There are no fewer problems with the development of mainstream technology now than when creating high-class home theaters, and we will consider the subtleties of their solution using an excellent example - the new Yamaha RX-V485 receiver. As well in this Yamaha RX-V485 review you’ll see all the necessary Yamaha RX-V485 specs.
So, the main “combat capabilities” of the Yamaha RX-V485 AV receiver are as follows. With a weight of 7.8 kg and a 5.1-channel amplifier on board, it can provide power when loading one channel at 165 W (at 8 Ohms) or 115 W (6 Ohms). With the simultaneous operation of two channels, the power will be 2 x 80 W (6 Ohms). The device, judging by the specifications, will cope not only with movie tracks, but will also be able to demonstrate decent Hi-Fi sound in stereo. One of the most important distinguishing features of the Yamaha RX-V485 is the updated CINEMA DSP 3D processor.
Yamaha RX-V485 has the usual design for this class of equipment. This is a black box of standard sizes, on the front panel of which there are handles and buttons for controlling basic functions. Here you can note the presence of direct input selection buttons, which are much more convenient to use than the selector knob.
The Yamaha RX-V485 is equipped with only four HDMI inputs and one output. This means that if in the future the number of signal sources with such an interface in your home theater increases up to five, an additional external HDMI-selector will be required. In addition, the Yamaha RX-V485 has a 5.1 configuration, that is, there are no Dolby Atmos or DTS: X surround decoders. If you need them, then choose the model RX-V585 or RX-V685. These devices also have a large number of inputs and a higher output power.
Yamaha RX-V485 AV Receiver does not cause any problems with connection and setup. The operation of the on-screen menus is impeccably ergonomic, and the operation of the YPAO module traditionally causes applause.