Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great sound. Easy to connect. I like that it has a radio tuning and Bluetooth. The price was great as well. The only back drop is that is a two channel output, which was perfect for my setting.

Love this amp. Setup my old system with Sony Turntable and ADS L810 speakers. The sound is still amazing! Solid feel on all control knobs. Bluetooth works wonderfully. Clear sound at all ranges. An amazing amp for a bargain price.

Great powerful little Bluetooth receiver. Can't touch it for the quality and value. I have three of them!

The Sony STRDH190 is an excellent foundation to build a stereo system around. It was the least expensive receiver with a phono input that I could find, with plenty of amplifier power AND Bluetooth connectivity. The setup is straightforward and the remote control is a great real-world convenience. And most importantly, the sound is everything I could want!

I bought this receiver to replace a Sony receiver I had for over 40 years that quit working. It works very well with the CD and cassette players which are also over 40 years, plus a new Sony turntable I purchased to replace an older one that also quit working. The FM reception, the sound quality from the various audio components all are very good.

An affordable receiver for 2 speaker use. Easy to set up and connect to turntable, tape deck and speakers. Plenty of power for bookshelf size speakers

Purchased this receiver to replace an old surround sound receiver I no longer used for TV that was using just for music. I use both A and B speaker selection as I use it for indoor and outdoor music. FM stations come in crystal clear. Has plenty of power for both sets of speakers. Built in Blutooth works great with no issues. Remote is easy to use and laid out well. I tried to plug my turntable into the phono input and it sounded terrible. Found out it must have an amp built into it. Plugged it into the input 1 port and it sounded great. I love it my only complaint and it is VERY small is that you really have to turn the travel on the volume knob for it to change much. One complete rotation is like going up from volume level 5 to 8.

Solid basic stereo receiver. Easy to set up and configure. Easy to pair with phone and stream music via blutooth. Perfect fit as sound source in area of house distant from primary home A/V system.

Good quality sound! Was easy to set up. Was able to connect to 1940s speakers, which is why I purchased the device. Easy to use and even works with remote from upstairs.

I was looking for a nobusound when I was recommended this as an alternative, obviously much pricier. The Bluetooth functionality is excellent, especially since it is an older piece. It will display the name of the connected device without programming, and it turns on when connected for music, so you can start it from the device. There are many other features that didn't review well with others, and I may also run into those challenging, but for my purposes - connecting to a speaker via speaker wire then to Bluetooth this was a great choice with lots more potential uses. I love that nobusound mini, but this is a good receiver.

Powerful unit for the WPC. I love the fact that it has a phono input. I've been waiting for some time to listen to my LP's again. Couldn't beat the price either. Love it. Just don't lose the remote if you want to adjust the treble/bass.

This likely the best possible receiver you can buy for up to 3-4 times the price. It does everything perfectly, including bluetooth. It has a strong phono preamp. Specs are good. Performance is great. Clean, clear, and crisp without coloration. Everything is spot-on. I use calibrated DBX speakers and have more than 20 years experience in professional audio engineering and production. It's not McIntosh performance or really even close, but it's also not McIntosh price. It is really, really good for the money and all most of us could want for everyday home use.

Had 50 yo 20th century KLH system which has been on its last legs for 10 years!! The Sony Receiver has good FM reception and I was able to connect my old Dual turntable to the phono inputs with no need for a preamp. I like the 21st centry addition of Bluetooth which is easy to connect, and when your Bluetooth audio device is on it connects instantly and turns the stereo on automatically. It is only 2 channel so it is not for those who wish full specturm audio, but I can listen in the kitchen with my celling speakers and/or in the dinning room with my KLH speakers which still do work after 50 years.

I love it, Ggeat receiver with two channels. Also great price.

This receiver is everything I hoped it would be! Plenty of power, and the sound is great. The Bluetooth works great as well. I would recommend this receiver to anyone who wants an economical source for their music.

Plenty of power. Bluetooth picks up all around the floor it's on. It's a pity the unit doesn't also have bass and treble knobs. That's only on the remote. The biggest shame is that it doesn't have an AM radio which I would use for sports games. I'll have to buy an AM radio and send the output to the unit.

I had a Kenwood receiver from the 1970s and a pair of Rectilinear Mini 3 speakers that I lost in a house fire last year. This was the closest I could find in performance to that at a reasoable price. It accepts Bluetooth input and has a remote. I mated it to a pair of Sony bookshelf speakers. The speakers are a bit smaller but they sound great. I can hear the bass just fine and I didn't need to feel the base so no sub woofer. I just wanted an old school stereo. I ran my TV RCA output to the stereo so I can have enhanced sound when I want. If you want fancy surround then get a home theater receiver but I got this out of box for $120 and it had only been removed from the box and then put back in. Everything works and not a scratch was on it. The FM antenna is a bit funky but it works and I don't need space in the back for a bulky ferrite antenna. You can get more features with the China brands but this looks great with my TV and it looks, feels and performs quality. There is phono input and a couple of auxillary inputs. It runs two sets of speakers switchable A, B, or A and B. It has a line out so you could run a powered sub woofer I guess but not sure how the L R channels would merge to do that. I would have liked a mid range tone control but the bass and treble adjusted for my ears.

I nice stereo receiver for the money. I have four Klipsch speakers and it drives them fairly well. Overall a good bang for your buck. I definitely would purchase another one.

Great sound, sturdy construction, Easy to set up, and top notch sound quality. I'm surprised at how strong FM radio signals tune in. Bluetooth feature is wonderful and you can even change songs on your device with remote control. Sony Rocks!!!

This Sony receiver is a great value for the money. Very easy to use and has enough features to be fairly flexible. Can hook up 2 sets of speakers at once and has bluetooth. If you are looking for a solid receiver for a decent price, that is very functional and don't need a lit of bells and whistles, this is a good choice.