Yamaha sticks to receiver-front where a lot of buttons rise
The printed user manual is absent
peculiarity it was hard to press the buttons
problems with remote control and the screensaver absence
their front face is divided into two sections
There is no presence of a backlight on the new remote
central functions only with a single row of tiny circular buttons
Many users have also lost the front HDMI input
Zone 2 multi-room function can only be achieved with Yamaha products
the audio input-output ports can be overwhelming
Setup was a little difficult
direct buttons for the input options
omission of the front HDMI port
its too small for most people to understand
lost the front HDMI input
unfortunately lacks in connectivity options
The receiver is not supporting 4 ohms speakers
DCAC requires only one measurement
the obscure multichannel FLAC and ALAC files do not play
AUX mini-jack input and a USB port
does not require a flashlight and a magnifying glass
clip they will overheat
their 10% THD ratings and other corner cutting measures
lacks the line-level rear-height outputs
No actual measurements or frequency response graphs
quality Yamaha surround sound receiver
the wiring is probably flawed
The videos are choppy and the surround sound effects are terrible
the sound is too distorted and sounds are mixed up
no built-in tape deck or CD player
pretty sparse on the analog side of things
it only has seven amp channels
Sony has not introduced new receivers since 2017
the channel counting gets a little more complicated
receiver lacks Wi-Fi and integrated music streaming options
lacks Dolby Atmos height Virilization and DTS
receiver Yamaha changed drastically in its 2018 release
HDR 10 ++ and is not IMAX enhanced
Lacks front HDMI
lower sound is not caused by the receiver itself
no LED lights to brighten up the remote in a dark room
high-quality loudspeaker terminals
the music was pushed too much into the background