Yamaha RX-V373 3D A/V Receiver

Expense to feature ratio is pretty good

I've seen this issue on at least one other review here, so it must be a common issue with this receiver. The receiver stops recognizing HDMI Input and requires reset back to factory defaults, reboot and then you're back in business ; RX-V373 Reset...

Like the 2nd optical AV input. Using that to make use of playing mp3's out of a onboard realtek SC on compu.. That way I can listen to one card for my 2 channel dedicated music and If I want to switch it up I can run it on the Polk entertainment...

Nothing really so far considering the price was value/quality does what I wanted it to do. Had another yam little bitty speakers and passive sub for years. this is way better!! Thank you yamaha and newegg

Plenty of connections and configurations. Excellent sound quality, connected to Yamaha NS-SP1800BL 5.1 speakers. Plenty of bass, highs, etc. Many DSP options. Tuner works very well even in my basement "Man Cave". iPod navigation is above average,...

Legacy components connected thru component out connections must use the component in on the TV. This can make switching between devices lengthy. When watching non-HD channels the screen goes blank when accessing on-screen menus and changing volume....

Awesome sound. This totally beats the stuffing out of my 10+ year old Kenwood receiver ; HDMI switching is nifty.* (*more on this later) ; The YPAO automatic speaker setup is just AWESOME. Plug it in and get the mic into position... and the receiver...

I was frustrated with this receiver at first... I had my Panasonic Blu-Ray player and my Tivo Premiere connected via HDMI at first and everything seemed to be going well ; After about a day, I would power everything up (TV, Tivo, and receiver) to watch...

This was easy to set up and learn the controls. The quality and features exceed my old high-end S**y. Price was the main factor, and I got more than my money's worth. Sound is excellent even on AM stations

LipSync is a tiny bit off from what the TV's audio produces, even after maximum Receiver adjustment. However, the Receiver seems right on, so maybe the TV audio is what's off, and my TV has no adjustment for this, so I mute the TV and use the Receiver

Easy component connections, iPod/iPhone connectivity, and decent form factor

BASS BASS BASS - where is it? I'm replacing an old Yamaha receiver from 2000 that kicks this receivers but when it comes to my sub woofer connection. I'm not finding that I like this receivers sub woofer sound. It's lacking. Maybe I didn't read...

4 in, 1 out HDMI switch ; 100 watts per channel ; GUI set up ; Simplicity

Could use and extra HDMI input or two

Great sound ; HDMI passthroughs that support 3D ; Sounds great with my new JBL Studio 190 series tower speakers

OK, I see there are people on here who are lacking knowledge on receivers ; Let me clarify when you go from TV speakers to a receiver like this YOU WILL HAVE LATENCY issues ; The lip sync will be off no matter what receiver you use ; Its up to YOU to...