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Yamaha - 7.2-Ch. Network-Ready 4K Ultra HD A/V Home Theater Receiver - Black

Model:
RX-V583BL
SKU:
5787106
Your price for this item is $199.99
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The comparable value price is $499.99
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  • QuestionDo I need HDR compatible on a receiver to get on a 4ktv With HDR to work together

    Asked by Tru64.

    • Answer Yes, it will need to be HDR compatible.

      Answered by CommunityAnswer

  • Questioncan i use bluetooth speakers in another room to connect with this?

    Asked by thodun.

    • Answer Depends on how far away they are. Bluetooth has a typical range of 30 feet. I've noticed longer ranges than that though on other Bluetooth devices

      Answered by GreggFromFLG

  • QuestionWhy would I buy this on clearance from 'best' buy for 5 dollars more than amazon is selling the better rx-v683 model and wait for a longer delivery?

    Asked by D60.

    • Answer i got this reciever for 168 with tax out the door it was open box and in good condition they had marked for 258 but i asked if they could work on the price and they helped i did research and have seen this model brand new for 500 the best buy website had different prices for open box and clearance than when i went in store it was good to walk in and check prices at different stores to compare open box

      Answered by tommy

  • QuestionCan a turntable be ran through this receiver?

    Asked by RedTed.

    • Answer A separate phono preamp would be required. This would go between your turntable and a "line" or "aux" input on your receiver. Briefly, a phono preamp is a very sensitive amplifier which boosts the output of the tonearm cartridge (roughly comparable to a microphone output), and adds the RIAA equalization necessary for vinyl record playback. Some more detailed info can be found at https://www.audioadvice.com/content/2017/06/12/what-is-a-phono-preamp/. You may find more by searching "phono preamp" on your favorite search engine. Finally, keep in mind there are modern turntables available with on-board preamps, as well as direct digital output via USB. These obviously do not need a separate preamp; they could drive the receiver inputs directly.

      Answered by 1100cc

  • QuestionCan Bluetooth connect to TV instead of HDMI cable

    Asked by Hi.

    • Answer No, this will not connect to your TV using Bluetooth.

      Answered by CommunityAnswer

  • QuestionDo I need video up scaling on a receiver for my 4ktv

    Asked by Tru64.

    • Answer No, this does not need video up scaling on a receiver for your 4K TV.

      Answered by CommunityAnswer

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