Yamaha RX-A2000 7.1 A/V Receiver

Design: 7.1 A/V Reciever Power Output: 130 WPC x 7, 20 Hz – 20 kHz, into 8 Ohms THD+N: 0.06% at Full Output, All Channels Driven Video Connections: HDMI 1.4a (7 rear in, 1 front in, 2 out, Zone B Capable), Component (4 in, 1 out), Composite, S-Video (Shared, 5 in, 1 out) Audio Connections: RCA Stereo (5 in, 1 out), Optical (4 in, 1 out), Coaxial Digital (3 in, 0 out), 7.1 Multi-channel (1 in, 1 pre-out all channels) Optional: iPod, Sirius Satellite Radio, Bluetooth Other Connections: Ethernet (Internet Radio, Sirius Internet Radio, DLNA 1.5, Firmware), 12V triggers (2), USB, RS-232, IR (2 in, 2 out), 2nd & 3rd Zone (HDMI Video, Stereo Audio), Headphone Jack (6.3mm) Dimensions: 7.1″ H x 17.1″ W x 16.9″ D Weight: 41.9 Pounds MSRP: $1499.95 USA Yamaha Design The Yamaha RX-A2000 is loaded with virtually every feature one could want in a modern receiver: HDMI 1.4a switching and the concomitant support for 3D & Audio Return Channel (ARC), 1080p scaling from virtually all sources by the HQV Vida chip, HD Radio, Internet Radio, Satellite Radio, Pandora, Blue-tooth Dock (optional), iPod support (a remote control app and available docking), Web control (and thus control via almost any smart-phone or tablet PC), multi-zone, every sound format known to man and then some, up to 7 channels of amplification (up to 9.2 with outboard amps), and a full-featured room correction / auto-EQ system. Really, I can’t think of a major feature that the A2000 lacks that its competition has.

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yamaha