Sharp SD-AT1000 600 Watt Home Theater Audio System
- Unified, 6-speaker system for seamless, full-bodied sound, all the way around; color-coded speaker terminals simplify setup
- Digital amplifier with ultra-high-speed 2.8 MHz (64 fs) sampling brings audiophile accuracy to the home-theater experience
- 40 watts per channel x 6 (from 20 to 20,000 Hz, with 2 percent THD)
- Dolby Digital, DTS, and Dolby Pro Logic II multichannel sound processing for immersive surround sound
- Surround receiver: 17 x 3 x 12 inches; satellites: 4 x 8 x 5 inches; subwoofer: 7 x 14 x 15 inches (all W x H x D)
Stylish and practical, Sharp SD-AT1000 home theater in-a-box system delivers tremendous power via its digital 1 bit amplification technology. Make some popcorn, sit back in your favorite chair and experience Sharp’s incredible 1 bit home theater system. The SD-AT1000 home-theater audio system presents an affordable version of a sophisticated digital amplifier from Sharp, which helped pioneer digital-audio amplifiers. The system includes a six-channel surround receiver, five satellite speakers, and a passive subwoofer, all of which are designed to be hooked up with a DVD player, satellite receiver, VCR, or other video sources so you can enjoy exciting music and sound alongside your video programs. The SD-AT1000’s amplifier uses a single-bit digital-to-analog converter that switches at an ultrahigh 2.8 MHz, more than 60 times faster than the clock used for CD audio, to deliver 40 watts per channel (x 6) of dynamic, ultraclear power across the entire range of audible frequencies (20 to 2… More >>
Sharp SD-AT1000 600 Watt Home Theater Audio System
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3 comments
Predi on November 6, 2009 at 4:29 pm
I simply do not believe to my ears! This sound quality should be on triple price. Or more.
This Sharp system is crazily out of category. All the others I tried before on this price level are far far not up to this experiment.
May be I look too enthusiastic. But that’s the reason of writing here. (Normally I don’t.)
I bought it in Europe. Don’t ask me the price, but I let you know that the European price level for these things are MUCH higher than the USA one. But it doesn’t matter from the aspect of price ratios.
I love this world: With the technological advance things get parallel better and cheaper.
Anonymous on November 6, 2009 at 5:11 pm
the sharp sd-at1000 is by far one of the best home theater out there for its price(i got mine for 199). it has 600 watts or total power and can decode everything, dts, dolby digital, pro logic and pro logic 2. its also utilizes sharp’s 1 bit technology which converts analog signals into digital, while its ultra-high speed sampling rate captures detailed, high frequency sounds that could never before be experienced. it also has 2 digital and 3 line inputs and a nice design. this system also doubbles as a am/fm radio with magnetically shielded front speakers. my only complaint is it does not have a dvd play but for the price i really wasn’t expecting one. later models such as the sd-at 3000 and 4000 dv do contain dvd players but for a much higher price. i’d recommend this system to anyone, just buy a good dvd player and you’re good to go.
Anonymous on November 6, 2009 at 7:20 pm
I recently got this Sharp home theatre system. To be honest, for the price, I wasn’t expecting much. But I was really impressed with the sound. You look at it and think it’s going to sound cheap, but it sounds really great. It’s 600 watts, so that helps and the sound separtation is real clean. I wish it had a powered subwoofer and center channel, but then again, I’d being spending about $400 more for it. I thought it was great. I’d recommend it to anyone.