Receivers with DVI or HDMI Inputs/Outputs

ChadFetter · 07-21-2004, 11:34 AM

Does anyone have a list of receivers that have DVI or HDMI inputs and outputs on the back of them? I currently have a Denon 3803, and love it, but now it is time to upgrade my TV, and want to be able to pass the DVI, and HDMI connections through the receiver.

I would especially be interested in a Denon that does this but would be open to switching if that is my only option.

Rob Kramer · 07-21-2004, 02:24 PM

The new Onkyo flagship (around $4000) does it (as does the Integra Version). For under $500 you can get the (soon to be released) digital Panasonic XR70 (or something like that).

Chris A H · 07-21-2004, 04:41 PM

Outlaw Audio has recently announced such a receiver:

Quote:

Finally, the Newsletter’s hint that our big announcement is related to the DVI
cables was the first preview of our Model 1070 Receiver. Scheduled to ship
before the end of the year, it will offer all the latest surround modes
(including Dolby ProLogic IIx, Dolby Virtual Surround and Dolby Headphone).

Among it’s many features will be:
· High quality video cross-conversion so that only one component video
connection is needed between the Model 1070 and your video display
· RS-232 connectivity for bi-directional control of the receiver by a
computer or keypad system as well as full upgrade capability for both the
software library and the unit’s operating system
· A total of eight digital inputs (four coax/four optical)
· Three assignable, high-bandwidth component video inputs
· A 7 x 65 watt amplifier with the power and performance made famous by
our first receiver, the legendary Model 1050
· AND FINALLY, in keeping with the Model 1050’s tradition of firsts, the
Model 1070 will include a two input DVI switcher for your HDTV and
high-resolution video input sources: The first affordable receiver with such
circuitry

As announced at the show the price of the receiver is expected to be “under
$1000”. Of course, the exact price and how much “under $1,000” will be
determined as we get a bit closer to production at the end of the year.

Steven_Jobe · 07-21-2004, 08:21 PM

Quote:

but in your price range

Is it me or did he not specify a price range?

Rob Kramer · 07-22-2004, 08:29 AM

Quote:

Is it me or did he not specify a price range?

No, he did not. I thought he was looking at the 3803, a $500 receiver. I read that wrong - he HAD the 3803.

I corrected my post.
Thanks

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