Yamaha RX-V775WA RX-V

92% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

“There may be said to be two classes of people in the world; those who constantly divide the people of the world into two classes, and those who do not.” Robert Benchley’s Law of Distinction might also apply to audio/video receivers as they vie for the...

The Yamaha RX-V775WA is a great 7.2-channel network receiver that fulfills the promises listed on its spec sheet and hits the sonic mark accurately. If I were looking for a one-box AV solution, I would definitely purchase this receiver. With its...

- Great audio quality - Easy setup / calibration - Tons of features / inputs - Lots of updates and services available

- Died on me with the flashing standby light from protection circuitry being triggered. Not sure what triggered it, as the only thing being moved at the time was a fiber optic cable unplugged. - Cannot turn off said protection circuitry without taking...

Works sometimes

HDMI connections become loose, Does not have updated HDMI and will not work with modern 4k equipment without issues (sound)

Two eggs cause the unit overall is great for the basic home theater. Plays great. Good GUI as needed

When paired with a brand new sony 65" 4K tv and the Sony 4K media player, that's where the problems arise. To watch the 4k content from the media player with no loss, the media player needs to run an hdmi straight to the tv's hdmi input 4 for video....

Two eggs cause the unit overall is great for the basic home theater. Plays great. Good GUI as needed.

When paired with a brand new sony 65" 4K tv and the Sony 4K media player, that's where the problems arise. To watch the 4k content from the media player with no loss, the media player needs to run an hdmi straight to the tv's hdmi input 4 for video....

YPAO set up, Zone 2 separate program capability, power pass through, Android A/V controller app, will call pickup

No printed manual, tiny/confusing remote buttons, wonky remote button component assignment, dual banana plug not compatible. Net radio UI awkward. 1000 channels but limited genres

YPAO set up, Zone 2 separate program capability, power pass through, Android A/V controller app, will call pickup.

No printed manual, tiny/confusing remote buttons, wonky remote button component assignment, dual banana plug not compatible. Net radio UI awkward. 1000 channels but limited genres.

YPAO set up, Zone 2 separate program capability, power pass through, Android A/V controller app, will call pickup

No printed manual, tiny/confusing remote buttons, wonky remote button component assignment, dual banana plug not compatible. Net radio UI awkward. 1000 channels but limited genres

Network capability is great. The android app and web control feature are nice. For home automation, there is an Eventghost plugin on Github that works with this receiver. I use this receiver mainly through Zone 2 for whole house audio distribution.

Not much. You have to remember that hitting the Power Button does not shut off the Zone 2 amplifier, but that is nitpicking.