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Posted at 3:08 PM on Saturday 07/4/09 by
Ben
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Newegg has the Yamaha RX-V465 5.1-Channel Digital Home Theater Receiver for $330 with free shipping. Free Yamaha iPod dock.
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    Fattrain - Posted 3:36 pm PDT 07/4/09 (18 Posts)  Report Spam

    No deal here.... 565 goes on sale for same price all the time (I Got one last time)

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    raripple - Posted 5:05 pm PDT 07/4/09 (29 Posts)  Report Spam

    #1, What do you think of the 565? I'm finally thinking about replacing my old Yamaha A-760/T-760 separates from the early 80's. Yamaha was good stuff in the early 80's, not sure how they rank today...

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    raripple - Posted 5:09 pm PDT 07/4/09 (29 Posts)  Report Spam

    BTW...the RX-V565 is now $299 w/free shipping at Newegg (without the free iPod dock).

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    goldenboyfx - Posted 6:44 pm PDT 07/4/09 (1343 Posts)  Report Spam

    But then the 465 is listed on Bensbargains so it MUST be a deal, right? Wink

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    Fattrain - Posted 12:35 am PDT 07/5/09 (18 Posts)  Report Spam

    LOL #2/#3 -

    I LOVE IT! Absolutely great up-converting, great set-up menu, and you can even name each input (upper and lowercase letters) EXACTLY what you want it to say!

    Mine is set

    ComcastHD
    Xbox 360
    Sony PS3
    WD-HD Box

    Zero - Complaints here my brutha!

    ~Train

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    point - Posted 4:47 am PDT 07/5/09 (112 Posts)  Report Spam

    Same price at Best Buy + tax in store.

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    blayne - Posted 8:51 am PDT 07/5/09 (220 Posts)  Report Spam

    Yamaha is stil quality; they're not associated with Klipsch/Denon/Onkyo etc most of the time, but I'm not sure if that's fair or not.

    But brand aside, with Blu-Ray market share gaining and the eventual takeover from DVD, I question why anyone would buy a 5.1 receiver. Most people hold on to receivers for a long time, so why not buy 7.1 now, so you're blu-ray ready, even if you won't use the extra two channels yet? $330 for a receiver that will be obsolete soon seems like not that great of a deal.

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    Dawgfan1 - Posted 4:27 am PDT 07/6/09 (227 Posts)  Report Spam

    "I question why anyone would buy a 5.1 receiver."

    A 5.1 system saves money and there is really no 7.1 movie that has wowed me yet. A 5.1 encoded movie sounds about 98% as good as a 7.1 encoded movie. Used the extra money on a second sub. You can never have too much bass. Will future 7.1 encoded movies be better? Who knows.

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    rdcollns - Posted 11:32 am PDT 07/6/09 (956 Posts)  Report Spam

    Depending on your room, 5.1 can be equal to 1 If you know what house you'll be living in for the next 10 years, why pay for 7.1 if you know your room doesn't really have a good way to setup 7 speakers?

    Yamaha is way better than Onkyo IMHO. Onkyo's sound just seems very thin to me, it doesn't have the raw power, and sounds aweful at loud volumes. I only have the TX-SR603X, but the Pro Logic Kenwood receiver I had way back when and a pair of high end Sony (not ES, but decent) far outperformed this Onkyo, and I have never been impressed by any of the higher level models either. I have owned other high end models (Denon, HK) and they do live up to their reputations as does Yamaha.

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    armagendim - Posted 1:30 pm PST 01/21/10 (172 Posts)  Report Spam

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