Integra DTR 20.3. USED. Any thoughts???

[CoryS06]

Ok I have the opportunity to purchase a used Integra DTR 20.3 A/V Receiver for under $100. It's being sold as a consignment piece by a very reputable audio dealer.

He guarantees me that it works fine but that it does not handle 4K very well.

I want to get this because I feel it's a very good deal and too hard to pass up. This would be the 1st receiver I own as well. Not having 4K players in my system at the moment has made me feel the lack of is 4K support to not matter much. I feel like this would be a great starter for me to have that I can build off of for the future.

Do any of you have any experience with this particular model or brand? Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

 

[prisoners]

Integra has had many reliability problems regarding their HDMI processing boards. I owned two products and both experienced the same failure. My local dealer had so many problems he stopped carrying them. I’d pass.

 

[Mrv8q]

You can buy a new refurbished one for not much more... NFI

https://www.accessories4less.com/ma...-ch-x-80-watts-networking-a/v-receiver/1.html

 

[CoryS06]

I purchased this but ended up taking it back. Going to save up for something much better. Thanks for the advice and help everyone

 

[gongli]

Arcam 300 is available for not much more on ebay these days, and they used to cost many times over when new, and sound considerably better than Integra.

 

[hnash53]

You can buy a new refurbished one for not much more... NFI

https://www.accessories4less.com/ma...-ch-x-80-watts-networking-a/v-receiver/1.html

That's what I did. I bought the intergra dtr 20.4 recently from Accessories4less just a few weeks ago... maybe $150. I set mine up as a 5.2 system. Seems to be working/sounding good.