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Yamaha R-S202dab
Receiver
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digitec
1 year ago
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The "R-S202dab (Receiver)" device from Yamaha has a Bluetooth connection, but this is only used to receive audio signals from Bluetooth-enabled devices, not to operate Bluetooth headphones.
However, there is a full-size (1/4") headphone connection on the front of the device for operating headphones.
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This amplifier has no subwoofer output. However, you can control a SW via the line out. It's a bit messy, but it works. Or you can feed in another amplifier.... Here is an article that brings you a little closer to the topic: https://heimkinofan.de/wie-man-ei...
I only had it for a short time and was not satisfied.
digitec
1 month ago
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No, an active subwoofer cannot be controlled directly as there is no dedicated subwoofer output. Some users suggest connecting a subwoofer via line out (stereo cinch), but this is not ideal.
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digitec
1 month ago
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Yes, the amplifier comes with a sleek remote control that lets you control the device remotely.
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digitec
2 months ago
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Yes, you can connect your mobile to the R-S202dab via Bluetooth and stream music wirelessly. The Bluetooth function allows you to select tracks directly from your smartphone and play them via your audio system.
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Yes, this is an error. The product is the Yamaha R-S202dab .
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No only receiver, remote control, manuals and power cable
digitec
11 months ago
The bass can be adjusted via the remote control. The remote control allows you to adjust the bass, treble and balance, whereby the bass can be adjusted independently from -10 dB to +10 dB. The bass and treble are controlled via buttons on the remote control, not via rotary controls.
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With the Yamaha hs7 speakers you no longer need another amplifier, so add a DAB+ receiver and then it works, at most a switch or preamplifier so that you can select the sources. Yours sincerely, Gian
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Hi Peter, Bluetooth only has a maximum range of 10 metres (line of sight) and is not suitable for penetrating walls. However, there are wireless systems for audio that can do this. Greetings Thomas
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Hello, your old RX-470 already seems to have an integrated amplifier, and you also have another amplifier that is certainly also good and powerful. This means that you "only" need modern DAB+ reception. A pure DAB tuner without an integrated amplifier is sufficient for this. The R-S202DAB is o.k. for this, but somewhat modest in terms of DAB functions (limited ability to store stations etc. see the other reviews). My suggestion: Buy a well-equipped tuner with additional functions, e.g. the: Renkforce RF-DAB-IR 1700 HiFi tuner DAB+, FM, Internet radio, Bluetooth, WLAN DLNA-capable.
Renkforce RF-DAB-IR 1700 HiFi tuner DAB+, FM, Internet radio, Bluetooth, WLAN DLNA-capable (DAB+, FM, Bluetooth, WLAN)
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In my opinion, this would work if the mobile is paired with the receiver via Bluetooth... (https://ch.yamaha.com/de...)
quote: Bluetooth® compatible for wireless music streaming - The R-S202D is equipped with Bluetooth - so you can easily play music wirelessly from your smartphone and other devices. Select tracks directly from your smartphone and play them through your complete audio system.
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Siehe https://ch.yamaha.com/de... "Bluetooth® kompatibel für kabelloses Musik-Streaming" - wenn Du YTMusic via Bluetooth ab dem Mobile/Handy nutzt, dann ja. (Mobile => Bluetooth => Yamaha) LG
YES a DAB antenna is included in the scope of delivery.
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Yes, BT can be coupled
According to the Yamaha manual, when connecting speaker A or speaker B, 8 ohms or higher is required.
When connecting speaker A and speaker B, 16 ohms or higher is required.
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How is the receiver set up? Does it have enough space for cooling?
-> Overheating problem with long running time. Should also be shown on the display, but probably only before the unit switches off.
Is the time always the same until the unit switches off? I would check this once. If it always switches off after the same time, this may well be a fault. Some internal timer...
Otherwise, I would contact Yamaha.
Here is something else I found. However, it concerns a different device, but perhaps this option is also available with this receiver:
https://usa.yamaha.com/support...
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Any device that emits a normal AF analogue signal (such as a CD player or tuner) can be connected to it.
the device has various interfaces - e.g. jack
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Opinions are divided on this question. My opinion: If you don't listen louder than upscale room volume, you can care less about the wattage rating of normal speakers and amplifiers. If the amplifier is too weak and has to go beyond its power limit to apply the minimum power for that speaker, you will hear digital distortion even at moderately loud levels, which is especially noticeable in high tones. Here is another link: https://www.audioforum-berlin.de/de...
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