Harman/Kardon

AVR 171S

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700-watt, 7.2-channel, networked AVR with AirPlay and Bluetooth connectivity

₱ 49,900.00 49900.0 each



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High-performance audio/video receiver that boasts multiple wireless connectivity options, six HDMI inputs and 700 watts of beautiful sound.

Power, performance and more connectivity options than you’ll ever need: Introducing the Harman Kardon® networked AVR 171S, the answer to any entertainment enthusiast’s hunger for performance and versatility. It’s got muscle: up to 700 watts (100 watts per channel). Its 7.2-channel A/V receiver is equipped with HARMAN TrueStream Bluetooth® connectivity, Apple AirPlay, vTuner™ Internet radio and Spotify Connect, giving you multiple options for streaming audio. And with six 3D-ready HDMI® 2.0 inputs, including one equipped for MHL to connect mobile devices, and two HDMI outputs, you’ll have more than enough ways to connect to everything you love – movies, HDTV, sports, MHL-equipped devices and the Roku Streaming Stick™ dongle. While the AVR 171’s connectivity alone makes it desirable, its sound really strikes a chord. It’s the first Harman Kardon AVR to feature our exclusive Natural Sound Processing (NSP), which creates a rich, enveloping surround-sound from any source – particularly with two-channel streaming content. And its EzSet/EQ™ III system automatically calibrates the AVR to your speakers and listening environment. The AVR 171S is light, too, thanks to HARMAN GreenEdge™ certification – delivering all the power you need with low environmental impact. For those who want it all, the AVR 171S can’t be matched.

Item# AVR 171S/230

General Specifications

Power Requirement 220V - 240V AC, 50Hz/60Hz
Dimensions (H x W x D – Metric/English) 133mm x 440mm x 300mm (4-3/4” x 17-5/16” x 11-13/16”)
Weight (Metric/English) 5.1 kg (11 lb)

Audio Specifications

Stereo Power 100 watts per channel, two channels driven @ 6/8 ohms, 20Hz – 20kHz,
Multichannel Power (one channel driven) 100 watts per channel, two channels driven @ 6/8 ohms, 20Hz – 20kHz,
High Instantaneous Current Capability 42 Amps
Signal-to-noise Ratio (IHF-A) 100 dB
Slew Rate 40V/sec
Input Sensitivity/Impedance 250mV/27k ohms
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Spec Sheet (English)

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  • 1 Harman Kardon AVR 171S A/V receiver
  • 1 programmable remote control
  • 1 EzSet/EQ III microphone with 22' (6.7m) cable
  • 1 AM loop antenna with 2' (0.6m) cable
  • 1 FM antenna with 6' (1.8m) cable
  • 2 AAA batteries
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