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Costco Members: Yamaha TSR-7850 7.2-Ch 4K UHD Receiver Expired
$400
$489.99
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Costco Wholesale has for their Members: Yamaha TSR-7850 7.2-Channel 4K UHD Network AV Receiver on sale for $399.99. Shipping is free. Thanks jupiterorlando
Note: must be a Costco Member to purchase deal to avoid the 5% non member surcharge. *If you are not a Costco member there is currently a deal running for a 1-Year Costco membership (more details)
Note: must be a Costco Member to purchase deal to avoid the 5% non member surcharge. *If you are not a Costco member there is currently a deal running for a 1-Year Costco membership (more details)
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Sale is valid through 12/23/18 or while supplies last.
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Edited November 25, 2018
at 01:10 PM
Costco is selling Yamaha TSR 7850 at $399 after a $90 coupon, this the club version RX-V685. This is a 1-day sale valid 11/22 only. Previous low at Costco was $439
https://www.costco.com/Yamaha-TSR...56240.htm
RX-V685 is selling at $549 at Amazon -> now $499.95
https://www.amazon.com/Yamaha-Aud...B07BZZCHG
Wirecutter has V-685 has their upcoming best receiver pick
https://thewirecutter.c
and at $429 via 3rd party at Newegg
https://www.newegg.com/Product/Pr...DG584B3797 OOS
https://www.costco.com/Yamaha-TSR...56240.htm
RX-V685 is selling at $549 at Amazon -> now $499.95
https://www.amazon.com/Yamaha-Aud...B07BZZCHG
Wirecutter has V-685 has their upcoming best receiver pick
https://thewirecutter.c
and at $429 via 3rd party at Newegg
https://www.newegg.com/Product/Pr...DG584B3797 OOS
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Last Edited by mcleo19
November 24, 2018
at
01:15 PM
In terms of specs, this model is most similar to the RX-A780, not the RX-V685.
The differences that I can see between the TSR-7850 and the RX-A780 are as follows:
7850 does not have a middle foot
7850 has a 2-year versus a 3-year warranty
7850 has a fixed power cord versus a removable one in the RX-A780
Note some who have purchased the 7850 report that the 7850 does indeed have a detachable power cord. This is in contrast to the image of the rear panel on the Yamaha website.
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The differences that I can see between the TSR-7850 and the RX-A780 are as follows:
7850 does not have a middle foot
7850 has a 2-year versus a 3-year warranty
7850 has a fixed power cord versus a removable one in the RX-A780
Note some who have purchased the 7850 report that the 7850 does indeed have a detachable power cord. This is in contrast to the image of the rear panel on the Yamaha website.
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Soundbars usually have less HDMI inputs than a receiver. If you need more inputs, you may need an HDMI switcher, which will give you extra HDMI inputs.
Or, if your TV is newer, it usually has a function called ARC. This basically makes the HDMI connection between your TV and soundbar (soundbar needs to have ARC as well, which most soundbars do) two way. So your TV can feed sound to the soundbar through the HDMI connection while the soundbar feeds video to the TV through the same HDMI connection.
For example, in my living room, I have an LG SK9Y soundbar. The soundbar has two HDMI inputs. For input 2, I have my TV connected to my soundbar. For input 1, I have my 4k blu-ray player connected to the soundbar.
I have my apple 4K tv player, TIVO, and nintendo Wii connected to my TV.
When I watch tv using my apple 4K TV player, TIVO, or Wii, the soundbar is on Input 2. So the TV is feeding sound to the soundbar.
When I watch TV using my 4K blu-ray player, the soundbar is on Input 1. So the soundbar is feeding video to the TV since the 4K Blu-Ray player is feeding sound directly to the soundbar.
Please be aware that if you are feeding sound from the TV to the soundbar, it usually is compressed sound, so it may not be able to play Atmos.
For example, my TV is feeding sound from my Apple 4K TV to the soundbar. So I can't get Atmos sound. I would have to plug my Apple 4K TV to the HDMI 1 input of my soundbar and have the soundbar feed the video to my TV. That way I get Atmos sound since the Apple TV is feeding sound directly to the soundbar.
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from the limited pictures on Costco I am guessing this can any of you correct me?
5 rear hdmi inputs (only 3 are HDR? )
No preamps out except for subs?
Zone 2 is line out for analog only and not digital content.
TIA
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685 has slightly lower THD (harmonic dissonance)
685 has alexa support for changing volume etc (You can do this for 683 via Harmony skill if you have it)
Can't see any other major differences
from the limited pictures on Costco I am guessing this can any of you correct me?
5 rear hdmi inputs (only 3 are HDR? )
No preamps out except for subs?
Zone 2 is line out for analog only and not digital content.
TIA
The other points look to be correct to me, apologies I'm not looking for those features myself so I didn't look in detail