“looking to buy new a/v receiver was leaning toward the yamaha aventage 1070BL until i read an article the 2070BL . Just wondering i im wasting my money on getting the 2070 BL as i have tthe 7.1 setup or is still worth it in the big picture”
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I WAS IN THE SAME PROCESS YOU ARE NOT TO LONG AGO.I WAS GOING BACK AND FORTH READING AND READING BUSTING MY BRAIN ON WHICH ONE ,THEN FINALLY I DECIDED ON THE 2070 AND BROTHER AM I EVER SO GLAD I MADE THAT DECISION WHEN YOU FINALLY GET HER SET UP ,MAN THE SOUND ALL THE FEATURES!!! I WILL BE THE FIRST TO SAY IT IS WORTH EVER PENNY OF THE PRICE TAG AND THAT IS A LARGE PRICE TAG,I NEVER EVEN HAD BUYER'S REMORSE!!! GO GET THAT 2070 AND ENJOY HOPE THAT NELPED YOU
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I was in the same situation you are. After asking many questions and doing lots of research I decided to go with the 2070 due to the higher wattage and sound clarity. It also depends what speakers you are driving. I have Bowers and Wilkins CM 9’s which require more power. I used the extra channels to bi amp the main speakers. For my setup this was definitely worth the extra money. I am not disappointed with my decision.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.i would buy the 3070 model, i bought the 2070 unit to up grade to a 9.2 system. ( i added 4 ceiling speakers) which the 2070 will allow you to hook up, but the unit only has 9 built in amps. which won`t work with 11 speakers. i had to call yamaha to find this out.... i wish now i could sell mine to buy the 3070 model so think twice buy once...
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Hi undecided, Yes this Yamaha unit will match excellently. However, if power is a concern? You may want to consider buying a Yamaha ATMOS / DTS-X pre-amp and a separate 9 channel amplifier to complete the package. Plenty of folks go that route to ensure that no power sags ever occur. ~ peace
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Hi undecided. I assume you made a choice already, but I initially started out with the A1070, but returned it for the A2070. The main reason was that the A1070 would not drive my main speakers. I had to crank the volume up well above reference (0 dB) to fill my room, potentially damaging my speakers. IMO, the A2070 is worth the extra cost.
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