Yamaha Rx 300 Stereo Receiver

[4 to 8 Ohms] Yamaha 4k receiver Aventage RX A-4A $200 lower than anyone else . Shipped fast,! Would buy from again .

[16 AWG] Perfect replacement chord for some stereo receivers; in my case an RS 700 Yamaha receiver. Also works for some Fender guitar amplifiers. Did the job perfectly.

[AM, FM] I replaced my old Yamaha Rx-A2080 with New Yamaha RX-A6A which is flagship model. I'm really impressed with this Av receiver, sound quality and video quality is awesome. Very powerful Receiver. My 5.1 setup is Klipsch floor-standing RF-7 III Klipsch center channel RC-64 III Klipsch surround RP-600M II SVS subwoofer PB16-ultra. I would highly recommend RX-A6A for everyone.

[> 70 dB ] The best stereo receiver I’ve ever owned! If you want the best, this is it!

[2.77 lb] I have a Media Center, Windows Home Server, BluRay player, APC UPS clean power, Yamaha RX-V 659 and Yamaha RX-A 3010 and last but not least a Gigabit TP-Link switch. It all fits nicely (check out the pics). I took the deal which included the five shelves and five panels which I highly recommend considering the price of individual components. I got delivered in about a week (in VA). This is a great deal for the price. The fans on top are noisy but honestly, if you want ventilation, there's going to be noise. My setup is in a separate room so don't really care about that. Maybe an upgrade would consist of a thermostat (if temp in case reaches x degrees, then fans kick in for ex). If you plan on having this in your living room and run the fans, well don't complain. I REALLY do love the side panels and back doors that can be entirely removed. This has made my setup a lot more easier. I did had to buy banana plugs as wiring the receivers became arduous (besides, you need banana plugs always, just for the name, I mean come on). Note that there are permanent removable metal panels at the very bottom for all these wires... very handy. All in all, five stars for product AND service.

[4K60p] This new Yamaha RX A8A Is a replacement of my existing Yamaha RXA 3000 which was Yamaha's flagship unit at the time of purchase. The power and features are quite honestly so far above my older unit it is hard to make any comparison. I was able to upgrade to a full 7.2.4 Dolby Atmos speaker set up with this AV Receiver without having to add separate amplifiers and it has brought new life to ALL of my movie titles, even older non Atmos recordings. I am really enjoying the Music Cast feature also as this amplifier gets equal music and home theater use. Loving the 4k video passthrough as it allows much simpler operation for 4k Blu-ray viewing and the eArc feature has all of my streaming services sounding awesome.

[4K60p] I bought this to replace an RX-A2A which was having some settings issues. Love Yamaha products, this is a super A/V receiver. Easy to setup, terrific sound in all modes. Works nicely with Apple TV and a Sony XR-65A80J TV - clear 4K picture from 4K sources, and Dolby Vision works as it should.

[AM, FM] I bought the Yamaha RX-V4A 5.2 Channel as an addition the my home surround system. Amazing equipment, quality, and overall performance.

[2] We have some old Mars 300 TX/RX systems. They still work great, but wanted to add a little boost to the signal and these did the trick. Just worked a weeklong state basketball tournament in a very full venue, with lots of cell and Wifi signals. In years past I felt that our TX signals could have been stronger as we had some signal loss from time to time. Not this year. Strong signal all week long.

We have some old Mars 300 TX/RX systems. They still work great, but wanted to add a little boost to the signal and these did the trick. Just worked a weeklong state basketball tournament in a very full venue, with lots of cell and Wifi signals. In years past I felt that our TX signals could have been stronger as we had some signal loss from time to time. Not this year. Strong signal all week long.