These Features Sound Great
The Yamaha HTR5850 is a full-featured digital home theater receiver ready for all formats. It sports a couple of features that not only improve the sound quality of your system, they also make your life a little easier. Component Video Up Conversion takes composite signals and converts them into a component signal. This not only ensures the highest quality video from any source, it means you only need one connection to your HDTV monitor. No more switching inputs according to your source, it can all go through the component video connection.
Other Features
Some other major features on the Yamaha HTR5850 include 6.1-channel discrete amplification (105W x 6 RMS), Yamaha's Digital ToP-ART (Total Purity Audio Reproduction Technology) design concept, 14 surround programs, SILENT CINEMA, and a preset remote control. It delivers high power to seven channels and features Yamaha's unique CINEMA DSP. The HTR5850's vitally important digital-to-analog converters use an extremely high performance 192kHz/24-bit operation type. They perform accurate sound field reproduction for high quality multichannel sources, and for two-channel stereo, provide outstanding separation and precise musical delineation. On top of all this the HTR5850 has excellent high quality 2-channel and multi-channel surround reproduction and reproduces surround for 5.1 channels and 2.1 (virtual surround).
Delivering Superior Sound
The HTR5850 features Yamaha's exclusive Quad-Field Cinema DSP imaging for video sound and Digital Sound Field Processing for music that delivers the most realistic and dramatic sound possible. The HTR5850 features 14 different sound programs that provide multiple variations, so every movie and every piece of music will sound right in your home theater. Discrete power transistors rather than chips are used in the amplifier section to provide the cleanest sound possible. The amp delivers 105 watts each to seven channels.
Inputs and Outputs
The HTR5850 can accommodate digital sources such as DVD, CD, MC/CDR, and D-TV/CBL. Three optical digital outputs assure the finest possible signal leaving the receiver for your other components. The receiver incorporates component video inputs, providing outstanding video connections. The HTR5850 also includes a set of front panel A/V inputs for simple temporary connection.
DSP Me ASAP
The HTR5850 uses DSP technology to bring the most out of your music and movies. All-Channel Stereo DSP is great for casual listening parties. Yamaha's DSP puts music through all speakers in the system and maintains stereo imaging. Building on technology incorporated into its world-famous "silent" musical instruments, Yamaha has added HRTF and "Virtual" technology to create a realistic surround movie effect using standard, two-channel headphones.
Comparison Specifications
- 192 kHz/24-Bit DACs for All Channels
- 6.1-Channel 630W Powerful Surround Sound (105W x 6RMS)
- HDTV Compatible Component Video Out
- Dolby Digital EX, DTS-ES, Dolby Pro LogicIIx and DTS 96/24 Compatibility
- 4 Digital (3 Optical and 1 Coaxial) Inputs
- 40-Station Preset Tuning
- Quad-Field Cinema DSP; Virtual CINEMA DSP
- 14 Surround Programs
- Night Listening Enhancer (Cinema/Music) and SILENT CINEMA
- Luminescent Preset Remote Control
Additional Specifications
- Audio Delay for Adjusting Lip-Sync (0-160 ms)
- Component Video Up Conversion
- High Dynamic Power, Low Impedance Drive Capability
- Speaker A, B or A+B Selection (Front L/R)
- Wide-Range Video Bandwidth (60MHz -3dB)
- Analog Mixdown
- Selectable 9-Band Subwoofer Crossover / Subwoofer Phase Select
- Program Name and Sound Field Indications
- Front Panel Video Aux Terminals
Manufacturer Specifications
- HDTV Compatible Component Video Out
- XM Satellite Radio Ready
- Component Video Up Conversion (Full)
- 2-Channel Stereo Mode
- Subwoofer Phase Select
- Straight/Effect Switch
- Sleep Timer
- 40-Station Preset Tuning; Auto Preset Tuning
Dimensional Specifications
- Weight: 24.2 lbs.
- Dimensions: 17.13" W x 6.75" H x 16.56" D
Yamaha HTR-5850 SL Warranty Details
2 Year Parts and Labor