Yamaha RX-V571BL 7.1-Channel AV Receiver (OLD VERSION)
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #37237 in Speakers
- Color: Black
- Brand: Yamaha
- Model: RX-V571BL
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 6.00" h x
17.13" w x
14.25" l,
18.30 pounds
Features
- 7 - channel surround sound
- Front Panel USB
- HD Audio format decoding
- Burr-Brown DAC's for all channels
- Analog and HDMI video upscaling to full 1080p
Product Description
7.1 - channel AV Receiver ready for the 3D era with 6 in / 1 out HDMI, front panel USB Digital Connection for iPod and iPhone, front panel HDMI connection for camcorders and digital cameras, HD Audio decoding with CINEMA DSP 3D, YPAO and SCENE functions.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
37 of 38 people found the following review helpful.
By Ultima Gaina
I have upgraded an older AVR 235 Harman Kardon receiver who gave-up on me after a long struggle with regular interruptions. Even after sending it for repairs during the warranty, it came back with the same issue. Anyway, I grew tired of smashing it :) so, in a way, I'm happy it permanently stopped working.Now, I'm pleasantly surprised with the quality with this Yamaha receiver and with the technological advancements. Most probably HK made similar progress as well, but I was reluctant to buy another Harman Kardon after the problems I had with the previous one.The big surprise came after setting up the system using the YPAO microphone. I couldn't understand why my very large front Infinity speakers were always set to small, while the smaller surround speakers were set to large.Several attempts and a lot of attention paid to the sweep sounds generated during the test, made me realize that one of my front speakers had poor bass. After a careful analysis, I discovered that one of the metal blades connecting the bi-wiring connectors went missing! I understand now why I had hard time equalizing the response of the old receiver, despite using special tools for it! Thanks to this new simple but thorough set-up system, the quality of my sound is dramatically improved. I just ordered additional speaker cables to make full use of the nice bi-amp feature of the new Yamaha. This feature is almost hidden and I wonder why it is not advertised in the specs. 5.1 with bi-amp might be better than 7.1.Another nice upgrade is the perfect sync between the TV and the receiver, they talk to each other well, being able to turn them both on-off from the TV remote, or make use of the HDMI bypass feature if only the receiver is switched off. Same thing goes when using the bluray player, all units are turned on when the BD button is pressed and all units are switched off when switching the TV off. The volume can be adjusted from all the remotes and it switches automatically from the receiver to the internal TV speakers when the receiver is off.I also like the way the my old classic iPod interface works. The TV screen shows the song names, etc with album art while the info button on the remote allows the titles to be shown on the receiver's display. It is great to be able to have 80gigs of high quality music without switching CDs. I'm emphasizing this because there are only a few streaming devices out-there able to play lossless files (ie. my new Sony bluray streams only the lossy mp3s). Too bad the USB port is on the front panel, I would have preferred that white USB cable to be hiddenSpeaking about high-quality lossless audio, another upgrade for me is the possibility to decode the Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master Audio. I have a few BD concerts and this option brings them a second life.I have also tested the up-scaling and the video component input forwarding to the HDMI output. It worked well. However, HDMI to HDMI is the ideal solution and I think I noticed a quality improvement when I connected the cable box with a second HDMI cable.The "universal" remote control is decent, I mapped all my other remotes to it. While I can use it alone for the most frequent actions, I found myself missing some buttons from time to time (like the audio/subtitle buttons from the bluray and a few other navigation buttons from the Comcast remote).Summarizing, the first contact is positive.Update: On a few occasions, after switching to the iPod interface, I couldn't move beyond the "Loading" message. The solution was to unplug-plug the iPod (or even to reboot it). So I have to get up from my couch, from time to time, after all :)
18 of 20 people found the following review helpful.
By Eric Stuckey
This is my first Yamaha anything and I have to say it does not disappoint.Replacing a Denon 2309ci, The V571 is a joy to listen to music wise with a much better sound using Yamaha's YPAO music enhancement over Audisey in my opinion.The video performance through HDMI is stellar with notable better colors from Blu Ray then my old Denon.I am a fan of Yamaha from this point on.For the price,you wont regret this receiver for your medium size HT.
9 of 9 people found the following review helpful.
By Dr. Space
This replaced a Onkyo TX SR604 that barely lasted 4 years before - one-by-one - the channels for it's various inputs burned out.I've bought Onkyo receivers for years and - until now - loved them. I've never seen heat issues like the last couple.It was time for a change.I have friends that swear by Yamaha (and they make amazing keyboards).EXPECTATIONS:I tend to buy middle-of-the-road receivers.I've heard the 2K+ receivers and they are breath-taking.The sound. The features.I'm a lazy audiophile.I set-up my system. Dial it in. Then let it the Hell alone.I only buy what I need and the mid-range receivers I buy drive my man-cave exactly to my specifications.I mostly watch movies and sports, but I'll crank up music when I'm reading or doing chores etc.This is a mid-range unit that's very feature-rich for the price.I opted not to get a networked receiver as my ROKU makes an excellent interface to my desired content.And frankly, even more amazing devices like the new Nexus Q can be added at any time without locking me into the limitations of today's receivers.SETUPI knew I had a winner right out of the box.For one thing, it was the lightest receiver I'd ever handled.Probably due to newer materials etc, but I would assume it also comes from an extremely well thought-out design.Basic black case. Well-made - as expected. Front panel is well-lit and easy to read when on.I'm still getting used to the controls and the "scene" function, but they seem to be very well thought-out.All the inputs were clearly marked and I love all the HDMI connections.After being powered up for a couple of hours I could comfortably put my hand on the top of it.No major hot-spots. The heat appears to be evenly distributed and not much of it.Menus are stupidly simple and clear. You can do as much or as little as you like to dial your system in.I chose to let it run for a few days at factory presets before I started tweaking.One complaint:PRINTING HAS BEEN WITH US SINCE GUTENBURG INVENTED THE PRINTING PRESS IN 1440!ROM MANUALS ARE AN ANNOYING WASTE OF YOUR CUSTOMER'S TIME!YAMAHA, PRINT THE DAMNED MANUAL!(steps down off of soapbox)SOUND:The Sound of the Yamaha simply blows away my old Onkyo.I realize it has a bit more power, but we all know some poor fool who bought a "powerful" receiver without reading about (or knowing about) distortion.The Yamaha has a much richer - more natural sound than anything I've owned - including a couple of Vac-tube Pioneers.Changing from "movie" to "music" and all the variations in between is just dazzling.I realize now that some of the jazz I listen to sounded like it was being played underwater on my old rig.I can close my eyes and hear the brass horns as if I had the band in the room with me now.I have a 5.1 Surround system employing Cambridge Soundworks speakers and I can honestly say I feel like they've been wasted on the previous receivers.The best part? I haven't even used the included microphone to dial in the sound for my man-cave.I'll be doing that later today when I finalize some of the inputs for the kids (Wii/Xbox).VIDEO:Played my BluRay Aliens through it to compare the DISH signal of the same movie currently playing.There is a lot of contrast so it seemed like a good place to start.The upscaling was amazing!The BluRay was perfect (per usual) but the DISH signal has always been a mixed bag.Some shows are perfect HD - some....not so much.Wow. Just...wow!The picture was crisp and flawless.I'll probably revisit the review after a few weeks to talk about tuning the system and the "scene" function, but so far I think I've found may favorite receiver.(Now excuse me while I go print out my own manual)
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