Yamaha To Launch New Aventage AV Receivers

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Yamaha-rxa700bl_news.gifYamaha introduced a line of A/V receivers with a multitude of engineering refinements made to keep up with today's performance demands at affordable price points. 

The new AVENTAGE (pronounced Ah-Ven-Taj) A/V Receiver Series is the result of Yamaha's design process to refine and re-engineer the receiver from the ground up, and to make subtle changes that mean the difference between good and great sound. 

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The new series is a complement to Yamaha's award-winning RX-V line, which will continue to carry attractive feature sets in the opening to mid-level price points. 
Yamaha's R&D team took a granular look at every design aspect, including circuitry, construction, components, volume and sound reproduction qualities--even eco-friendly considerations for power consumption. 

Subtle tweaks that may not be readily obvious to the end user-yet essential ingredients needed to provide peak performance-were continually evaluated and tested before being implemented in the final product line.

Examples of the many enhancements include the addition of a specially designed 5th foot to improve structural rigidity, reduce vibration and improve sound. Yamaha also incorporated double-bottom construction on select models to improve peak performance at any volume level. Components including wires, fuses and electrical paths were a major part of the refining/redesign equation.

"Yamaha had one goal in mind in creating the AVENTAGE series: to achieve the purest, best-sounding audio and the best video reproduction possible," said Tom Sumner, President of Yamaha Electronics Corporation. "Our engineers obsessed over every last detail. They didn't simply pick components that were labeled as having the best specs. Instead, they made countless refinements, representing hundreds of variables, and then listened intently to ensure these changes would provide peak performance. These are the best-sounding receivers we have ever made, and I believe our customers will appreciate the meticulous attention we've given to them. This is just one reason why AVENTAGE boasts a 50 percent longer warranty."



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