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DMR61 HDMI DVD Receiver
Spearheading the move towards true convergence products, Jamo has developed the DMR 61, a Digital Media Receiver. In the DMR 61 you’ll find incorporated a 4in1 flash card reader as well as a USB connection.ease of use and simplicity are built into this product. Just put in a compatible flash card or memory stick and listen to music, enjoy pictures from a digital camera or watch a DivX movie. The DVD drive reads virtually any optical disc format on the market.Look down the DMR 61’s massive feature list and you’ll find an ergonomic remote, HDMI (High Definition Multimedia Interface) for a simple highquality connection to flat screen TV’s, an excellent Digital Amplifier (which keeps all signal processing in the digital domain, maintaining the absolute highest level of fidelity) and a Radio Tuner with 40 AM/FM presets and RDS support (where available).The DMR 61 is equipped with a subwoofer output that allows enhanced bass reproduction from an active subwoofer. Two analogue inputs and two digital ones add further flexibility. Connecting a satellite receiver, set top box; VCR, game console or MP3 player to the DMR 61 gives fabulous sound quality. Combine it with speakers ranging from A 70 to A 10 series and you’ll experience a remarkably synergistic match when it comes to sound quality.
<b>Looks and sounds great</b>
The slim design and black finish of the DMR 61 makes it an unobtrusive head unit, that doesn’t steal the attention … until it starts playing. Behind the cool elegance you find a warm sound and a surprisingly high performance.
<b>Plug n’ play</b>
Memory sticks and flash cards can be connected directly into a reader at the front of DMR 61, allowing you to instantly listen to your favourite music or watch your latest digital pictures or hottest DivX movie. You can also connect an iPod or MP3 player easily through the mini jack input on the side.
<b>Close at hand</b>
The DMR 61 remote directly reflects the importance Jamo places on products being easy and logical to operate in daily use. All buttons for everyday use are logically placed and are easy to find – even when sitting in a dark home cinema.
