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The Sony STR-DH190 is a two-channel stereo receiver rated at 100 W per channel into 8 ohms from 20 Hz to 20 kHz. It is built for plain stereo listening: a moving-magnet phono input for a turntable, four line-level RCA inputs, a USB port for playing files from a drive, and an FM tuner with a single antenna input. It has no HDMI, no network streaming and no room correction, so it suits someone with a turntable, a CD player or a phone and a pair of passive speakers rather than a home-theater setup. Against AV receivers it is simpler and cheaper to own, and against small desktop amps it adds a phono stage, a tuner and more power. Owners generally find it clean and easy to set up, though it is a bare-bones unit with no tone of its own beyond bass and treble knobs.
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Owners describe the STR-DH190 as a straightforward stereo receiver that does the basics well: clean power for the money, a usable phono stage and simple setup. Criticism centers on its lack of digital and wireless connectivity and its plain feature set.
The Sony STR-DH190 is a two-channel stereo receiver in black. It delivers 100 W per channel into 8 ohms (20 Hz-20 kHz) with total harmonic distortion of 1%.
It connects to speakers through clamp terminals and has four audio inputs (L/R) over RCA, a phono input and one USB port. A 6.3 mm headphone output is included, and it supports Bluetooth. The FM tuner stores up to 30 presets, and automatic standby is supported.
