Adcom GFR-700HD 7.1 Channel High Definition AV Receiver with 1080p

Description

Both the GFR-700 and the GFR-700HD share the same Dolby and DTS audio processing technology, number of audio and video inputs and the legendary ADCOM power of 145W/Channel. If you are ready to make the jump to HDTV and have HDMI inputs on your display ADCOM's GFR-700HD allows your cable box, video games, DVD, satellite receiver and broadcast television programming to be scaled to match the display's native HD. With the wide range of audio and video formats, not to mention a vast number of HDTV display options, ADCOM has met the challenge posed by the wide range of content along with various connectivity and display resolution issues. The GFR-700HD allows you to bring in analog video sources and choose the output resolution for their display whether it is 480p, 576p, 720p, VGA, 1080i @ 50/60 Hz or 1080p @ 50/60 Hz. The GFR-700HD allows you to bring in analog video sources and choose the best output resolution for their display whether it is 480p, 576p, 720p, VGA, 1080i @ 50/60 Hz or 1080p @ 50/60 Hz. The GFR-700HD is a high definition version of ADCOM's current GFR-700 A/V Receiver. If you are ready to make the jump to HDTV and have HDMI inputs on your display ADCOM's GFR-700HD allows your cable box, video games, DVD, satellite receiver and broadcast television programming to be scaled to match the display's native HD resolution.

Key Features

• Both the GFR-700 and the GFR-700HD share the same Dolby and DTS audio processing technology, number of audio and video inputs and the legendary ADCOM power of 145W/Channel.
• The GFR-700HD allows you to bring in analog video sources and choose the output resolution for their display whether it is 480p, 576p, 720p, VGA, 1080i @ 50/60 Hz or 1080p @ 50/60 Hz.
• The GFR-700HD is a high definition version of ADCOM's current GFR-700 A/V Receiver.
• If you are ready to make the jump to HDTV and have HDMI inputs on your display ADCOM's GFR-700HD allows your cable box, video games, DVD, satellite receiver and broadcast television programming to be scaled to match the display's native HD.
• With the wide range of audio and video formats, not to mention a vast number of HDTV display options, ADCOM has met the challenge posed by the wide range of content along with various connectivity and display resolution issues.