A:AnswerI do not believe this is possible with this unit. While it does have a Bluetooth capability I believe this is only for connecting a music source. I did not see any reference in the set up instructions nor in the Yamaha setup app that hinted at this possibility. This is a very basic AV receiver with a minimum of inputs and outputs. It will serve most people just fine, but if you need Bluetooth speaker support I’d start at Yamaha’s website and see if you can search for this feature.
A:AnswerI had the same issue as I purchased a Sony 950 and have an older (10 years) Yamaha receiver. You can not use the HDMI Arc connection for sound, it won't recognize the device. You can still use the old receiver but you will have to use the optical connection for you to get sound. Mind you, that it will not be in 4K audio. That is why I bought a 4K compatible receiver (RX-V385).
A:AnswerThere is an F connector for FM. There are spring loaded push connectors for AM.
https://usa.yamaha.com/files/download/other_assets/1/1161601/web_AV17-0087_RX-V385_om_UCABGLFP_En_A0.pdf
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A:AnswerThe feet may be removable, seems like there is a screw counter set via a narrow screw hole. Not sure what tool would be appropriate. The feet also seem to twist a little, so they are not a fixed permanently- so seems like you may have success removing them. However, personally I would not. Here’s why- stereo components require lots of air flow to cool while in use. In very high end systems, they put the electrical equipment in chilled rooms. Heat shortens the life of the stereo equipment . The feet help with air flow and keeping heat moving away from the unit. Hope this helps.
