Yamaha RX-V381

alaTest has collected and analyzed 3 user reviews of Yamaha RX-V381 from Amazon.com. The average user rating for this product is 4.0/5, compared to an average user rating of 4.0/5 for other products in the same category on Amazon.com. Reviewers really like the reliability and size.

This entry-level AV receiver isn't overflowing with features, but it's a focused performer...

The snow may have melted, but 'tis the season for receiver announcements. Tralalalala lalalala. Yamaha is the latest company with good tidings for its upcoming refresh: the RX-Vx81 series.

Quality receiver, plenty of inputs. Simple setup and crisp clear sound and picture.

I bought this to replace my 15 years old Pioneer surround sound kit which was showing its age. It really didn't know how to interpret the various standards of sound it was receiving and tended therefore to send everything out of the centre speaker with...

very easy to use especialy the blue tooth capability. sound is very good makes you feel part of the film etc

Does all you want perfectly; I'm really happy with my purchase. I still can't believe how cheap RS is selling these! Many thanks!

I bought this looking for a good-value amp that would allow me to add a centre speaker to improve TV dialogue. I'm happy with the sound although there is still some setup to do (modern surround audio will not always travel over optical cables, it turns...

Once I wasn't routing the same HDMI cable in and out it was a piece of cake to set up. Sounds so much better than my 15 year old Yamaha it replaced and 1/3rd of the price. First time I've used RS Mail Order, all worked nicely cheers :-)

Bought just over a week ago to enhance the experience of watching movies and TV dramas. It has made everything more vivid, immersive and engaging. Great service at the shop. Simple set up with speakers, TV and components.

To be honest I don't have a clue what it sounds. I have a 4 k TV and I thought it was a case of just connecting my speakers and connecting a HDMI lead to my TV and the HDMI leads to the back of the amp and that's it. But it seems I have to configure it...