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Yamaha RX-V2400 A/V Receiver Review

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by Gene DellaSala — last modified December 07, 2003 19:00
Yamaha RX-V2400 A/V Receiver Review

Summary

  • Product Name: RX-V2400 A/V Receiver
  • Manufacturer: Yamaha
  • Performance Rating: StarStarStarStarhalf-star
  • Value Rating: StarStarStarStarhalf-star
  • Review Date: December 07, 2003
  • MSRP: $999

Pros

  • Excellent Sound For All Operational Modes
  • Component Video Up Conversion.
  • Uncommon Value
  • Nifty Auto Set-Up & Room Correction

Cons

  • Potentially Inaccurate Auto Set-Up
  • No Sub Out In 2CH Direct Mode

Introduction

It wasn't too long ago that I got my start in home theater with a Yamaha mid line receiver known as the RXV-992. Compared to the new RX-V2400, the RXV-992 offered less power, only five channels of amplification, no DTS, no PLII, no component video switching, and no room correction or auto set-up features, yet both carried the same retail price of $999. At the time, the RXV-992 receiver was an excellent value as few, if any, in its price class packed all of its features and performance. That was then and this is now.
  1. RX-V2400 Features
  2. RX-V2400 Setup
  3. RX-V2400 YPAO Automatic EQ
  4. RX-V2400 Level Check
  5. RX-V2400 Multi-channel Audio
  6. RX-V2400 Conclusion and Summary
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