Yamaha 5.1 channel receiver black Receivers

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Equipped with the optional YBA-10 Bluetooth dock the Yamaha RXV365BL Home Theater Receiver lets you enjoy music on Bluetooth enabled mobile phones and portable devices. With 100 watts surround sound per channel the Yamaha RXV365BL 5.1-channel Digital Receiver gives you complete home theater experience. It features surround sound decoders including Dolby Digital Dolby TrueHD Dolby Digital EX and more to further enhance audio quality. You can connect your iPod to the receiver with the Yamaha YDS-11 universal iPod dock. Integrated with 4 SCENE modes the Yamaha RXV365BL 5.1-channel Digital Receiver enables you to view DVD or TV listen to disc or radio with just a touch of a button.

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The Yamaha RXV465 Home Theater Receiver is a 5.1-channel AV receiver that features 4 HDMI inputs with 1080p resolution for expanded functionality. With 525W RMS power the Yamaha RXV465 offers improved sound quality from each of its amplifier section. It features surround sound decoders including Dolby Digital Dolby TrueHD Dolby Digital EX and more. You can connect your iPod to the receiver with the Yamaha YDS-10SL universal iPod dock. It features Yamaha YBA-10 Bluetooth audio receiver for wireless connectivity. Equipped with 4 SCENE modes the Yamaha RXV465BL Digital Receiver enables you to view DVD or TV listen to disc or radio with just a touch of a button.

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Yamahas NeoHD YMC-500 media controller/receiver brings your home theater a new level of control with its combination of versatile A/V connectivity, a simple remote control, and an interactive, on-screen graphical user interface. Further, while Dolby...

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Combining versatile A/V connectivity with an interactive, on-screen graphical user interface, the Yamaha NeoHD YMC-700 media controller/receiver brings your home theater a new level of control. Further, while DNLA compliance, an ethernet port, and...

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The Yamaha HTR-6230BL Home Theater Receiver a high-value home theater receiver includes Dolby Pro Logic II Dolby Digital and DTS Digital Surround decoding formats. Featuring two HDMI inputs three component video inputs and opticalcoaxial digital audio inputs with up to 1080p resolution the Yamaha HTR-6230BL Receiver lets you connect all your high-end entertainment devices. Equipped with optional docking stations this Yamaha receiver enables you to connect your iPod and Bluetooth (A2DP) audio devices. With the cinema DSP processing feature the Yamaha HTR-6230BL Receiver offers you digital surround sound without using surround speakers. The Yamaha HTR-6230BL 5-Channel AV Receiver measures 17.1 x 5.9 x 12.5 inches (W x H x D) and weighs 17.6 lbs.

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The RX-V363BL 5.1-Channel Digital Home Theater Receiver offers an impressive array of features and technologies to enhance the audio/video experience, including HDMI switching with 1080p video pass-through, iPod and Bluetooth audio compatibility, CINEMA DSP, Compressed Music Enhancer, and four SCENE buttons. Four SCENE buttons make operating the receiver easier than ever. Two volume-setting functions are included on this receiver for additional convenience. Initial Volume Setting allows you to set the volume level that will be heard each time the power is turned on. Maximum Volume Setting prevents unexpected loud sounds. A mini jack on the front panel makes it convenient to connect portable audio players. You have a choice of eight unique CINEMA DSP surround programs to bring out the full audio potential of your entertainment sources. The RX-V363BL receiver is capable of delivering large amounts of reserve power for accurate reproduction of high-energy peaks that are especially prevalent in digital audio sources. Initial Volume Setting and Maximum Volume Setting 5-channel 500 Watts (total) power for encompassing, clear surround sound (100W x 5) High dynamic power, low-impedance drive capability 192kHz/24-bit DACs used in all channels 1080p-compatible HDMI switching (2 inputs, 1 output) including 1080p/24Hz repeat Cinema DSP with 8 DSP programs Compressed Music Enhancer to improve compressed music sources Night Listening Enhancer (Cinema/Music) and SILENT CINEMA Audio Delay for adjusting lip-sync AM/FM with 40-station preset tuning / Auto preset tuning Dimensions - Width 17-1/9 x Height 5-5/16 x Depth 12-1/2 (435x151x318mm) Weight - 17.6 pounds (8 kg)

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Yamaha's HTR-6040 5.1 Channel Digital Home Theater Receiver is the heart of your new Home-Theater system. Take your audio and video performance to a higher level new all the latest new features. The new SCENE buttons let you access every piece of your home theater system with a button. Get more powerful audio from music and movies with Dolby Pro Logic II & DTS Digital Surround. It's also XM Ready - get 150 channels of satellite radio (subscription and antenna required) through your 5.1 system. An optional dock lets you play your iPod through this receiver. A front mini jack lets you play MP3 players or other portable audio devices through this sound system. CINEMA DSP Digital lets you feel every sound effect; SILENT CINEMA and Virtual CINEMA DSP lets you hear large-scale surround sound through ordinary headphones. Richer, more detailed audio is finally here. It's a perfect partner for your new widescreen HDTV to deliver theater sound to your home. Dolby Digital, DTS and Dolby Pro Logic II decoding Audio Delay for adjusting lip-sync Compressed Music Enhancer Neural Surround XM ready; XM HD Surround compatible 192 kHz/24-bit D/A conversion Virtual CINEMA DSP Analog mixdown Sleep timer 40 station auto preset tuning 8 Surround Sound programs Speaker A, B or A+B selection Selectable subwoofer crossover 6-Channel decoder Includes Learning Remote Color - Black Dimensions(WxHxD) - 17-1/8 x 5-15/16 x 12-1/2 Weight - 17.6 lbs.

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The Yamaha HTR-6240BL Home Theater Receiver is a 5-channel receiver that lets you get the most out of your home theater system. It comes with 1080p-compatible four HDMI inputs and one output to connect all your high-end entertainment devices. The receiver integrates Yamaha Parametric Room Acoustic Optimizer (YPAO) system that features a small microphone and sophisticated equalization which set the sound automatically based on the acoustics of the room and placement of the speakers. Integrated with the Compressed Music Enhancer the Yamaha HTR-6240BL AV Receiver provides a smooth and rich music that lets you enjoy your favorite tracks at the best.

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The HTR-5280 is a full-featured 5-channel receiver providing finest performance and processing available for music and video sound. It has a phantom Rear Center to deliver the newest 6-channel formats Dolby Digital Matrix 6.1 and DTS ES. Features...

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Yamaha RX-V465BL 5.1-Channel Digital Home Theater Receiver features 525W surround sound, Burr-Brown 192 kHz/24-bit DACs, 1080p-compatible HDMI, CINEMA DSP, New SCENE buttons, Compressed Music Enhancer, iPod/Bluetooth Compatibility, YPAO, Preset remote

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Yamaha's HTR-6040 5.1 Channel Digital Home Theater Receiver is the heart of your new Home-theater system. Take your Audio and Video performance to a higher level new all the latest new features. The new SCENE buttons let you access every piece of your...

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YAMAHA RX777 pt# RX777

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Yamaha has endeavored to produce products and services that satisfy the diverse needs and desires of people worldwide. Its products and services are recognized the world over for superior quality in acoustics, design, technology, craftsmanship, and customer oriented services. The Yamaha RV303 Receiver does not disappoint. It boasts excellent sound quality and ample input/output interfaces that allow for multiple connections.

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Yamaha Natural Sound Home Theater Receiver - HTR5550/ Dolby Digital, Dolby Digital Matrix 6.1, And Dolby Pro Logic II/ DTS Digital Surround, And DTS-ES Matrix 6.1/ 5 Video Inputs And 1 Video Output/ Two Audio-Only Inputs And One Audio-Only Output/ Subwoofer Pre-Out/ 40 Preset AM And FM Stations

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Yamaha RX-V420 5-Channel Natural Sound Home Theater Receiver

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5 Channel Home Theater Receiver with built-in Dolby Digital and DTS decoder

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In this era of home theater A/V, it's tough to find an old-fashioned quality music-only receiver. Although Yamaha's RX-596 receiver sports what they call a "V-cut" (sharp concave) front panel and fluorescent display, in all other respects it is "oldschool."This AM/FM stereo receiver puts out 80 watts per channel with less than 0.19% rated distortion (THD). On the tuner side, it offers 40 station presets and auto preset, which scans local waves and selects and stores the strongest signals. All of this can be controlled by a universal remote control that is equipped to operate with other Yamaha components.The receiver has inputs for up to six sources and two tape monitor loops. The tape out selector allows you to record from one source while listening to another. For radio listeners who are currently employing a wire hanger for perfect reception, the RX-596 has a signal quality meter, a relative rarity which provides assistance for precise antenna adjustments.-- EM

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If you're a camcording enthusiast or a video game junkie looking for an entry-level audio/video receiver, you might want to take a look at Yamaha's RV902. Front-panel A/V inputs allow for easy hookup of of these devices. Two center-channel speaker outputs let you have an extra speaker for use atop widescreen televisions.The RV902 provides Dolby Pro-Logic processing with Yamaha's Digital Sound Field Processing, which simulates the sound of such venues as concert halls and jazz clubs. The receiver's Cinema Digital Signal Processing (DSP) function uses digital processing to make your home theater sound approximate that of a movie theater. And the RV902 has inputs that can accept the decoded output from a Dolby Digital decoder, such as Yamaha's DDP-1 or DDP-2. The amp delivers 90 watts to each of the three front channels and 35 watts to each of the two rear-surround channels. This receiver also features low impedance drive circuitry, which, according to Yamaha, lets the RV902 drive virtually any speaker. For further speaker matching, the receiver's back-panel switches can be set for 4-ohm or 8-ohm main speakers and for 4-ohm or 6-ohm center and rear-surround speakers.If you think you'll want to step up to a receiver with built-in Dolby Digital and decoding, you might want to check out Yamaha's RV1105. It's about $200 more, but it will save you the expense and space of external decoders.

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The R-V1105 is an audio/video receiver with Dolby Digital, DTS, and Dolby Pro-Logic processing, as well as Yamaha's proprietary Digital Sound Field Processing and Cinema Digital Signal Processing (DSP). The amp delivers 85watts to each of the five channels.Yamaha's Digital Sound Field Processing for music attempts to recreate the acoustic personalities of actual concert halls and other venues, such as the Los Angeles' Roxy Theater, New York's Village Gate jazz club and Anaheim Stadium. Spill a few beers on your carpet and dump an ashtray or two and you'll feel like you're right there in the venue. The 35mm and 70mm Cinema DSP multiplies the effects of Dolby Pro-Logic and Yamaha DSP to enhance the Pro-Logic experience in your home. The R-V1105's backlit remote control has learning capability and can be programmed for macros, allowing it to perform a sequence of operations at the touch of a single button.The R-V1105 includes three sets of audio-only inputs and four pairs of A/V inputs. The DVD/LD input has both optical and coaxial digital connections.If this receiver seems very similiar to the RX-V795, that's because the two are very similar, except for a few cosmetic differences.

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In Yamaha's fleet of audio/video receivers, the high-end RX-V995 is outclassed only by the upscale RX-V2095. Like its bigger sibling, the RX-V995 is able to decode DTS as well as the much more common Dolby Digital (DD) and Dolby Pro-Logic soundtracks. And if DD and DTS are one day superseded by a more sophisticated surround-sound scheme, the receiver's six-channel line input will allow connection to an outboard decoder.The receiver offers 25 digital signal processing (DSP) modes for both music andhome-theater audio. Depending on the mode, DSP may add reverb, echo and other effects to the sound to enhance certain types of audio. (For example, rock concert vs. music hall.)Because MiniDisc players (and some CD players) feature digital output jacks, it's an advantage that the RX-V995 accepts inputs from up to four digital devices. (There are actually six input jacks because the CD and DVD ins each have both coaxial and optical inputs.) The receiver also has one optical digital out.Setup of yoursystem is simplified by an on-screen display that gives you a visual readout of the receiver's settings on your TV or monitor screen.A second set of video and line-level outputs on the rear panel gives you the option of installing the receiver for multiroom applications. Just throw in an outboard amplifier -- and a second set of speakers, of course -- and you'll be able to enjoy your main system's source devices in another room.However, unlike the RX-V2095, this model doesn't support simultaneous multi-source use. In other words, the kids can't watch a Disney tape in the rec room while you're viewing a DVD in the den.

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Yamaha's RX-V595 A/V receiver is positioned in the middle of the company's line. The RX-V595 is the little sibling to the high-end RX-V2095 and RX-V795. The 595 is the least expensive Yamaha receiver that gives you built-in Dolby Digital decoding. Like all DD decoders, it also handles Dolby Pro-Logic soundtracks, and a set of 6-channel line inputs allows the system to be upgraded to DTS or future audio formats with the help of an outboard decoder. The receiver offers a number of digital signal processing (DSP) modes for both music and home-theater audio. Depending on the mode selected, DSP may add reverb, echo and other effects to enhance certain types of audio (for example, rock concert vs. music hall). Because MiniDisc players (and some CD players) feature digital output jacks, it's convenient that the RX-V595 includes two digital ins -- one coaxial and one optical. There's also a set of front-panel inputs, which is handy if you're using a camcorder or other portable device as a source. The supplied universal remote control uses a rotary dial rather than individual buttons to select from the various input devices. The obvious advantage is that you can instantly tell which device the remote is set for.

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Just because your DVD player doesn't have Dolby Digital decoding doesn't mean you can't enjoy 5.1 surround sound. Yamaha's RX-V495 A/V receiver is its lowest priced ever that incorporates a built-in Dolby Digital decoder. The RX-V495 delivers 60 watts to each of its five channels and provides 11 Digital Sound Field Processing modes. This model has has three audio-only and four composite A/V inputs (including one set on the front-panel), but lacks S-video input. It also sports a 40-preset AM/FM stereo tuner.

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November 9, 1998 -- Still not persuaded that the benefits of a surround-sound system justify the initial expense? Yamaha's RX-V293 audio/video receiver may make a convert out of you. Explicitly pitched as an entry level model in the company's literature, the RX-V293 is a modest little number with a price tag to match -- an ideal buy for consumers who want to make their first step from the tiny world of built-in TV speakers to the rich potential of surround. Potential is the operative word here.The performance of a $199 receiver sending just 50 watts apiece to the front channels isn't likely to blow your mind, unless you've been in cryogenic suspension since the 1920s (most receivers put out 100 watts or more per channel). The RX-V293 makes no pretense of being an aficionado's product, and for home-theater neophytes the virtues of surround sound will come through loud and clear despite the receiver's limited power. Put another way, flying economy will never be as nice as a first-class seat on the Concorde, but it still beats taking the bus.

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By adding Dolby Digital decoding, Yamaha's HTR-5230 A/V receiver represents a major improvement over the HTR-5130, which it replaced. As such, the 5230 offers many of the same features, like Dolby Pro-Logic surround sound, equal power to each of its five channels and lots of the DSP modes for which Yamaha is famous.Along with Dolby Digital decoding, the 5230 supplies Dolby Pro-Logic for milking surround sound out of TV broadcasts and VHS tapes. It also has 11 DSP settings optimized for different kinds of programming, including Movie Theater, TV Sports, Rock Concert and Disco. Yamaha's DSP modes tend to be more listenable than those included in most other receivers, although this receiver doesn't include the 7-channel surround processing found in Yamaha's more expensive receivers.The HTR-5230 supplies five channels of amplification rated at 60 watts each into 8 ohms, and there's a speaker impedance switch so this receiver can be used with either 8 ohm or 4 ohm speakers. There's a preamplified subwoofer output with a 90 Hz lowpass filter, meaning that the subwoofer output only gets signals at or below 90 Hz.This receiver has a reasonably healthy jack pack for the price, including three A/V inputs, four analog stereo inputs, two optical digital inputs, one coaxial digital input and front-panel A/V inputs for video gamers and camcorders. There is also a 6-channel input for a DTS decoder, or future formats like DVD-Audio.If the prospect of getting potentially better sound through DTS makes your mouth water, you can check out the step-up HTR-5240, which supplies DTS decoding, 70 watts x 5 and adds S-video switching.-- EM