http://www.viewpoints.com/Sony-STR-DE935-Receiver-reviews Fri, 29 Feb 2008 13:57:52 GMT Latest reviews about Sony - STR-DE935 Receiver http://www.viewpoints.com/Sony-STR-DE935-Receiver-review-a9a84 sony is infamous for making recievers that get so hot they turn themselves off. if you want to play your music loud or with several speakers being driven at once go with another brand. yamaha is great. being that my father owns a sony store i get lots of sony stuff so trust me unless you want to invest in a blower system to keep your sony cool dont play it loud... Fri, 29 Feb 2008 13:57:52 GMT http://www.viewpoints.com/Sony-STR-DE935-Receiver-review-a9a84 ordinaryaverageguy 2 http://www.viewpoints.com/Sony-STR-DE935-Receiver-review-b5e7 <p><strong><em>Bottom-Line:</em></strong> The <strong>Sony STR-DE935</strong> works and works well.  This is an A/V receiver well worth the investment.    </p><p>Oh the joys of satellite television (except when a thunder storm creeps in the area) mated with a solid A/V (Audio/Visual) stereo receiver.  When I got divorced, the wife got my NAD setup as part of the settlement; I grieved but not for long.  Not long after I remarried I started laying out the components for my new A/V system.  This time around I would forgo the separate pre-amplifier, amplifier, and tuner, and just purchase a good A/V receiver capable of delivering at least 100 Watts per channel into 8 ohms of resistance.  </p><p>The receiver also had to have the ability to output in 5.1 surround sound through at least two sets of speakers simultaneously.  And although I did not plan to purchase another turntable right away, I needed the ability to add one to the receiver in the future.  After much research, I settled on the <strong>Sony STR-DE935</strong> A/V receiver as the heart of my A/V...</p>... Sat, 11 Aug 2007 00:36:52 GMT http://www.viewpoints.com/Sony-STR-DE935-Receiver-review-b5e7 TheBard 5