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Yamaha RX-V581BL 7.2-Channel A/V Home Theater Receiver EXPIRED
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Best Buy.com has Yamaha RX-V581BL 7.2-Channel A/V Home Theater Receiver on clearance for $274.99. Shipping is free. Thanks Dagg
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- Yamaha RX-V581BL 7.2-Channel A/V Home Theater Reciever
- AM/FM Antennas
- YPAO Microphone
- Remote Control w/ Batteries
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This home theater receiver features 1015W power w/ enable wireless syncing w/ a variety of Bluetooth devices, 4K network ready device. - Discombobulated
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The Yamaha RX-V581 is on closeout at Best Buy for a great price at $274.99, and open box is $230.99. The V581 is well reviewed and a solemn performer, with lots of fans on AVS forums.
The Yamaha RX-V581 is on closeout at Best Buy for a great price at $274.99, and open box is $230.99. The V581 is well reviewed and a solemn performer, with lots of fans on AVS forums.
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For the life of me, I can't get the lip sync issues resolved with xbox one hdmi hoooked to tv then tv hooked to receiver through either hdmi-cec or optical. Only way I've gotten it to work is bypassing tv audio using optical from xbox to receiver.
I've also used an optical input to bypass sound cutting out issues on PS4 on a different system.
For those reasons, I usually like at least 2 optical inputs on my receivers. Maybe this helps someone, maybe i'm just dumb, lol
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For the life of me, I can't get the lip sync issues resolved with xbox one hdmi hoooked to tv then tv hooked to receiver through either hdmi-cec or optical. Only way I've gotten it to work is bypassing tv audio using optical from xbox to receiver.
I've also used an optical input to bypass sound cutting out issues on PS4 on a different system.
For those reasons, I usually like at least 2 optical inputs on my receivers. Maybe this helps someone, maybe i'm just dumb, lol
how does this compare to RX-A660BL which was recently $300 and have been waiting to come back... this seems to tick same boxes but A660 is an aventage model which is a better model?