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Yamaha RX-V1 Receiver First Look

by Gene DellaSala last modified February 18, 2007
Yamaha RX-V1 Receiver

Yamaha RX-V1 Receiver

The Yamaha RX-V1 is the successor to the infamous and highly regarded DSP A1.

Listed below are the new and improved features over the DSP A1:

  1. Dolby & DTS EX (matrixed rear center with power amp)
  2. RS-232 Interface
  3. Enhanced DSP modes
  4. Integrated Tuner
  5. Component Video Switching
  6. Improved Remote
  7. Improved DAC's on all Channels (Burr-Brown 96KHz/24bit)
  8. More Robust Power Supply

While incorporating many of the same features of the DSP A1 as listed below:

  1. High quality wide bandwidth amplifiers (110 watts / channel @ 20Hz-20KHz .015% THD, 8 ohms)
  2. Low Impedance Drive Capability
  3. 7 Channel DSP processing
  4. Superb Bass Management
  5. Dolby Spec A Standardized

Below is a picture of the internal layout and components in the new RX-V1:

Yamaha RX-V1 internals

As you can see the RX-V1 means business with its massive 20lbs high current power transformer and large heat sink area for the discrete output devices.

The RX-V1 uses some of the best internal components, including high voltage, low ESR Audiophile grade capacitors on the power supply section as illustrated below.

Yamaha RX-V1 caps

With a copper plated bottom cover and shielded chassis, you can be assured that the RX-V1 will be free of power supply hum and external noise interference, leaving the listener with the cleanest and most noise free audio quality available today in a single box chassis.

Yamaha RX-V1 transistors

For more information, please visit www.yamaha.com/yec.

by Gene DellaSala last modified February 18, 2007
 
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