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Yamaha RX-V681 review

Posted on February 8, 2017August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

If you’re upgrading your home theater, what’s your main reason for doing so? Is it to run that new set of power-hungry speakers you bought? Or is it to keep up with the some of the latest audio and video standards?

The Yamaha RX-V681 can help with both. It supports Dolby Atmos and HDR, two of the latest home-theater standards, and has a number of other goodies including Yamaha’s MusicCast multiroom system, six HDMI ports and Bluetooth. It also has plenty of power and excellent overall sound.

With all of the tools in its arsenal, the Yamaha RX-V681 offers some compelling reasons to upgrade, especially compared to cheaper models in the company’s range. It’s available now in the US for $600, in the UK for £500 or AU$1,300 in Australia.
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