The full-fledged launch of a new format of Ultra HD Blu-ray optical discs forced movie theater manufacturers to urgently attend to the implementation of the necessary technologies in their models. Yamaha implements such support even in the budget segment of AV receivers. Today we will get to know one of these devices in more detail. Meet Yamaha RX-V481BL review where you can find all the needed Yamaha RX-V481BL specs for you.
Yamaha's RX-V481 is a 5.1-channel AV receiver that offers music playback throughout the house through support for MusicCast technology. The model is equipped with an HDMI interface with support for 4K60p (4: 4: 4), HDCP2.2, HDR and BT.2020 resolution for high-quality video playback and has an acoustic output to zone B (Speaker Zone B). Its nominal power is 115 W (6 ohms). The RX-V481 has the latest Bluetooth technology to enhance the convenience of wireless audio transmission. You can stream music from the RX-V481 via Bluetooth to audio systems or headphones for personal listening.
There are many buttons. While other companies strive to succinctly shape the front panels of their AV receivers, leaving them with a minimum of controls, the RX-V481 resembles the cockpit of an airplane. As a result, the appearance of the AV receiver is not as neat as its competitors, but the most popular buttons are conveniently located. Anti-vibration radiators are used to absorb vibration from transistors and sound from speakers. In order to further eliminate noise, some models have isolated power supplies for DACs. The design and circuitry of these AV-receivers is focused exclusively on the highest possible sound quality.
Among the connection capabilities, the number of HDMI inputs was reduced to 4, but there is support of 4K and HDR video is provided here.
The screen graphics of the receiver over the past year have been slightly improved and are now made with High Definition resolution, unlike previous versions in 480p. Using it does not cause difficulties for anyone who is at least a little familiar with AV-receivers.