Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great receiver for the money. Would definitely recommend

this stereo is our shop radio. does everything needed.

It works with the record player and I love it......

I love it!!! I'll give this product 100 out of 100..

I bought this as a gift for my daughter. She likes it...

Works as it should. we will see how long it lasts.

It's perfect for a garage or basement. Has the base.

$45 dollars for an epic stereo receiver. I will be using this soon.

Good Amp but missing the standard tape monitor circuit available on other Yamaha Receivers. Making it useless if you plan to connect a Yamaha Equalizer. Now I must add a manual multi-input selector to regain the use of an equalizer

I'm still learning the features with the bluetooth.

Was disappointed in the quality of the sound. Maybe it was because of my expectation. I guess I was expecting my than what an under $200.00 receiver is able to do. But w/o this expectation Yamaha has always shined when it comes to AV receivers

This receiver is decent not bad at all for the price

I bought this receiver to hook up my speakers and turntable to it it's been about two months now and I still can't figure it out maybe I'm doing something wrong but I can't get it to play overall it's pretty straight forward on how to operate I think I'm just having trouble connecting the wires in the right connections

Receiver works great, never a disappointment with Yamaha products!

a trusted brand, best in class sound, love Yamaha, it's all I've ever owned, only a couple of them, and I'm 68 btw!

Bought to power my patio speakers and it just doesn’t have enough power Not nearly loud enough and cuts out if left at high volume too long.

My 40 year-old Reference 240R by Quadraflex died. Bought it at Shaack Electronics. So I tried to replace it with the Yamaha. I did find that some of my optional gear needed to plug into the receiver -- which is limited. But the CD player did not need to plug into the receiver -- and works just fine.

The power seems to be over rated ,, I have to turn it up really high to get the sound to push the speakers ...even though they are properly rated for the ideal load ... 8 ohms

Didn't have a jack to connect my turntable so traded it in on a Sony

No phono input on a 2 ch analog reciever is ridiculous. You need a separate pre amp. The line out/in does not function as it should (no ability to connect EQ) Every input except Bluetooth produces a weak and underwhelming sound., very little bottom end and muddled highs. 100WPC is a huge overreach it’s only 50-60. Considering a return not pleased.