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YAMAHA RX-A6A AVENTAGE 9.2-Channel AV Receiver with MusicCast

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Arrives Jan 5 – Jan 9
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Features

  • HDMI with HDCP 2.3 and eARC (7 in / 3 out).Standby Power Consumption (IR only) : <0.4 W, App Control : Yes (iPhone / iPad / Android phone / tablet)
  • 4K60, 4K120AB (40gbps), 8K60AB (40gbps), HDR10plus and HDMI 2.1
  • Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, AirPlay 2 and Spotify Connect
  • Surround:AI and AURO-3D
  • Dolby Atmos with Dolby Atmos Height Virtualization and DTS:X with CINEMA DSP HD3
  • 3rd-party control driver-capable, easy IP set-up and remote IP control
  • Phono input

Description

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Brand: YAMAHA


Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, HDMI


Special Feature: Tidal


Compatible Devices: Speaker


Connector Type: HDMI


Audio Output Mode: Surround


Surround Sound Channel Configuration: 11.2


Video encoding: Hdr


Color: Black


Product Dimensions: 17.37 x 7.12 x 7.5 inches


Item Weight: 41.1 pounds


Item model number: RX-A6ABL


Batteries: 2 AAA batteries required.


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: May 19, 2021


Manufacturer: Yamaha


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    • Top notch! Top NOTCH.
All the new Yamaha controls confused me. I came from an Onkyo. Didn't take too long and found the sound I love 💪🎯👍so far really pleased.
Reviewed in the United States on October 3, 2024 by David Nierzwick
    • Great Upgrade from 7.1
No issues with this purchase. Upgraded system from 7.1 to 9.2 and what an awesome and big sound! Stayed with Yamaha so wiring up entertainment devices was a breeze. One item of note, if using a zone option, make sure you account for that channel in the setup. I currently have 9.2 speakers (with two woofers) that max out the setup so I no longer can pipe music outside (my old zone one). Not a big deal for me as I have another option in mind. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2023 by Sarge
    • Great performance
Excellent unit, in an instant I purchase this brand new RX A6A Yamaha from Amazon listed at an unbelievable 50% off. Thanks Amazon!
Reviewed in the United States on August 31, 2024 by Alex Chazanas
    • Great sound and functionality!
I bought this to replace an older Yamaha receiver that was a bit outdated. I had to wire the old one to workaround its limitations. I was kind of over it. So I purchased the RX A6A to replace it. I was looking for something that could produce Atmos signals without a workaround and could support 2 sub woofers; nowadays that's not hard to find. There's a catch with higher numbers of speakers, but I will get to that later. When I received the RX A6A I had done my prep work. I bought some height speakers for Atmos to go with my ceiling mounted overhead speakers and installed them on the front wall. The wiring was pretty simple. I lifted my old receiver and placed the new one underneath so all I had to do was switch the wires from the old to the new then connect the new speakers. With any new receiver connecting existing speakers isn't as big a deal as configuring them and getting the levels correct. The YPAO mic is extremely helpful. I was surprised to learn that the new receiver had an additional set of sound tests to determine height and angle of the main speakers. It took a little longer than the old receiver. I read somewhere that it was a good idea to measure with multiple listening positions. So instead of just one for me and one for my wife, I measured at 6 additional locations to create a "sweetspot". Word to the wise: do the extra measurements; it's worth it. If you're like me you will test out your new receiver with some good sounding movies. I've used several 4k movies that were encoded with Dolby Atmos. My first choice was the original Top Gun. Let me tell you, it sent chills down my back it sounded so good. Honestly, I've had this for a couple months now and I am still watching movies to push this thing to its limits. So far, everything has sounded great! The surround AI setting works great on older TV shows and movies. It places the sound perfectly in the room as if it was originally encoded for surround sound. I was impressed. There are few things I haven't been thrilled about. One of the reasons I bought this receiver is because it has plenty of 4k (8k) HDMI inputs. My TV supports 4k 120Hz refresh rate, but it is limited to 2 inputs; one of which is the EARC HDMI. My old receiver didn't support 120Hz. This left me with 1 HDMI port that I had to connect a switch box to in order to switch between my Xbox Series X and my PS5. It wasn't a huge deal, but it was another workaround. Out of the box, the new receiver does not support 120Hz. It requires a firmware update. No big deal. You have 2 options: download it directly to the receiver or download it manually to a thumdrive and update it using the drive. It would not download it directly. I have no idea why, but it would not allow me to download it. I couldn't find anything in the manual that would remedy the situation so I downloaded it to a thumbdrive. It took a couple of tries to get the right files extracted, but I eventually got it and was able to update the firmware. There has been another firmware update that downloaded automatically and installed perfectly. I guess it was just that initial update. The biggest complaint I have are issues with the Xbox Series X. There are handshake issues that makes it hit or miss whether the Xbox will work with the receiver each time you try to use it. It got so bad I finally had to use that one 120Hz 4k HDMI input on my TV and the sound runs from the TV to the receiver. There are some issues with the Xbox recognizing the Dolby Atmos capabilities with the TV and the receiver. I think that is more the Xbox than the receiver or the TV. The thing is, if I could connect the Xbox directly to the receiver, it wouldn't be an issue. Every once in a while the PS5 takes a while to connect to the receiver, but a little patience goes a long way. :-) It does work and it doesn't usually take THAT long to start working. The other thing I wasn't crazy about was having to use an external receiver to power the overhead Atmos speakers. I had an even older receiver than the one I was replacing that came in handy. It's also a Yamaha so it works pretty well. I was just really hoping to have everything running from the one receiver. I had to reprogram the old remote so it would only control the old receiver, but that was just a few setting changes. The one thing I haven't been able to figure out is how to use the trigger out on the new receiver to the trigger in on the old receiver. I bought a cable that was supposedly specifically made for this, but I haven't gotten the settings right to use this. Finally, I know this review is like a short story, but all in all, I really like this receiver. It's not cheap for someone like me, but I had had enough and wanted to make an upgrade. I finally took the plunge and it has been worth it. After the YPAO measurements, I have still made some tweaks to the levels to make it sound better in the room. If you decide to get this, or any receiver, you have to give it some time and get it to sound right in your particular room. Do yourself a favor and do some research on the best settings and techniques to get the most out of your receiver. If you're going spend this kind of money make sure you know what you're doing and how to get the best out of your new purchase. It's a lot of trial and error. I'm no expert, but I have been setting these up for close to 20 years now (I even installed them from time to time in other people's houses to make a little extra money). I hope this review helps. I would recommend this unit to anyone wanting premium sound for less than a premium price. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2024 by stve5150
    • HDMI Control Glitchy
I'm running the video through the unit, so it would be easier to switch between sources, as designed. Every single time I watch a Blu-ray video and switch back to the Xfinity input, the Xfinity box freezes. Now, I run the Xfinity to the TV and the audio through the Yamaha. Problem solved, but must now switch the TV and DVD inputs to watch the video and the Yamaha input to hear audio. I'll amend my review, once I'm able to take the time to explore other options and settings. For now, I do enjoy the sound, even 2-channel high-res audio, connected to my custom-built reference floor-standers. Eventually, I'll get a dedicated power amp for the mains/ 2 channel listening. ... show more
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    • Customer Support bad
Product good - How ever tech support terrable. I bought the A less than one year ago and I am trying to get net radio to work and it says not available. This product is less than 1 year old and still should be under warrenty. I call for product support and can never get answered - what is going on here ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 17, 2023 by JOSEPH BENDZINSK
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Awesome Yamaha receiver as always, this is my third in a row and no reason to go looking anywhere else. Superb sound quality and feature packed as always.
Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2023 by CHRISTOPHER A.
    • Everything one expects from Yamaha in the RX A6A
I've been using separates since the dark ages of stereo being introduced, Dolby with various surround fields, and Sound processors with multiple high power amps, teamed with a couple of Klipschorn and an array of other high efficient Klipsch. However this Yamaha RX A6A has joined in to create the latest in sound fields that are simply incredible to listen to. Just as fine as my Yamaha C7 grand piano. Well done Yamaha! ... show more
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