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Yamaha RX-V461
$350.00
Released February, 2007
The Pros:Strong enough output to fill most rooms in the home withsound. Lots of interesting presets to shape the sound for different effects. Very energetic, lively attack on the audio.
The Cons:Setup is tricky especially for entry-level users. Seems a bit too bright to some, not enough bass boost to balance it out. No HDMI inputs or outputs at all.
The Yamaha RX-V461 is a 5.1-channel A/V receiver that boasts an amazing combination of performance, features, and flexibility. It features a charging iPod dock, XM Radio ready-ness for listening to over 150 digital music/entertainment channels, and XM HD Surround Sound, which provides content with six discrete channels of digital full fidelity audio powered by Neural Audio Technology.
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The RX-V461 also includes SILENT CINEMA for listening to large-scale surround sound via ordinary headphones, Virtual CINEMA DSP for enjoying surround sound effects without surround speakers, and YPAO Automatic System Calibration that uses a small microphone and sophisticated equalization to automatically set the best sound for any room.
Additional features of the Yamaha RX-V461 include 3 HDTV compatible component video inputs, 8 DSP programs, and an on-screen display for information. The Yamaha RX-V461 retails for $349.95 and comes with a 2 year limited warranty.
Features
- 5.1-Channel, 500W
- XM Ready
- XM HD Surround Sound
- Neural Audio Technology
- SILENT CINEMA
- Virtual CINEMA DSP
- YPAO Automatic System Calibration
- 3 HDTV Compatible Component Video Inputs
- iPod Dock
- Dolby Digital, DTS, Dolby Pro Logic II
- 2 Year Limited Warranty
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strong enough output to fill most rooms in the home withsound
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lots of interesting presets to shape the sound for different effects
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very energetic, lively attack on the audio
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controls are simple and easy to work with
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most audiophiles will be completely satisfied at the clarity and detail of the audio
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setup is tricky especially for entry-level users
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seems a bit too bright to some, not enough bass boost to balance it out
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no HDMI inputs or outputs at all
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