Das Gerät steht da wie neu und funktioniert einwandfrei. Auch die Fernbedienung funktioniert. Dieser Verkauf erfolgt unter Ausschluss jeglicher Gewährleistung.

Panasonic SA-XR700 7.1-Channel Home Theater Receiver.Das Gert zustand sehr gut. er ist voll funktioniert ohne problem. Fernbedienung und Anleitung nicht dabei. Versicherte Versand nach Deutschland von Hermes M paket.6.95. Ausland Versandkosten bitte fragen Sie. Panasonic SA-XR700 Features If youre searching for a high-end, all digital A/V receiver that will transform your room into a powerful home theater experience, look no further. ThePanasonic SA-XR700 7 x 100W 7.1-Channel Digital Home Theater Receiverwill blow you away, with an exceptional 700W of surround-sound reproduction and HDTV-resolution. In the convenience of your own home, you can finally watch your favorite movies come alive with the SA-XR700. The SA-XR700 features digital processing from signal input all the way through to output. It offers the ability to enjoy the full potential of todays most advanced audio sources, such as HD-DVD discs and Blu-ray technology. Attention music lovers, the SA-XR700 offers switchable Dual Amp Drive or Triple Amp Drive selections for 2-channel stereo reproduction, without changing cable connections. Moreover, by incorporating a 192KHz/24-bit audio processor, the SA-XR700 is capable of reproducing a wider range of tonal frequencies with less signal noise entering the audio path. With connectivity to multiple A/V sources and a slew of DSP modes, the Panasonic SA-XR700 offers superb

I modified the main power electrical path to support TIs original recommendations and ensured that it can support amperage for 100 Watts on each channel, 7 channels driven. I have a masters in engineering, and the Panasonic XR series has been my hobby since 2005. Previously, I have modified the XR10, XR45, XR50, XR55, XR70, and XR57. What is up for sale is the culmination of years of research into the electrical design, Switching Mode Power Supply design theory, and the Panasonic schematics and service manuals. These equibit amps really shine when you use go by the recommendations from Texas Instruments. The XR10 and XR45 use architecture from TI, and that is why they sound so great out of the box, and even better with modification. Panasonic changed the board design with the remainder of the series, including the XR700 for sale. Simply put, I modified them back to what TI recommends, and makes them sound better than the originals. I modified each receiver with the following:-IEC plug so you can use your favorite power cabling (I recommend at least 14 gauge wire)-upgraded the main power supply capacitor-upgraded the post-transformer capacitors-reinforced the main power path on both the power supply board and the amplifier board with over 5 feet of 10 gauge copper-replaced the internal 24 gauge speaker-level wiring. Maintained the speaker selection switches so you can continue to switch between speaker modes. These modifications took at least 10 hours to complete for each amplifier.I reduced the THD from 0.09% stock to 0.000073% at 100 Watts, 6 Ohms stereo; 0.00027% at 100 Watts, 4 Ohms for stereo plus 8 Ohms for the 4 other channels simultaneously driven, as theoretically calculated with TIs chip parameters. These amps have driven speakers and subwoofers rated as low as 4 ohms DCR with no issues. What makes the XR amplifiers different from the rest is that they send stereo 192 kHz digital input signals from the coax 1 or HDMI inputs and amplifies them directly with the equibit chips. They also drive 7.1 PCM signals directly from the blu ray player. There is no fidelity loss from digital/analog conversion or timing problems associated with it. There is no sound floor (just pure silence). You get exactly what comes off of the disk as the editors made it. They sound amazing. The HDMI, digital coaxial (RCA coaxial), and Toslink (optical) connections work with BluRay, SACD, and DVD players. The Digital Transceiver connects to Panasonic wireless rear speakers. The XR700 is the ultimate Panasonic receiver. For stereo mode, it allows three amplifiers to power each signal (300 Watts per channel). For Bi-amp stereo mode, two of those three drive the lower range speaker and the third drives the higher range speaker. It includes the adjustments to the bi-amp settings that are on the XR57. You can change the timing (phase) and the power going to the high and low frequency speakers. They make even bookshelf speakers sound amazing. Panasonic added a second HDMI input compared to the XR57. The inputs are gold plated. The XR700 has an XM satellite radio input. Still consumes about 130 W steady state versus 500-700W for a comparable Class A, 7 channel receiver. Comes with original remote. Bottom line: These modifications unleash the full potential of the TI chips. They make clearer and louder audio with the ultimate flexibility for your speaker setup.

I modified the main power electrical path to support TIs original recommendations and ensured that it can support amperage for 100 Watts on each channel, 7 channels driven. I have a masters in engineering, and the Panasonic XR series has been my hobby since 2005. Previously, I have modified the XR10, XR45, XR50, XR55, XR70, and XR57. What is up for sale is the culmination of years of research into the electrical design, Switching Mode Power Supply design theory, and the Panasonic schematics and service manuals. These equibit amps really shine when you use go by the recommendations from Texas Instruments. The XR10 and XR45 use architecture from TI, and that is why they sound so great out of the box, and even better with modification. Panasonic changed the board design with the remainder of the series, including the XR700 for sale. Simply put, I modified them back to what TI recommends, and makes them sound better than the originals. I modified each receiver with the following:-IEC plug so you can use your favorite power cabling (I recommend at least 14 gauge wire)-upgraded the main power supply capacitor-upgraded the post-transformer capacitors-reinforced the main power path on both the power supply board and the amplifier board with over 5 feet of 10 gauge copper-replaced the internal 24 gauge speaker-level wiring. Maintained the speaker selection switches so you can continue to switch between speaker modes. These modifications took at least 10 hours to complete for each amplifier.I reduced the THD from 0.09% stock to 0.000073% at 100 Watts, 6 Ohms stereo; 0.00027% at 100 Watts, 4 Ohms for stereo plus 8 Ohms for the 4 other channels simultaneously driven, as theoretically calculated with TIs chip parameters. These amps have driven speakers and subwoofers rated as low as 4 ohms DCR with no issues. What makes the XR amplifiers different from the rest is that they send stereo 192 kHz digital input signals from the coax 1 or HDMI inputs and amplifies them directly with the equibit chips. They also drive 7.1 PCM signals directly from the blu ray player. There is no fidelity loss from digital/analog conversion or timing problems associated with it. There is no sound floor (just pure silence). You get exactly what comes off of the disk as the editors made it. They sound amazing. The HDMI, digital coaxial (RCA coaxial), and Toslink (optical) connections work with BluRay, SACD, and DVD players. The Digital Transceiver connects to Panasonic wireless rear speakers. The XR700 is the ultimate Panasonic receiver. For stereo mode, it allows three amplifiers to power each signal (300 Watts per channel). For Bi-amp stereo mode, two of those three drive the lower range speaker and the third drives the higher range speaker. It includes the adjustments to the bi-amp settings that are on the XR57. You can change the timing (phase) and the power going to the high and low frequency speakers. They make even bookshelf speakers sound amazing. Panasonic added a second HDMI input compared to the XR57. The inputs are gold plated. The XR700 has an XM satellite radio input. Still consumes about 130 W steady state versus 500-700W for a comparable Class A, 7 channel receiver. Comes with an XR-57 remote which is exactly the same as an XR-700 remote except the BD/DVD button just says DVD. Bottom line: These modifications unleash the full potential of the TI chips. They make clearer and louder audio with the ultimate flexibility for your speaker setup.