A/V Receiver

[DJ Doena]

My old A/V Receiver is starting having problems, so I decided to replace it.

After months of doing meticulous research on various specialized websites (i.e. reading half an hour worth of one-star ratings on Amazon) I bought this one:



Yamaha RX-V471

[hal9g]

That's a lot of receiver for the price!  Nice!

[DJ Doena]

This evening I had the time to srt it up and it was really easy. It comes with a microphone that is placed where you usually sit (it can be mounted on a photo camera tripod) and then the system adjusts itself, basically using Sonar.

It also tells you when you've accidentally switched + and - on your speaker cables.


So far I'm really satisfied.

[Achim]

This evening I had the time to srt it up and it was really easy. It comes with a microphone that is placed where you usually sit (it can be mounted on a photo camera tripod) and then the system adjusts itself, basically using Sonar.

It also tells you when you've accidentally switched + and - on your speaker cables.

That sounds awesome. Things they can do with modern technology never fail to amaze...

[Najemikon]

This evening I had the time to srt it up and it was really easy. It comes with a microphone that is placed where you usually sit (it can be mounted on a photo camera tripod) and then the system adjusts itself, basically using Sonar.

Yes, my Onkyo has the same system. Makes it a doddle to set up! I was glad of it, because I can get very pedantic about being sure I've got the speakers set up right and it was great to be able to pass responsibility onto that little microphone.