Yamaha RX-V2400RDS Reviews & Tests

Expert review by : Gene DellaSala (audioholics.com)

Yamaha RX-V2400 A/V Receiver Review

The Yamaha RX-V2400 is an extraordinarily good product and value. The Yamaha RX-V2400 offers a quick auto set-up for the neophyte, and allows for user tweakable adjustments to improve those settings.

Excellent Sound For All Operational Modes ; Component Video Up Conversion ; Uncommon Value ; Nifty Auto Set-Up & Room Correction

Potentially Inaccurate Auto Set-Up ; No Sub Out In 2CH Direct Mode

Dec, 2003

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Expert review by : Mark Fleischmann (soundandvision.com)

Yamaha RX-V2400 A/V Receiver

A receiver that listens to the room sounds better. Home theater has its sweet spots. In the surround sound arena, the slickest compromise between "in a box" basics and "cost no object" indulgences would have to be the $999 A/V receiver. History tells...

Jan, 2004

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Expert review by : Mark Fleischmann (hometheatermag.com)

Yamaha RX-V2400 A/V Receiver

Home theater has its sweet spots. In the surround sound arena, the slickest compromise between "in a box" basics and "cost no object" indulgences would have to be the $999 A/V receiver. History tells us that Yamaha has a long track record of hitting...

And that says it all. With the RX-V2400, Yamaha delivers THX certification, the latest in surround decoding, enough power to drive reasonably sensitive speakers to ear-pinning levels, and a room-correction circuit that breaks into new (and I'd say...

Jan, 2004

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Expert review by : Mark Fleischmann (hometheater.com)

Yamaha RX-V2400 A/V Receiver

Home theater has its sweet spots. In the surround sound arena, the slickest compromise between "in a box" basics and "cost no object" indulgences would have to be the $999 A/V receiver. History tells us that Yamaha has a long track record of hitting...

Jan, 2004

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