Teac AG-H300 2 Channels Receiver Reviews

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It's a good tuner, control layout is workable, TEAC has always made good "everyman's" equipment. Very much akin to TASCAM, the commercial partner of TEAC. from Amazon.com TEAC DR-H300 DVD Receiver I am using this receiver for audio and radio. from Amazon.com Nice looks, build quality, and sound. Needs refinement in usability. This TEAC DR-H300 is another in their new line of well regarded Reference series products. Geared toward the new generation of mp3/digital media folks looking for an all in one small playback unit the spec are indeed impressive. from Amazon.com Just got this tuner. Very simple setup. Very clear sound - but not harsh. Beats the tar out of my (admittely low priced) Pioneer receiver's tuner. from Amazon.com I ordered this and when it came I was surprised to find the actual teac box open with a production problem note attached. The unit was opened and all internal packaging opened as well. from Amazon.com I ordered this unit without actually taking the time to check out the measurements and compare them to a "conventional sized" receiver. It sure looks compact from the head on photographs, doesn't it? It isn't! from Amazon.com I've been looking for a compact amplifier and was pleasantly surprised to find this receiver. Great apartment therapy -- this unit is really designed for small spaces. It even has a sleep timer and a function to dim the LED alpha display, which would be great in a bedroom. However, the dimmer function doesn't affect the piercing blue LED indicating the selected source, which limits the usefulness of dimming. from Amazon.com After searching for an updated mini system that allows me to play mp3, I came across this system that seemed to fit my bill. The DR-H300 caught my eye as it plays mp3, divx, and host of other format. Though price was a little high, I was looking forward as this system featured a USB and an aux input. from Amazon.com I recently had to have a minor repair on my NAD 4155ST which I bought for about $400 at least 15 years ago. Figuring it would give up the ghost sooner or later I went looking for a replacement....what a shock....tuners are few and far between now, so when I spotted the TEAC at less than $200 I figured at the very least it would serve as a stopgap until I could find something more appropriate. from Amazon.com First about TEAC...the company. Can you belive that there are actual people at TEAC who....hold your breath...actually pick up the phone and talk to customers? from Amazon.com

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Every aspect of the TEAC Reference 300 Series components, from their second-to-none audio performance to their classic styling and great looks, replicates the award-winning and critically acclaimed Reference 500 Series....except one. Their size Each component is only 215 mm wide, exactly half the width of standard audio components. This diminutive size allows for a myriad of placement options - stacked side-by-side in a traditional audio rack or armoire, or vertically arranged on a shelf, desk, credenza, nightstand....the possibilities are endless. And not only do these components fit virtually anywhere, they'll enhance and complement any decor from traditional to contemporary.It is true that "good things com in small packages" ....as size is the only diminutive aspect of the Reference 300 Series.

Specs

Released	over 3 years ago
Number of Channels	2 Channels
THX Certification	No
Tone Controls	Bass & Treble
Front A/V Connections	Headphones x 1
Depth	12.25 in.
Height	4.25 in.
MPN	agh300
Power Consumption	100 Watt
Stereo Mode Power	30 Watt @ 8 ohm, 1 kHz, THD: 0.09%
Tuner Presets	60 Channels
Type	Receiver
UPC	043774015795
Weight	10 lb.
Width	8.5 in.

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