Sony 2-Channel Stereo Receiver Bundle
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- Last seen at $528.00 at Best Buy on Nov 10.
Our take on the Sony 2-Channel Stereo Receiver Bundle
This is a Sony two-channel stereo receiver with Bluetooth 5.0, built for straightforward music playback from a phone, TV or turntable rather than surround sound. It suits a small living room, desk or bedroom setup where a pair of bookshelf speakers does the work. Compared with AV receivers it drops video switching and multi-channel processing, so it is simpler and easier to live with, but it also lacks the room correction and streaming apps that network stereo receivers from the likes of Yamaha and Denon include.
- Bluetooth 5.0 for wireless playback from phones and tablets
- Two-channel design keeps setup and operation simple
- Sony build and support network
- Compact footprint for shelves and desks
- No network streaming or built-in music services
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$528.00Free shippingChecked Nov 9
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Sony 2-Channel Stereo Receiver Bundle price history
Lowest price we've seen: $528.00 on Nov 10 at Best Buy. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 10.
Questions and answers
- Is this receiver good for a TV setup?
- It can power speakers for TV sound, but it has no HDMI ARC, so you connect the TV by optical or analog audio and switch inputs by hand. For a single-cable TV setup an AV receiver is easier.
- Can I stream from my phone?
- Yes. Bluetooth 5.0 lets you pair a phone, tablet or laptop and play wirelessly. There are no built-in streaming apps or Wi-Fi, so services play from the phone.
- What speakers should I pair with it?
- Standard passive bookshelf or floorstanding speakers work. Match speakers to the receiver's rated power and impedance, and check the spec sheet before buying demanding low-impedance models.
- Does it support a turntable?
- Only if the turntable has a built-in phono preamp or you add an external one. The receiver's inputs are line level, so a bare turntable will be too quiet.
- How does it compare with a network stereo receiver?
- Network models from Yamaha, Denon and Marantz add Wi-Fi, streaming apps, AirPlay and sometimes room correction. This Sony is simpler and relies on Bluetooth, which is enough for casual listening.
