Slvbeard said: Nice deal, but the RX-V465 gives you YPAO Automatic System Calibration (w/Optimizer Microphone)You'd have to say how much it was for that to be useful. and 17 Surround Programs instead of 8.One of the most useless features on a receiver.
eugovector said: Want to enjoy more HD audio and video sources?
Yes, which is why this receiver isn't a good choice. No Dolby TrueHD.
For the money, it's a good deal, but spend a little more if this is going in a home theater and not a bedroom.Whether something has TrueHD is about the 48th most important thing to consider in terms of effect on sound quality. Way below whether the curtains are drawn or open.
Seems like a good deal given the feature set and amount of inputs it has and all of that. I doubt there is anything else in the range of 130 with hdmi and component and all of that.
buzzy said: Slvbeard said: Nice deal, but the RX-V465 gives you YPAO Automatic System Calibration (w/Optimizer Microphone)You'd have to say how much it was for that to be useful. and 17 Surround Programs instead of 8.One of the most useless features on a receiver.
I disagree. I use Yamaha RX-V861, and I use the different surround programs all the time. Yamaha's about the only ones that make surround enhancements work.
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