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The concept is Home Theater in a Box or HTiB is very popular but often difficult to achieve. Yamaha has managed to create a system that's both affordable, easy, and satisfying. Yamaha's patented Advanced Active Servo Technology (Advanced YST) generates incredible bass from small speaker enclosures. The system delivers a total of 900 Watts to 5.1 channels for dynamic home-theater performance. It includes a digitally-tuned AM/FM receiver and an (up to) 5 Disc multi-format DVD - CD player - changer. There are 5 YST surround speakers and 1 YST subwoofer. On-screen Display PlayXchange for Uninterupted Playback SACD, DVD Audio/Video, CD-DA, SVCD, Audio CD, CD with MP3 - JPEG, - WMA ; DiVX Playback DVD+RW/+R, DVD-R/-RW, CD-R/RW Disc Compatibility Video Picture Mode JPEG/MP3 Simultaneous Playback for Slide Show Dolby Digital, DTS and Dolby Pro Logic II 8 Surround Modes (4 Movie and 4 Music Programs) 30 Preset AM/FM Tuner Radio 2 Audio Inputs and 1 Output 1 Digital Input - Coaxial Silent Cinema

DVR-C300 DVD-INTEGRATED RECEIVER
Amplification:
900 Watts Total Power
150 Watts x 6 (6 ohms, 1kHz)
Sound Processing:
Dolby Digital, DTS and Dolby Pro Logic II (Music/Movie)
192 kHz/24-bit Audio D/A Conversion for High Sound Quality
8 Surround Modes
30 Preset AM/FM Tuner
Video Connections:
Composite Video Output
S-Video Output
Component Video Output
Audio Connections:
2 Audio Inputs and 1 Output
1 Digital Input - Coaxial
NX-P300 SURROUND SOUND SPEAKER SYSTEM
Complete 6- Speaker Surround Package
2-Way Bass Reflex Speakers with 2-1/2"" Drivers
Dual Driver Center Channel
Magnetically Shielded for Placement Near a TV
High Power 8"" Subwoofer
DVD/CD PLAYER
5-Disc Changer
On-Screen Display
PlayXchange for Uninterrupted Playback
Progressive Scan Video Output
SA-CD, DVD-Audio Playback Compatibility
DVD-Video, DivX, WMA, JPEG (with MP3), DVD-R/RW, DVD+R/RW, CD-DA, CD-R/RW, MP3, VCD, S-VCD Compatibility

Yamaha began over one hundred years ago when a young entrepreneur named Torakusu Yamaha set out to craft a high-quality reed organ. Before long, the company he founded had not only gone on to manufacture Japan's first piano, it had also gained recognition abroad: In 1904, a Yamaha piano and organ were awarded an Honorary Grand Prize at the St. Louis World's Fair.