT INCLUDE CABLES. Unit powers up (Video in listing).

This 4k receiver is comparable with the Arcam AVR 21, with the Lexon being the more luxurious brand. The RV-6 Immersive Surround Sound Receiver takes your private cinema experience to new heights.With Dolby ATMOS and DTS:X 3D surround sound processing, Dirac room EQ, Logic7 Immersion, and plenty of responsive class A/B power; the RV-6 delivers a sensory rich experience.RV-6 Everything you need – Done rightThe Lexicon RV-6 was designed to ensure that the most important components of a premium AV system were executed with maximum effectiveness.Superfluous connections and features were eliminated and resources focused to maintain best in class audio and video signal integrity and processing, as well as uncompromised amplification on all channels, all of the time; even with the most demanding program material.The video and audio stages are designed for current and upcoming technologies. HDMI2.0a with HDCP2.2 4K “Ultra HD” and 3D video capability are built in as well as Dolby Vision compatibility.An audiophile grade 24Bit /192kHz DAC, Dirac room equalisation, exceptional dynamics and low distortion ensure pristine sound for music and movies.The Harman proprietary Logic 7 Immersion™ up mixer allows content to envelop the listener with a rich and natural three dimensional sound.Flexible configuration, Spotify Connect, and a zone 2 with audio, 4K video, IR control, triggers and power option, make the RV6 and RV-9 an excellent choice for a broad range of applications.Audiophile QualityThe Lexicon RV-6 leverage the 24bit /192k Cirrus CS42528 for A/D and D/A conversion which boasts 114dB dynamic range and -100 THD+N in and out.The analog circuitry on the input and output stages, are optimized for unequalled dynamic range, ultra-low distortion, and unmatched audio clarity.FlexibilityWith 7.1.4 decoding, 11.2 preamp outputs, and 7 channels of amplification, independent zone 2 video and triggers, as well as RS232, Ethernet, and IR control, the RV-6 can be easily configured for a variety of systems.The Lexicon Control app enables complete control of the RV-6 with an Android or iOS device.The RV-6 is also fully compatible with Arcam’s MusicLife app, which allows streaming music from your Mac, PC or NAS drive to be controlled by an iOS device.Logic7 ImmersionLexicon has a rich history in professional digital audio processing, and Lexicon products are found in the vast majority of world class recording studios.This Grammy winning pedigree is evident in the RV-6 with the proprietary Logic7 Immersion™ up mixer- which takes full advantage of height speakers with astonishing natural three dimensional sound.Designed by Lexicon research scientists and engineers, Logic 7 Immersion provides a musical listening experience that will make you feel like you are in the concert hall, the studio with the musicians, or in the scene with the characters.This is subtlety achieved without the sense of psycho-acoustic processing or effects.Luxurious Industrial DesignLexicon’s iconic industrial design exudes luxury.A half-inch thick hairline brushed anodised aluminum fascia with bead blasted accents and Lexicon’s signature vertical grooves present a bold and distinguished statement.A sturdy 2” aluminum knob performs volume control and data entry with a smooth and steady feel while the geometric button array, keeps the lines clean and functionality simple.Front panel menu options are served up on a 32-character dot matrix display in classic Lexicon blue.The iconic Lexicon logo is milled deeply into the aluminum and instills a sense of solidity.A MORE DRAMATIC TV EXPERIENCEDolby Vision™ is superior HDR. Using the same underlying technology as the most advanced movie theatres, Dolby Vision enables an enhanced image through superior content and smarter TV display performance. And because Dolby Vision is the preferred HDR technology for major studios, creatives, and OTT service providers, it gives you access to more of the shows and movies you want to watch in HDRHighlights RV-6Class A/B power amplificationLogic7 Immersion natural sound up mixerDolby Atmos & DTS:X 7.1.4 decodingDolby Vision compatible4K (UHD) HDMI2.0a with HDCP2.27 HDMI inputs, 3 HDMI outputs, ARC compatibleDirac Live ® for Lexicon room correctionSpotify ® Connect enabledCirrus CS42528 audiophile DACEthernet, RS232 and IR controlLexicon AV control appContinuous power output, per channel, 8?2 channels driven, 20Hz ? 20kHz, <0.02% THD 110W2 channels driven, 1kHz, 0.2% THD 125W7 channels driven, 1kHz, 0.2% THD 90WResidual noise & hum (A-wtd) <0.15mVStereo line inputsMaximum input 4.5V rmsNominal sensitivity 1V, 2V, 4V (user adjustable)Input impedance 47k?Signal/noise ratio (A-wtd ref 100W) normal/stereo direct 100dB/110dBFrequency response 20Hz—20kHz } 0.2dBPreamplifier outputsNominal output level 1V RMSOutput impedance 560?THD+N (20Hz—20kHz) -100dBHeadphone outputMaximum output level into 32? 2VrmsOutput impedance <5?GeneralMains voltage 220–240V 60HzPower consumption (maximum) 1.5kW (Thermal dissipation approx. 5200 BTU/hour)Power consumption (idle, typical) 100W (Thermal dissipation approx. 340 BTU/hour)Power consumption (standby) <0.5WDimensionsW x D (including speaker terminals) x H (including feet)433 x 425 x 171mmWeight (net) 15.5kgWeight (packed) 18.8kgSupplied accessories Mains leadRemote control2 x AAA batteriesManualDAB/FM aerialCalibration microphoneUSB sound cardE&OE

Lexicon RV-5 SUPER RARE EXCELLENT CONDITION!! Getting Started ABOUT THE RV-5 Thank you for purchasing the RV-5 Receiver, a multi-faceted audio and video preamplifier with built-in processing. Married to that is a high-current, 7-channel power amplifier capable of driving a wide array of loudspeakers and a built-in FM/AM tuner. In addition, the RV-5 can accommodate a pair of HDMI source devices and can connect directly to a PC via USB, enabling the control and playback of streaming audio files. With the optional dock accessory, iPod owners can even connect and play their iPod through the RV-5. The RV-5 is designed to serve as the control center for your home theater system. A landmark product for Lexicon, the RV-5 offers capabilities never before offered as well as breaking ground with several brand new features. The RV-5 represents a new age in audio and video processing equipment from Lexicon. HIGHLIGHTS 12 configurable inputs, 8 channels, 2 audio zones Logic 7 audio processing Automatic EQ and speaker calibration (microphone included) HDMI inputs and output Faroudja video processing RS-232 control, rear panel IR input, 2 trigger outputs Assignable power amplifier (Rear channels or Zone 2 in 5.1-channel systems) 7.1-channel analog input array Universal pre-programmed and learning remote control PC-compatible media player support via USB connector RF remote control

LEXICON RV-8 REMOTE IN VERY GOOD CONDITION. COMES WITH MANUAL AND ORIGINAL BOX.

Removed from Lexicon RV-5 but could be used on other stereo equipment.

Lexicon RV-5 SUPER RARE EXCELLENT CONDITION!! Getting Started ABOUT THE RV-5 Thank you for purchasing the RV-5 Receiver, a multi-faceted audio and video preamplifier with built-in processing. Married to that is a high-current, 7-channel power amplifier capable of driving a wide array of loudspeakers and a built-in FM/AM tuner. In addition, the RV-5 can accommodate a pair of HDMI source devices and can connect directly to a PC via USB, enabling the control and playback of streaming audio files. With the optional dock accessory, iPod owners can even connect and play their iPod through the RV-5. The RV-5 is designed to serve as the control center for your home theater system. A landmark product for Lexicon, the RV-5 offers capabilities never before offered as well as breaking ground with several brand new features. The RV-5 represents a new age in audio and video processing equipment from Lexicon. HIGHLIGHTS 12 configurable inputs, 8 channels, 2 audio zones Logic 7 audio processing Automatic EQ and speaker calibration (microphone included) HDMI inputs and output Faroudja video processing RS-232 control, rear panel IR input, 2 trigger outputs Assignable power amplifier (Rear channels or Zone 2 in 5.1-channel systems) 7.1-channel analog input array Universal pre-programmed and learning remote control PC-compatible media player support via USB connector RF remote control

LEXICON RV-8 REMOTE IN VERY GOOD CONDITION. COMES WITH MANUAL AND ORIGINAL BOX.

Removed from Lexicon RV-5 but could be used on other stereo equipment.

LEXICON RV-8 REMOTE IN VERY GOOD CONDITION. COMES WITH MANUAL AND ORIGINAL BOX.

You know what this is, you know this is a great chance to get your hands on it at an unbelievable price. Being sold as is, no warranty or returns. Item was working as of last testing. I don't have the power cord to test. Binding post is broken. Will ship with pieces. Buyer pays actually shipping cost.

LEXICON RV-8 REMOTE IN VERY GOOD CONDITION. COMES WITH MANUAL AND ORIGINAL BOX.

Removed from Lexicon RV-5 but could be used on other stereo equipment.

I selling my Lexicon RV-9 AV receiver. This receiver is in excellent / mint condition. Ive owned it for approx. 4 yrs. And the only reason Im selling is because I recently purchased Arcam Separates. Some of the specs. Are as follows: - Logic7 Immersion natural sound upmixer- Dolby Atmos & DTS:X with 11.1 decoding and 7.2.4 outputs- Dolby Vision compatible- 4k (UHD) HDMI2.0a with HDCP2.2 in Main and Zone 2- 7 HDMI inputs, 3 HDMI outputs, ARC compatible- Dirac Live® for Lexicon room correction- Spotify® Connect enabled- Cirrus CS42528 audiophile DAC- Class G power amplification- Rear panel Ethernet, RS232, Main and Z2 IR and trigger- Free MusicLife iOS UPnP and control app- Independent volume control of sub outputs- 100x7 watts, class G amplifier The original MSRP on this receiver was $6k MSRP. It is basically an Arcam AVR850 with Lexicon software and Lexicon front-face design. I also have the original box, remote and power cord it came with. I am asking $1895 OBO. I am willing to ship, but prefer local pickup. Please feel free to ask me any questions