The Yamaha RX-V671 covers the core functionality of an AV receiver well: it sounds great and has plenty of connectivity. Its six HDMI inputs will be enough for nearly every home theater, and one of ...

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Yamaha introduced the RX-V671 7.1-channel Network A/V Receiver, their most advanced model in the new 71 series. The RX-V671 boasts 6 in/1 out HDMI (3D and ARC compatibility), 1080p upscaling and has ...

most expensive model in its RX-V series of A/V receivers (AVRs). RX-V571 at $499, 5.1-channel RX-V471 at $379, and 5.1-channel RX-V371 at $249.

New 3D-ready '71 Series models start from £230: features include digital iPod connectivity and DLNA streaming compatibility, while £250 3D Blu-ray player is on the way When you purchase through links ...

Yamaha unveils its AV Controller 2.0 app, designed to let users control its receivers and Blu-ray players wirelessly and stream music to them. TV and home video editor Ty Pendlebury joined CNET ...

The Yamaha RX-V671 claims 90W per Channel (8 ohms, 20 Hz-20 kHz, 0.09 % THD, 2 ch driven) though you can check the specs on their page and see the receiver driven into different loads with different ...

Now, the RX-V671 is the least expensive receiver in Yamaha's line-up to use their new advanced on-screen GUI. This is a system we covered in our review of the Aventage RX-A3000 receiver, and it's very ...

Some of the most important functions in the video or audio entertainment system are outfitted in home theatre arrangement. Yamaha RX V671 is one of the representatives among them. Now, this Yamaha ...