Harman Kardon HK 3490 High Performance, 120W X 2 Stereo Receiver with XM Radio-ready Tuner and Dolby Virtual Speaker Review
I bought one of these cheap and I've used this thing at different places around the house, and brought it to friends' for parties. I have used it to drive some Sony SSF-7000s alone in the garage. I think they sounded better then with my pioneer 1018, in nearly the same config. Then I powered some Polk RTi-A1s, then some Monitor 70s, both helped by a PSW505. All sounded amazing. I haven't got to use the digital inputs much, but I chose it over the 3390 in case I wanted to in the future. I'm anti-iPod, so I never tried a Bridge II, but my Creative Zen X-Fi sounds awesome through the front stereo input. From what I hear, the Bridge III will not hook up to it, so do your homework before assuming it's compatible.
Pros: Great amp, A and B connections, digital inputs. Great looks, though the lighted volume knob is a bit cheesy looking up real close, it looks cool when you power it on. 2 pre-amp outs for subwoofers. It seems to run pretty cool.
Cons: The only real adjustments are bass and treble and balance knobs on the front, so don't expect to play around with a million little settings. Its a stereo receiver! No variable built in crossover for a powered subwoofer without active crossovers-that was my only real complaint.
Harman Kardon HK 3490 High Performance, 120W X 2 Stereo Receiver with XM Radio-ready Tuner and Dolby Virtual Speaker Feature
- Affordable stereo receiver with Remote A/B switching
- Compatible with the Bridge II docking station for iPod playback, control, and charging
- Dolby Headphone and Dolby Virtual Speaker surround modes
- Dual subwoofer output, with trigger for direct connection to powered subwoofers
- XM Tuner Ready
Harman Kardon HK 3490 High Performance, 120W X 2 Stereo Receiver with XM Radio-ready Tuner and Dolby Virtual Speaker Overview
The HK 3490 is a high current stereo receiver that will give you the best possible audio performance. You can use the optional "Bridge II" to control and navigate your Ipod™. The power rating is 120 watts times two at 8 ohms and 150 watts times 2 at 4 ohms. It has 45 amps of current. It is also XM Ready. It has speaker A/B switching.
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