Yamaha Rx V863. Yamaha RXV863 Digital HDMI 7.1 Heimkino AVReceiver For just under one thousand dollars, you get a full 7.2-channel surround sound receiver, boasting 105 watts per channel across all seven speakers. Yamaha and the Electronic Industries Association's Consumer Electronics Group want you to get the most out of your equipment by playing it at a safe level
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New in the Boxcomes with 90 day warranty Ships same day - paid by 2pm est Yamaha's RX-V863 delivers riveting multichannel sound from all your movies, music, and TV shows, thanks to 105 high-current watts per channel and top-quality Yamaha construction Manual Library / Yamaha Yamaha RX-V863 Audio Video Receiver (2008-09) add a review
Yamaha RXV863 Home theater receiver with HDMI switching and video up
It seems odd for a market leader like Yamaha to stick with monochrome graphics that evoke the 1980s when competitors are moving their interfaces into color graphics with 3-D-like room diagrams for speaker settings Yamaha has announced five new receivers for 2008, ranging from the budget $230 RX-V363 to the $1,000 RX-V863, which features HD Radio and three HDMI inputs. Yamaha and the Electronic Industries Association's Consumer Electronics Group want you to get the most out of your equipment by playing it at a safe level
Yamaha RXV863 Home Theater Receiver With HDMI Switching & Video Up. Yamaha and the Electronic Industries Association's Consumer Electronics Group want you to get the most out of your equipment by playing it at a safe level One thing the RX-V863 doesn't have is a fancy color menu interface
Yamaha RXV863 Home Theater Receiver With HDMI Switching & Video Up. New in the Boxcomes with 90 day warranty Ships same day - paid by 2pm est Yamaha's RX-V863 delivers riveting multichannel sound from all your movies, music, and TV shows, thanks to 105 high-current watts per channel and top-quality Yamaha construction It seems odd for a market leader like Yamaha to stick with monochrome graphics that evoke the 1980s when competitors are moving their interfaces into color graphics with 3-D-like room diagrams for speaker settings