Yamaha RX-V377 5.1-Channel A/V Home Theater Receiver

Yamaha RX-V377 5.1-Channel A/V Home Theater Receiver..

Special Price Yamaha RX-V377 5.1-Channel A/V Home Theater Receiver By Yamaha

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11 of 12 people found the following review helpful.
Another quality A/V Receiver from Yamaha
By Matt
I have used Yamaha A/V receivers since high school in early 2000, and this will be my third unit. I haven't had any issues with prior receivers, but upgraded for the extra features. The V377 is an excellent upgrade that added Dolby TrueHD, DTS-HD and YPIO automatic speaker calibration to my A/V setup.

I highly recommend this receiver for its combination of a low price point while including all the necessary features for an excellent home theater.

4 of 4 people found the following review helpful.
Great Product Easy Set Up
By Eugene
I haven't purchased a receiver in some time and noticed the V377 was the same price as the V375... so why not, right? Comes with the surround sound via front speakers which was pretty ideal considering that's how I was going to utilize the speakers. It sounds great, easy to set up and seamlessly transitions from input to input. I bought this along with Energy Energy 5.1 Take Classic Home Theater System (Set of Six, Black) (Set of Six, Black) and I really can't be happier.

Only thing that was annoying between the speakers and the Receiver is the sub woofer input. On the receiver it only has one slot for an RCA cable, the speakers however have left and right. Just needed to buy a RCA cable splitter ($4) and problem was fixed.

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
Will make your ears smile
By David J. Machulak
This unit came on market 3/4/14. I received it 4/1/14, to replace a very good Yamaha RX 397. The initial setup with the YPAO microphone is fast & easy. The (3) menus displayed on your TV are easy to read. The Yamaha display is bright & blue; some large letters, some small. I connected a satellite receiver & Sony BluRay via HDMI, and an Onkyo CD player via digital coax. The first sound out of the box is very good. You'll want to tweak the sound to your tastes, and many, many adjustments can be made. It takes a little time to learn the menus and adjustments, but 95% of them make sense. The owners manual (85 pages) is a CD-ROM; I prefer paper. This unit has five 100watt amps. It has plenty of power for my room size, which is 12' by 20'. Volume level is 0 - 97, and 60 is usually loud. The sound is clear and strong and musical, with good definition and depth. Yamaha's "natural sound" is a good thing. Yamaha uses quality parts to produce "clean" sound. It has discrete amp configuration, found in higher-end receiver's, for high sound quality. FM radio reception is good. Considered an entry level receiver, but it suits my needs well. The feature list is long. Good value for the money. The unit looks very cool. I think Yamaha has a winner here.

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