Are there any AV receivers that can pass through in standby?

Onkyo 606 does it with some option changes. Not sure if 100% success? I can state that Sony AV receivers do not have this ability. Newer HDMI 1.4 models now incorporate HDMI passthrough in standby abilities. The new Yamaha 565 and 765 does. 1. HDMI Control OFF 2. HDMI Control ON with power still supplied to memory and HDMI switching

How old is the AIWA av-d57 stereo receiver?

I have a AIWA AV-D57 stereo receiver that is around 6 yrs old. For the last 3 years it has been plugged in but hasnt been turned on hardly at all. … read more My AIWA all-in-one (5 CD changer, phongraph, 2 tape player and radio) gave out – think it might have been a power surge.

Can a HDMI pass through be left in standby?

No, power has to be going to the amp in order to power the HDMI interface so you cannot turn the amp completely off and it has to be left in standby. if this is the case, then surely they arent strictly in standby. just a low power state and would use more power that a non pass thru amp in standby??

Are there any AV receivers that can pass through HDMI?

I can state that Sony AV receivers do not have this ability. Newer HDMI 1.4 models now incorporate HDMI passthrough in standby abilities. The new Yamaha 565 and 765 does.

Can a HDMI pass through be used in standby mode?

Newer HDMI 1.4 models now incorporate HDMI passthrough in standby abilities. The new Yamaha 565 and 765 does. 1. HDMI Control OFF 2. HDMI Control ON with power still supplied to memory and HDMI switching Setting HDMI Control to ON enables the 1909 to do an HDMI pass-through of audio and video signals when it is in Standby mode.

I can state that Sony AV receivers do not have this ability. Newer HDMI 1.4 models now incorporate HDMI passthrough in standby abilities. The new Yamaha 565 and 765 does.

What happens when the TV receiver is off?

This way when the receiver is off, the cable box is connected straight to the TV and will continue to work as it is but if you turn the receiver on, the TV sound will go through the receiver; however, you would have to mute the TV so that the speakers of the TV are not on.