A:AnswerI’m not real sure are usually keep my iPhone very close to it but I’ve had it for 15 feet away maybe 20 and it worked perfectly. I was suggest keeping it somewhat close sometimes Bluetooth can’t be too far away.
A:AnswerSpeakers in each box would have to be a minimum of 6 ohms and preferably 8 ohms. The would also need to be connected via serial circuit or a crossover network, as to not increase or decrease the impedence which could damage the reciveer unit, and potentially be a fire hazard.
A:AnswerIt does all of the above besides the built in CD player. You would need to by a separate CD player or go by a mini system stereo. I would spend the extra money on a separate CD player I were you
A:AnswerTurntable needs preamp to be heard. Many modern tables contain preamp. Can be purchased separately for a vintage turntable. I recommend this receiver.
A:AnswerYour iphone volume does control volume but the initial volume is controlled at the receiver. My receiver is located in the garage and I can use it outside for about 50 yards.
Great for around the pool when the receiver is inside.
A:AnswerWell since the Samsung TV you have has an optical audio output and the Yamaha R S202 only has RCA analog audio inputs you will need both a Toslink optical cable and a optical - to - RCA adaptor. I hate that most new smart TVs no longer have RCA analog audio outputs. Fortunately I just bought a Vizio m507-g1 and it has RCA outputs so I was able to hook my Yamaha R S202 up using RCA cables.
A:AnswerI don't use apple air play I looked at its manual. I don't see apple air play in the manual. It has a nice Bluetooth . I was able to coronet it to my mobile.
