Mitsubishi MVR-800 Receivers

this is an update to my 2012 review on the mv-r 800 a/v receiver. I had made a comment that mits would more than likely pull there products out of the USA some time soon . at a press conference in dec 2012 MEDA (Mitsubishi electronics) stated that they...

i sold mitsubishi products for over 20 years(ever hear of a 35 in tube by mits)or there hsu52 vcr,i laugh at all the 'audiophiles' that say the mvr line of receivers and a/v rec receivers are low end,don't have any features,no power.mitsubishi did not...

Over all I thought this was a good receiver. It had enough options that I need, it sounded very clear, and was built like a tank. Today when I turned it on, it only functioned in two surround modes, 3 channel prologic, and stereo. I tryed everything to...

A great a/v receiver yes its a a/v receiver dont ask me why these shmucks put it under receiver i just thought id point that out. Anyway this thing is built like a tank weighs 40 pounds giant heat sinks its just a massive receiver it has 5 seperate...

I dont understand how the other people could say that this receiver is just "fair". This thing has enough features to please my every need in a A/V receiver. With inputs for two tape decks, a cd player, aux, two VCRs, DVD, TV and a camcorder, I dont...