Reviews for 7.1 Receivers

"Four HDMI inputs; onboard Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master Audio decoding; upconverts analog video signals to 1080p; automatic speaker calibration system;...Competitors offer more features for the same price; cannot assign audio inputs; poor image quality on...On its own, the Yamaha RX-V565BL wasn't as impressive...While the RX-V565BL offers a solid value as part of the larger YHT-791BL system, the receiver doesn't stack up as well when compared to other standalone..." read more »

"We knocked last year's RX-V663 pretty hard for only including two HDMI inputs, while the competition offered at least three or four...Meanwhile, the more expensive RX-V765 is touting "discrete amp configuration" and weighs in at 24.3 pounds...Again, we won't know until we listen, but we'd bet the RX-V765 is more likely to feature that signature Yamaha sound that the company's fans have come to love...Comparing these reviews to 31164 other Receivers & Amplifiers reviews gives this product an overall alaScore™ 97/100 = Excellent..." read more »

"Scales all inputs to 1080p Transcodes all video sources to HDMI Built-in WiFi 4 HDMI inputs (1.3a) Easy-to-use GUI HD Radio...Non-intuitive remote with no tactile response from touchscreen Confusing user manual...UltimateAVmag.com: Denon AVR-4308CI A/V Receiver......" read more »

"Yes, even the entry-level Denon AVR-590 come packed with a full suite of features...We consistently knock Denon for included confusing remotes with its receivers, and there looks to be no major changes this year..." read more »

"Yes, even the entry-level Denon AVR-590 come packed with a full suite of features...We consistently knock Denon for included confusing remotes with its receivers, and there looks to be no major changes this year..." read more »

"Yes, even the entry-level Denon AVR-590 come packed with a full suite of features...We consistently knock Denon for included confusing remotes with its receivers, and there looks to be no major changes this year..." read more »

"Yes, even the entry-level Denon AVR-590 come packed with a full suite of features...We consistently knock Denon for included confusing remotes with its receivers, and there looks to be no major changes this year..." read more »

"Tell us what you like about this product...For those models with analog-to-digital video conversion, you'll need to make sure the system also has a good video processor (just like a DVD player...Tell us what you don't like about this product..." read more »

"Fast-paced and natural sound with excellent projection > Simple to use, high octane fun > Good price...No networking > Single HDMI output...Now if it was a little too pricey for you, then the Yamaha RX-V1900 is surely the answer...For £900 the RX-V1900 promises most of the power, most of the grunt and most of the performance of the RX-V3800 and sacrifices just the networking and fancy GUI...Inside is a suite of Burr-Brown 192kHz/24-bit DACs for all..." read more »

"Dynamic, exciting sound > Well-connected...Networked media player audio-only > Optional dock needed for iPod...With its amber fluorescent display and solid brushed-aluminium front panel the RX-V3900 is as unmistakably-Yamaha as the brawny beast of an AV receiver lurking behind it...No wonder, then, that the 3900 is so heavy...And yes, its calibration signals – a chorus of thumps and machine gun-like tirades emanating from your speakers – create the impression..." read more »