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The Sony STR-DH190 is a two-channel stereo receiver with a built-in phono stage, Bluetooth, and an FM tuner. It drives a pair of speakers at 100 watts per channel into 8 ohms and keeps a low-profile chassis that fits standard AV cabinets. The phono input means a turntable plugs straight in without a separate preamp, and Bluetooth adds phone and tablet streaming. It suits budget hi-fi setups and vinyl beginners; against pricier receivers it skips HDMI, network streaming and room correction, and reviewers note the spring-clip speaker terminals and basic remote as the main corners cut.
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Owners treat the STR-DH190 as a solid, simple stereo receiver for the money, with clean power and an easy turntable hookup. Complaints center on the cheap speaker terminals and the lack of digital inputs.
The Sony STR-DH190 is a 2-channel stereo receiver with a built-in phono input, Bluetooth and an FM tuner. It lets you play vinyl records and stream digital music through the same system. Its low-profile design is made to fit conventional AV cabinets.
The phono input connects a turntable, such as the Sony PS-HX500 or PS-LX300USB. Bluetooth lets you stream from a paired smartphone or tablet. With Bluetooth Standby, you can turn the receiver on from the paired device. Four analog audio inputs and one output connect other audio equipment and recording devices.
A reinforced frame and beam chassis reduces vibration transmitted from speaker sound pressure. Rigid parts hold the heat sink in place for the same purpose. The phono amplifier and transformer are positioned to minimize interference from the magnetic field. The A+B function connects two sets of front speakers. You can switch between A or B or use both together, for example to run speakers in another room or outdoors.
