Customer Ratings & Reviews

It is the best stero that i ever owned i need Bluetooth speakers for rear and bass for the center

Excellent unit, replaced my Rx-V677 after upgrading to 4K UHD HDR Projector. Signify the improvement both sound and video.

Yamaha - RX-V6A 7.2-channel AV Receiver with 8K HDMI and MusicCast - Used Geek Squad for installation which was the right move for sure.

This replaced and older Yamaha receiver. So far, it’s a seamless transition. Easy setup, though the functionality is cumbersome. 4K pass through worked very well

The Yamaha sounds great. Good price, easy to use, love it.

This has been the most frustrating piece of electronic equipment I have ever owned. Its primary problem is that it requires a hard reset via holding the power button down for 10 seconds EVERY SINGLE TIME I want to watch TV. When I turn it on via the remote, it does not send anything to the TV before doing this hard reset. In addition, it randomly turns itself off in the middle of a TV show, movie or game. If I could return it for a refund I would. This is the last piece of yamaha electronics I will ever buy.

Music quality is great...movies sound great...lots of options to tailor to your needs...I watched some reviews on this AVR and it pushed out 140 watts per channel...two channels driven...when it comes to setting up...there is a guy on YT that goes through everything

Best Buy had competitive pricing but especially better availability for this item. Receiver has all updated features for current A/V system such as HDCP and HDMI. Integrates well with MusicCast. Only wish it had second HDMI output for Zone 2.

Needs an app for Bluetooth. It’s super easy to install and works great! We are using it for a in wall home stereo system, it works for that and also a tv setup.

A decent receiver with ONE BIG CATCH. It has 7 hdmi 2.1 ports but they are currently the same ports that are borked from 2020. Yamaha did say they will do a motherboard swap for all of these free of charge the autumn but what they didn’t say is that it won’t be the full fat 48gbps band hdmi 2.1, it will be half of that (https://www.flatpanelshd.com/news.php?subaction=showfull&id=1629971809). That won’t work for Xbox series x or pc gaming.

Love that my entire home entertainment system has been programmed through the Yamaha receiver; Great sound quality that simulates being in a movie theater; Replaced my Yahama receiver purchased back in 1995 and the advances in technology are amazing!

Very good product. It was very easy to install and it does just what I need it to do with good quietly sound for the price!

The sound is easily as good or better than anything out there in this price range and this level. Have tried several brands over quite a few years, but in the end I always end up back at Yamaha.

I bought this in “open box - excellent” condition and the remote didn’t work which was a bummer. Yamaha took care of it and within a week I had it up and running and hooooooooo baby does it sound so sweet.

So far this is working amazingly well with all the speakers I got for the surround sound system we are using the theater room. Best decision I have made can not wait to have friends and family over.

Decided to replace our older Yamaha receiver when we got our new LG OLED 65" TV. So glad we did! Sound is AMAZING!

This receiver is the best I’ve ever owned the sound is terrible and it even improved the picture quality

Wow I have been putting off an amp upgrade from my old Yamaha rxv1500. This makes my speakers sound even better and the atmos.is amazing.

streamlined with many good features and easy to operate

Like most folks, I really wanted to like this AVR--it had very positive reviews, and some industry "experts" praised it as being the best option in his price range. And while it produced amazing sound, the HDMI switching between video inputs was unbearably slow; often, it wouldn't even produce any video at all. It was frustrating to use my PS4, as the HDMI switching often just produced a blank screen. And the few times it was able to connect to the PS4 HDMI port, it would constantly ask me to reset the HDR parameters on the TV. I tested my older unit to make sure the TV isn't the issue (LG 90 series Nanocell), and the old Pioneer was quick and immediate with the HDMI switching. Ultimately, it became too frustrating and I took it back to BBY and picked up an Pioneer Elite--haven't looked back.