Yamaha R-N803d (network receiver)

Yamaha R-N803d

network receiver


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obelix09

5 years ago

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winkler53

5 years ago

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The antenna supplied must be mounted on my window, otherwise nothing works. Our house is built earthquake-proof with a lot of iron. I bought a small special antenna that amplifies the signal with electricity and can be placed behind the unit without any problems.

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fluetschr

4 years ago

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schueppi87

4 years ago

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I use the Yamaha Receiver R-N803D with 2 x speakers from Dali (Oberon 3). If you turn up the bass control on the Yamaha receiver, the bass comes across strongly. Nothing vibrates and the sound remains crystal clear. This combination is absolutely brilliant for us. I recommend connecting your Bose speakers directly to the Yamaha receiver. I am of the opinion that the speaker cables must be of high quality (I have the Oehlbach SP25 without any cable lugs). However, it could well be that passive speakers would work better. Good luck with the trial and error.

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Anonymous

5 years ago

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moky

5 years ago

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Hello. It is the normal coaxial plug. The reverse of the one on the TV. On the Yamaha HP you can see pictures of the back and download the manual. Otherwise it has DAB+ and internet radio.

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Anonymous

5 years ago

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19lexel93

5 years ago

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Anonymous

5 years ago

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The unit has only 2 output stages. These can be connected to the outputs A, B or A+B (parallel). Bi-amping is therefore not possible. The A+B circuit is more like bi-wiring. Regarding the power of the speakers: It is important that the impedance does not fall below the minimum of 4 ohms (which the unit supports).

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marcelschn3

4 years ago

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