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Нагин Денис
18.02.2016
10/10
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- + качество, мощность.
- - из недостатков можно отметить только то, что аппарат относительно старой модели в...
OS Serg
04.02.2013
10/10
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- + Неприхотливый, мощный, качественный
- - не обнаружил
Использую около 6 лет. Колонки фронт- Monitor Audio Bronze B6, центр- Yamaha 444, тылы- Yamaha...
07.07.2014
10/10
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This is the same control that shipped with the receiver. Can't ask for much more than that. Several buttons on the original control had become marginally functional. The new one is working fine. No setup or programming is required.
16.02.2014
10/10
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Amazon delivered this remote right in time and in perfect condition.
When I research for the model I found it rapidly and easy.
I will recommend this product to anyone with the yamaha receiver that has drop their control so many time like I have! lol
When I research for the model I found it rapidly and easy.
I will recommend this product to anyone with the yamaha receiver that has drop their control so many time like I have! lol
23.11.2013
8/10
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Хорошо
Sounds great. Has worked very well thus far. Had some damage in the front panel but cant complain with the sound it produces.
16.02.2013
10/10
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I bought this receiver about 5 years ago and still sounds awesome. I knew ahead of time it didn't have any HDMI. The main reason I purchased it was that it delivers 100w/ch x 7ch. I paired this receiver with an Infinity TSS-1100 surround sound 5.1 speaker system. I added 2 extra speakers to make it 7.1 and real glad I did. I only have 2 components hooked up to this receiver. My Directv HD DVR and a Samsung Blu Ray DVD. Both are hooked up with Digital Tos-Link Cables. The sound is stunning!!!
01.09.2009
10/10
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I wanted an upgrade from my old Yamaha 595a that was rated at a modest 75wpc. I wanted more power and 7.1. What an upgrade it is. What sold me on this model is the review at [...]. The power rating of 100wpc on this unit is indeed underrated. One of the most underrated amps of all time I'd say. It Kicks major pooper. Absolutely Love everything about this reciever but the power most of all. I have no desire to run HDMI over my tradition component video cables so the lack of HDMI was not an issue for me. I love the assignable inputs and the YPAO works quite well. It gives you a good starting base curve to do manual tweaking. I paid $250 and would have paid twice that for the power, even used. Absolutely LOVE it. The remote is great. I read reviews that people hate the remote and I cant see why, I like it fine. The power supply is amply adequate. The display would be my only gripe. I wish it was a tad bit bigger and better laid out, but u get used to it quickly. This receiver has met and exceeded all of my expectations. Would recommend it all day long to anyone as the best bang for the buck receiver you can buy period!
17.10.2007
10/10
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What can I say, it's got that great Yamaha sound!
I bought this receiver to replace an Integra DTR-7.2 with a malfunctioning DSP. I owned a Yamaha receiver before that and I decided to go with Yamaha again. What a difference! The first song I played sounded so fantastic, I couldn't believe what I'd been missing. I paid twice as much for the Integra and this receiver sounds much, much better!
It's got all the bells and whistles you could ask for except HDMI. The YPAO microphone setup is unbelievably slick. If you've ever calibrated a surround-sound setup using a SPL meter and a calibration disk, you know it's tedious. YPAO figures out which speakers are connected, whether they're in phase, how far from the listening position they are, and how loud they are. It's fantastic. The speaker connections take standard double-banana plug connectors, which makes hookup a snap.
The receiver also has decent on-screen displays, although I find that switching them on and off sometimes causes my projector to resync the video signal, which results in a momentary blackout. This might be my projector's fault. I don't have any HD video sources so I can't comment on the quality of the component video switching.
You can reassign all of the digital inputs, and re-label any of the input names. The input selection is done via a knob instead of rows of buttons. This is much better because there are so many inputs on a modern receiver that the buttons (and the text labeling them) are unusably small. DSP program is also selected with a knob. (Of course, on the remote you still have rows of small buttons.)
And yeah, the instructions are dense, but eventually it all comes together.
I know it's tempting to buy amplifiers just based on specs, but I've listened to and owned quite a few different amps and receivers in my lifetime and there's a definite brand-to-brand difference in sound. My favorite sound is from Carver, but who can afford any of their recent stuff? My next favorite is Yamaha. The Integra I replaced with this unit didn't sound nearly as good. Sony amps are abysmal, unless you like your music bright on the verge of tinny. I think that Kenwood and Pioneer are somewhere in the Integra neighborhood.
Anyway, at this price, the musical quality of this unit can't be beat.
I bought this receiver to replace an Integra DTR-7.2 with a malfunctioning DSP. I owned a Yamaha receiver before that and I decided to go with Yamaha again. What a difference! The first song I played sounded so fantastic, I couldn't believe what I'd been missing. I paid twice as much for the Integra and this receiver sounds much, much better!
It's got all the bells and whistles you could ask for except HDMI. The YPAO microphone setup is unbelievably slick. If you've ever calibrated a surround-sound setup using a SPL meter and a calibration disk, you know it's tedious. YPAO figures out which speakers are connected, whether they're in phase, how far from the listening position they are, and how loud they are. It's fantastic. The speaker connections take standard double-banana plug connectors, which makes hookup a snap.
The receiver also has decent on-screen displays, although I find that switching them on and off sometimes causes my projector to resync the video signal, which results in a momentary blackout. This might be my projector's fault. I don't have any HD video sources so I can't comment on the quality of the component video switching.
You can reassign all of the digital inputs, and re-label any of the input names. The input selection is done via a knob instead of rows of buttons. This is much better because there are so many inputs on a modern receiver that the buttons (and the text labeling them) are unusably small. DSP program is also selected with a knob. (Of course, on the remote you still have rows of small buttons.)
And yeah, the instructions are dense, but eventually it all comes together.
I know it's tempting to buy amplifiers just based on specs, but I've listened to and owned quite a few different amps and receivers in my lifetime and there's a definite brand-to-brand difference in sound. My favorite sound is from Carver, but who can afford any of their recent stuff? My next favorite is Yamaha. The Integra I replaced with this unit didn't sound nearly as good. Sony amps are abysmal, unless you like your music bright on the verge of tinny. I think that Kenwood and Pioneer are somewhere in the Integra neighborhood.
Anyway, at this price, the musical quality of this unit can't be beat.
01.04.2008
8/10
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Хорошо
Yamaha RX-V659BL 7.1 Channel Digital Home Theater Receiver (Black)
A very good Audio/Video Receiver/Amplifier. The Sound Field Program capability coupled with the Optimizer Microphone allows for very unique sound effects and setting the stereo center for any point in a room. It will compensate for mis-matched speaker systems and can also emulate 7.1 surround sound with only two speakers.
Lacks a traditional graphic equalizer and the tone controls are limited to Bass and Treble only. The built in "equalizer" has three modes: off, parametric equalizer, and center graphic equalizer. Off is straight forward, no equalization; Parametric Equalizer is used with the Optimizer Microphone to shape the room and set the Sound Field; and Center Graphic Equalizer is used to balance the sound from the center speaker with that of the front left and right speakers.
Hooking up an external graphic equalizer requires some creativity, as this Yamaha amplifier also lacks pre-amp (or equalizer) In/Out jacks. I connected the amplifier's Zone 2 output to my equalizer's input and the equalizer's output to the amplifier's "front" multi-channel inputs. Then I listen to Zone 2, with Multi-Channel Input enabled, for equalizer effects.
A very good Audio/Video Receiver/Amplifier. The Sound Field Program capability coupled with the Optimizer Microphone allows for very unique sound effects and setting the stereo center for any point in a room. It will compensate for mis-matched speaker systems and can also emulate 7.1 surround sound with only two speakers.
Lacks a traditional graphic equalizer and the tone controls are limited to Bass and Treble only. The built in "equalizer" has three modes: off, parametric equalizer, and center graphic equalizer. Off is straight forward, no equalization; Parametric Equalizer is used with the Optimizer Microphone to shape the room and set the Sound Field; and Center Graphic Equalizer is used to balance the sound from the center speaker with that of the front left and right speakers.
Hooking up an external graphic equalizer requires some creativity, as this Yamaha amplifier also lacks pre-amp (or equalizer) In/Out jacks. I connected the amplifier's Zone 2 output to my equalizer's input and the equalizer's output to the amplifier's "front" multi-channel inputs. Then I listen to Zone 2, with Multi-Channel Input enabled, for equalizer effects.
12.04.2008
10/10
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Великолепно
Contrary to a previous review - this receiver will set up easily & will output 5.1, 6.1 OR 7.1 (& more with a/b or extra zone). You just have to correctly wire your speakers (auto set-up will TELL you if you are properly hooked) & the 659 will do the rest. Auto set-up very close - I lowered center 1db for my preference - the rest was FINE!
This unit powering a (custom picked) set of Fluance speakers & KLH 12" sub ROCKS on music - volume rattling all my windows & NO distortion - much cleaner than the onkyo 304 it replaced. I believe the power (100watts) is actually underrated -it's more by 10-15%.
ON DVD/Movie performance - the separation is FANTASTIC! I'm hearing effects I never even knew were there! With the center graphic EQ, I got the voices to really match my front speakers output. I also like the ability to rename sources & if you have alot of devices this unit has all the connections (EXCEPT hdmi) you will ever need.
I have not tried XM radio nor the iPod dock son cannot speak about those.
This unit powering a (custom picked) set of Fluance speakers & KLH 12" sub ROCKS on music - volume rattling all my windows & NO distortion - much cleaner than the onkyo 304 it replaced. I believe the power (100watts) is actually underrated -it's more by 10-15%.
ON DVD/Movie performance - the separation is FANTASTIC! I'm hearing effects I never even knew were there! With the center graphic EQ, I got the voices to really match my front speakers output. I also like the ability to rename sources & if you have alot of devices this unit has all the connections (EXCEPT hdmi) you will ever need.
I have not tried XM radio nor the iPod dock son cannot speak about those.
18.05.2006
8/10
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I am an A/V novice, and this is how/why I bought this receiver:
I originally bought it while looking for a 6.1 receiver in the $400.00 range. Best B** had a Pioneer that was THX certified for about $475. I had them put a rain check on it, then went to another store to listen to what they had (Best B** has a new policy of 'upselling' by sending any customer who is interested in mid-level audio to a 'specialist' who wants to unload Denon etc. - usually in the Home Theatre room. This annoyed me mightily, as I didn't even get a chance to listen to the Pioneer.)
At the other store, I listened to the 6.1 Yamaha HTR-5850 and was happy with that. My wife pointed out that the 7.1 RX-V659 was only about $50.00 more, and wondered what the difference was. We gave it a listen and were pleased. My wife listened to a Luther Vandross CD, and I listened to a classical music CD, then we popped in a copy of The Matrix DVD (you know what scene). My main concerns were HDTV compatability (has 3 component video inputs) and the RX-V659's audio/video auto upgrade feature. As neither me nor my wife have an iPod, we didn't care about the docking station capability of it, but it is a pleasant upgrade for later. We bought it for quite a bit less than what is listed on the Yamaha website, and less than the Pioneer receiver at BB.
I hooked the receiver to a Bic America Venturi bookshelf pair as front ends, then went with the Yamaha NS-SP1600 5.1 HTIB set-up (yes, it's their low end model, but I listened to them and they sounded fine for our 20'x30' room with nine foot ceiling.) I replaced that Yamaha HTIB center speaker with a KLH 525 II Platinum-II 125-Watt center speaker. I bought a roll of 12 gauge speaker wire - avoided the Monster stuff - went with Lowe's. The CD's and movies sounded great already, but there's more to this: the front speakers still have to 'break in' and only recently did I discover what the Neural Surround Sound exhibits when pumping XM satellite radio through them. WOW! Incredible separation! Our little room now has an audio sweet spot that allows me to consider never going out to the movies again. I've spent hours going through the different sound fields, and continue to come back to Neural Surround. Also , listening with headphones is wonderful with the Night Listening Enhancer - listening to TV with headphones never sounded this good for me. Set-up was breeze - the YPA sound optimizing thing takes some getting used to, but I like that the menus are on your TV's screen, not the face on the receiver unit.
Now I 'have' to get a new DVD/CD player that has DTS output. If this receiver lasts for at least a decade, Yamaha has a fan for life...
Unfortunately, this receiver is not HDMI-ready, but that might not be a gripe if/when I get a new HDTV and can run the video line directly into the TV instead of the receiver. Otherwise, this is a 5 star review.
I originally bought it while looking for a 6.1 receiver in the $400.00 range. Best B** had a Pioneer that was THX certified for about $475. I had them put a rain check on it, then went to another store to listen to what they had (Best B** has a new policy of 'upselling' by sending any customer who is interested in mid-level audio to a 'specialist' who wants to unload Denon etc. - usually in the Home Theatre room. This annoyed me mightily, as I didn't even get a chance to listen to the Pioneer.)
At the other store, I listened to the 6.1 Yamaha HTR-5850 and was happy with that. My wife pointed out that the 7.1 RX-V659 was only about $50.00 more, and wondered what the difference was. We gave it a listen and were pleased. My wife listened to a Luther Vandross CD, and I listened to a classical music CD, then we popped in a copy of The Matrix DVD (you know what scene). My main concerns were HDTV compatability (has 3 component video inputs) and the RX-V659's audio/video auto upgrade feature. As neither me nor my wife have an iPod, we didn't care about the docking station capability of it, but it is a pleasant upgrade for later. We bought it for quite a bit less than what is listed on the Yamaha website, and less than the Pioneer receiver at BB.
I hooked the receiver to a Bic America Venturi bookshelf pair as front ends, then went with the Yamaha NS-SP1600 5.1 HTIB set-up (yes, it's their low end model, but I listened to them and they sounded fine for our 20'x30' room with nine foot ceiling.) I replaced that Yamaha HTIB center speaker with a KLH 525 II Platinum-II 125-Watt center speaker. I bought a roll of 12 gauge speaker wire - avoided the Monster stuff - went with Lowe's. The CD's and movies sounded great already, but there's more to this: the front speakers still have to 'break in' and only recently did I discover what the Neural Surround Sound exhibits when pumping XM satellite radio through them. WOW! Incredible separation! Our little room now has an audio sweet spot that allows me to consider never going out to the movies again. I've spent hours going through the different sound fields, and continue to come back to Neural Surround. Also , listening with headphones is wonderful with the Night Listening Enhancer - listening to TV with headphones never sounded this good for me. Set-up was breeze - the YPA sound optimizing thing takes some getting used to, but I like that the menus are on your TV's screen, not the face on the receiver unit.
Now I 'have' to get a new DVD/CD player that has DTS output. If this receiver lasts for at least a decade, Yamaha has a fan for life...
Unfortunately, this receiver is not HDMI-ready, but that might not be a gripe if/when I get a new HDTV and can run the video line directly into the TV instead of the receiver. Otherwise, this is a 5 star review.
17.03.2008
10/10
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I recomend this unit for anyone. It is a huge upgrade from my five year old kenwood that I paid $400 for. When I was shopping for a new receiver I considered Onkyo, Pioneer, Denon, Yamaha. From my research I eliminated Denon because all I heard was that all Denon receivers are a pain to setup. Next I eliminated Pioneer because only the Pioneer Elite receivers compared to this Yamaha unit but, the Pioneers' were much more expensive. So it came down to Onkyo and Yamaha. I went with the Yamaha RX-V659 because of the Price ($350), power (100w x 7), and that it had auto-setup.
07.10.2007
8/10
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I read the reviews on this product and they seemed good enough so I bought it .It worked for about two weeks than that is it .One day for no reason whatsoever i went to turn it on and it stopped working.It simply cut out and shut off INSTANTLY when i turned it on. Before you say surge too it worked 12 hours before and it was sunny out since and besides I have a surge protector.I wasted about two hours checking speaker wires and connections ,,kindof in disbelief that I now have to return this or worse wait while they fix it . This should be real fun and exciting..Avoid Yamaha at all costs and besides good JBL speakers run your system anyway!
The process by which yamaha assembled this was a disgrace and the unit is so delicate .Until these companies understand that consumers are fed up with their defective products they will keep pumping out defective junk like Yamaha did here ! Avoid this !
The process by which yamaha assembled this was a disgrace and the unit is so delicate .Until these companies understand that consumers are fed up with their defective products they will keep pumping out defective junk like Yamaha did here ! Avoid this !
08.01.2008
8/10
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Not knowing a whole lot about audio features, I bought this based on research, reviews, in-stock, and price. It has thoroughly transformed my families entertaining experience.
Although extremely lite on documentation for a novice, nevertheless, I was able to put on "Kipper the Dog" for the kids in about an hour.
I would have given 5 stars, but for the manual. Otherwise, a quality piece of hardware!
Although extremely lite on documentation for a novice, nevertheless, I was able to put on "Kipper the Dog" for the kids in about an hour.
I would have given 5 stars, but for the manual. Otherwise, a quality piece of hardware!
14.07.2007
10/10
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I was looking for a A/V reciever to replace a Dennon that I had for years.My son bought a yamaha a few years ago and I was really impressed with the sound quality. I started looking at the yamaha line of recievers and decided to go with the rx-v series. at $300 the rx-v659 has got to be one of the best bargains on the market. the sound quality and power of this reciever is pretty suprising for this price. The automatic speaker setup is slick.(it detected crossed wires on center channel after I set it up) It may not be perfect but it will get you close enough until you can tweak it manually once your comfortable doing this. The remote control really got a bad rap in some of the reviews I read but I don't think it's that bad. Once I took the time to program it and learn its functions,I can operate all of my equip. with just this remote.(finally)I'm no technical geek but I've had some A/V equip. over the years and for this price this unit is pretty amazing.
17.11.2007
10/10
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Consumer Reports guided me toward the purchase of this product. With a help of gift certificates from friends, I paid $209 for this receiver. It works well: I connected my Comcast digital cable box, my Toshiba DVD player, my Sharp VCR, my Accurian turntable, temporary :-) Aiwa speakers and my Toshiba 65-inch TV. It has been almost three months since I hooked it all up and everything works well. I would recommend this product if it suits your needs.
24.11.2007
10/10
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after reviewing many receiver... i finally decide to go for this RX659...and it flew few thousand milles sofar....LOL . it's a wonderful receiver sofar... and sound is wonderful..... i have ordered this receiver from dhaka, bangladesh, paid from NY and collect it in TX, again it flew all the way to bangladesh..... shipment it satisfactory... only ltl scratch at the back, which is not that big problem.....
28.01.2008
10/10
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Merchandise was as advertised; shipping was quick and customer service (answering questions) was also fantastic. Thanks!
23.01.2008
10/10
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Great product. The packaging came a little broken, but the receiver seems to be in working order. Great dealing with this company!
15.09.2007
10/10
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After being an Onkyo fan for many years, I had a failure with my unit which caused me to need a new receiver. Yamaha really has a great lineup of receivers, and this one fits my needs admirably. It isn't the most user friendly, but it sounds wonderful. The auto-calibration feature is quite nice and gets you up and running quickly. The video up-convert makes my setup that much easier with my DVD player, DVR, & Game console.
The price is very reasonable for what you get from this unit.
The price is very reasonable for what you get from this unit.
25.12.2007
10/10
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For price and quality you cannot do better. This receiver is packed full of features and delivers a solid punch!
27.08.2007
10/10
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Amazing performance and capability for the money. From smooth jazz to the classics this thing really does a great job. Just ran Sunday night football thru it for the first time and I thought I was in three rivers stadium - everything but the brats! Perfect companion for my Benq DLP projector! The HD jumps off the wall with the seven channel decoder and the optional "Presence" speakers up top! Service thru amazon was outstanding - instant shipping and good communications - great pricing!
05.07.2007
10/10
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Bought this receiver since it has pre-amp output. Needed this feature as I am using wireless speakers (JBL) for the surround channels. The wireless speakers have their own amplifier and cannot be used with full amplifier outputs. This feature is only found on more expensive receivers from any manufacturer. To find it on a receiver retailing for $300 is quite a surprise. Of course the trade off is the lack of HDMI but I am not aware of any receiver processing the audio part of the HDMI connection.
Based on other reviews, I am sure it will sound good when it arrives. Manual is huge.
Based on other reviews, I am sure it will sound good when it arrives. Manual is huge.
28.09.2007
6/10
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Плохо
Great sound... but very difficult to set up. I don't even think it supports Dolby 5.1, just 7.1. Not bad, but a lot less user friendly than my last receiver which was a Sony. Also doesn't look quite as nice as the Sony receivers.
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