Yamaha Yamaha Aventage RX-A2010 AV 9.0 channel receiver
Yamaha
Yamaha Aventage RX-A2010 AV 9.0 channel receiver
- Condition
- Good
- Type
- Integrated
- Finish
- Black
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Description
PLEASE READ!!!! This is a home-theatre receiver in which few compromises have been made with regards to connections. Most companies are dropping S-Video in favour of HDMI. This receiver has seven HDMI inputs on the back panel, plus one on the front for ad-hoc connections, and still has lots of S-Video inputs. Also component video, composite video, analog audio and digital audio. This is a proper 7.2-channel receiver. There are two subwoofer outputs, and these can be set to have the same signal, or separate ones (either left and right, or front and rear This receiver has not seven, but nine channels of amplification. Each of those has 140 watts of real hi-fi continuous power into eight ohms (two channels running at a time). It's going to be a very difficult speaker system that will give this receiver problems (This unit works it has one problem HDMI sound is delayed picture comes right on but sound takes a few minutes once on its good all other inputs come right on no waiting) remote & power cord included
Condition notes
Good
Specifications
- year
- 2000
Seller
Westlake Village, CA
★ 5.00
Description
PLEASE READ!!!! This is a home-theatre receiver in which few compromises have been made with regards to connections. Most companies are dropping S-Video in favour of HDMI. This receiver has seven HDMI inputs on the back panel, plus one on the front for ad-hoc connections, and still has lots of S-Video inputs. Also component video, composite video, analog audio and digital audio. This is a proper 7.2-channel receiver. There are two subwoofer outputs, and these can be set to have the same signal, or separate ones (either left and right, or front and rear This receiver has not seven, but nine channels of amplification. Each of those has 140 watts of real hi-fi continuous power into eight ohms (two channels running at a time). It's going to be a very difficult speaker system that will give this receiver problems (This unit works it has one problem HDMI sound is delayed picture comes right on but sound takes a few minutes once on its good all other inputs come right on no waiting) remote & power cord included
Condition notes
Good
Specifications
- year
- 2000
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