
Experience the bigger, clearer picture when you upgrade your home theater setup with the STR-DH590. The 5.2ch AV receiver brings movies to life with 4K HDR pass-through, Dolby Vision and flexible surround sound. Bring all your devices together with BLUETOOTH connectivity and multiple inputs.
Q: How many HDMI inputs does the Sony STRDH590 receiver have?
A: The Sony STRDH590 receiver has 4 HDMI inputs.
Q: How many channels does this Sony receiver have?
A: This Sony receiver has 5.2 channels.
Q: Does this receiver have Bluetooth capability?
A: Yes, the Sony STRDH590 has built-in Bluetooth for wireless streaming.
Q: What type of surround sound decoders does this receiver support?
A: This receiver supports Dolby Pro Logic II, Dolby Digital, Dolby Vision, Dolby Dual Mono, DTS 96/24, DTS decoder, Dolby TrueHD and dts HD Enhanced Audio Codecs.
Q: What is the total harmonic distortion for this receiver?
A: The Sony STRDH590 has a total harmonic distortion of 0.9%.
A: It comes with a remote
Q: Can I connect a passive subwoofer to this receiver?
A: No, this receiver can not connected to a passive subwoofer.
A: By all means, use banana plugs if you can, though the standard 5-way connections allow for bare wire or banana plugs on the front 2 speakers. The surround speakers must use bare wire. The 2 sub-woofer inputs use standard RCA subwoofer cable connections. Your subwoofers must have those types of connections too, or somehow you'll need to convert the subwoofer bare wire connections on the cable to RCA on the receiver end.

Experience the bigger, clearer picture when you upgrade your home theater setup with the STR-DH590. The 5.2ch AV receiver brings movies to life with 4K HDR pass-through, Dolby Vision and flexible surround sound. Bring all your devices together with BLUETOOTH connectivity and multiple inputs.

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Bring together your analog and digital music collection with this 2-channel Sony receiver. Its phono input lets you hook up a record player directly, and its Bluetooth capability allows convenient wireless streaming from compatible devices. This Sony receiver has a built-in power amplifier for clear, distortion-free sound, and the rigid chassis minimizes vibration.

Give your home entertainment system a cinematic upgrade with the STR-DH790 7.2ch AV receiver. Experience the same all-encompassing surround sound you get in movie theaters at home with Dolby Atmos and DTS:X support. eARC1, 2 lets you enjoy these latest audio formats with one-cable HDMI connection from your compatible TV. Plus, superior picture quality to match with 4K HDR pass-through.
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Customers regard the STRDH590 as a receiver with great sound quality and ease of use. Many appreciate its Bluetooth connectivity, reasonable price, and ample power, while also finding the setup process straightforward and enjoying its 4K capabilities and array of features. However, some customers have noted concerns regarding bass adjustments, overheating, size, and menu clarity.
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My Denon AVR-X2100W was having issues working with my modern TV, so I moved it to a strictly audio setup. I bought this one and hooked up some Klipsch bookshelf speakers and my Sony Bravia tv via eArc hdmi. Everything was plug and play and the setup was a BREEZE. Especially compared to something like the Denon. Yes, it is very limited in features, but for ease-of-use and using bookshelf speakers for a tv you don’t need anything more than this. Very handy having auto turn on/off and an eArc connection so I only use my TV remote to operate it. The receiver remote just sits in a cabinet untouched. Great little simple receiver. My Denon receiver would overheat being inside a cabinet, but this one runs nice and cool with zero issues being in an essentially wooden box with no airflow.
Posted by MichaelP
Having moved my Sony STR-DH190 stereo receiver and Sony Core speakers to my bedroom, I needed a new receiver and speakers for my home office (man cave by night). For a mid-range receiver, the STR-DH590 is quite nice. I'll point out a few things I like about this receiver. Like the Sony STR-DH190, it has built-in Bluetooth. As such I can easily pair it with my iPhone and stream music. It also has plenty of audio inputs. I connected my three computers to it via RCA cables. It’s easy to switch between them using the handy Sony remote. The DH590 also has an optical audio TV input to which I connected my Sony Full Array LED 4K TV for amazing theater sound. I paired my Sony receiver to a pair of Polk Monitor XT-20 bookshelf speakers for a straight 2-channel setup. For a budget bookshelf speaker, the XT-20 rocks! Having 6.5” woofers, the Polk XT-20 pumps out impressively clean bass you can feel. The XT-20 is Hi-Res Audio certified. Detail and imaging from this model of speaker are truly remarkable. On my Sony DH590 receiver, Music “Enhancer” sound mode equalization help balance the sound, boosting the mid-range and treble. Overall, I’m loving my Sony STR-DH590 receiver!
Posted by Fred
Knocking off 1 star for not having a phono input, but my turntable has a switch for line-level output, so it wasn't really an issue. All the other features are great. It includes a calibration mic for proper surround sound setup. Built-in Bluetooth for streaming music from phones or tablets. I highly recommend using HDMI ARC (Audio Return Channel) on your TV. This allows the TV to turn the receiver on and off and control the volume using the TV's remote. i had to change HDMI ports on my TV, as only HDMI 3 supported the ARC function. Also had to change some settings on the TV and the receiver. The receiver also included a simple FM antenna which worked fine, so don't let the sales folk talk you into buying an FM antenna (it requires a special connector, anyway). This replaced a Sony receiver I bought when I was in High School (audio-only). That was in the late 70s, LOL. My TV is only 4k, so I saw no reason to spring for an 8K receiver. 5.2 surround is also fine. I mean, geeze, how many speakers do you need? I already had a pair of old school Technics speakers for front L & R, so I only had to buy center channel, sub and rear L & R speakers. Sounds great!
Posted by JosephE