Review on 🎵 Sony STR-DH590 5.2 Channel AV Receiver, Black by Micha ukasiewicz

Overall, it seems like a solid choice. Nevertheless, visually and aurally. All the benefits of the purchase are nullified by the inability to adjust the sound field, or the binding of the field to each input. I'll hold off making a decision until I hear from more users. features advantages: I upgraded from a yamaha-473 to this model so that I may use my home theater more often. I put together the SONY home theater system (which included a 4K SONY display and a PlayStation 4). Yamaha (AC90, infinite (active) subwoofer, front and rear). I appreciated BT since it allowed me to stream music from my laptop or mobile device. The maximum allowable dimension is the receiver's! Black aluminum makes up the front panel. Indeed, and I prefer the look of the receiver over that of yamaha's. Cons: I was unable to "repair" the audio channels on any of the HDMI inputs. If you turn your receiver off and on without first selecting a source, you'll always hear the Concert sound field. It is still necessary to choose a sound field each time an HDMI input is used. I also choose the PLII sound field when watching movies on my media player, pause the film, and then resume playing the film with the sound set to Concert. I read the "guide," and there are no suggestions or timelines for this particular scenario. After waiting a week for a response, you should execute automated sound settings (!) as suggested by SONY technical support. If you have one of these gadgets, can you tell me if you also experience the "dance with a tambourine" or if everything is fine?