
Sony STR-DN1040 7.2-Channel Network A/V Receiver WiFi Bluetooth
A 7.2-channel network receiver with built-in Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, AirPlay, and eight 4K-capable HDMI inputs for a fully connected home theater.
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Overview
Key Features
Delivering 7.2 channels of powerful sound (165W x 7 @ 8ohms 1kHz 0.9% THD with 1 ch. driven), the STR-DN1040 sports a truly modern user interface with crisp, high-definition graphics and sound quality
Includes built-in Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and AirPlay support to wirelessly stream audio from smartphones and tablets
Built-in Wi-fi enables integrated networking features without a wired Ethernet connection, including DLNA, firmware updates, and streaming services such as Pandora, Slacker, Sony Music Unlimited, and Internet radio
8 HDMI inputs (up to 4K capable) on the back panel and a front-panel input that's MHL compatible; 2 component inputs (1080/60i capable) provide added HD-capable connectivity and versatility
On-screen wizard for easy step-by-step set-up guide; Control the A/V receiver with a redesigned intuitive on-screen display user-interface - change inputs, adjust settings and confirm volume levels on-screen
Specifications
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Built-in Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and AirPlay eliminate the need for separate streaming adapters
- Eight rear 4K-capable HDMI inputs accommodate a large home theater setup without a switcher
- 7.2-channel output with 165W per channel delivers powerful, room-filling surround sound
- On-screen setup wizard with HD graphics simplifies initial configuration
- Supports major lossless audio codecs including Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master Audio
👎 Cons
- 165W per channel rating is measured with only one channel driven, so real-world all-channel output is lower
- No Dolby Atmos or DTS:X support, as this receiver predates object-based surround formats
- Built-in streaming services like Pandora and Slacker may have limited or discontinued app support
- Unit is large and heavy, requiring a well-ventilated AV cabinet with adequate shelf depth
- HDMI inputs support 4K passthrough but lack HDCP 2.2, limiting compatibility with some newer 4K sources