Today, Yamaha announced that its top-rated AVENTAGE line of AV receivers now features certified Works with Sonos integration, making it easier than ever to unite a Yamaha audio system with a Sonos ...

With Spotify offering superior audio sampling rates, along with Yamaha’s legendary Natural Sound, users can expect to get the highest-quality audio playback from their network AV receiver.

The AV receiver features the stellar audio quality that Yamaha is known for, plus it supports multiple channels for a real 7.2 digital surround sound.

In theory, you should be able to get the same audio to your Yamaha receiver, except for two problems. First, the Sonos Port can’t receive Dolby Atmos Music streams.

Like the recently announced RX-V377 5.1-channel AV receiver, the rest of the RX-V Series features Yamaha’s exclusive Extra Bass low-range enhancement technology that delivers richer bass while ...

Yamaha's RX-V475 is a great-sounding 5.1 receiver and a good value, although competitors offer better features and design.

Yamaha RX-V6A ($599): This Yamaha RX-V6A offers a fresh look at AV receiver design, with its futuristic edges and simple controls, while maximizing sound quality.

Yamaha has announced its new RX-V65 line of 2009 AV receivers, and from the spec sheets, the new models look to correct many of the missteps of last year's RX-V663.

Two new AV receivers from Yamaha promise unparalleled 8K support as well as host of gaming features and support for Dolby Atmos in the flagship model.

The Yamaha 7.2-Channel AV Receiver (RX-V685) helps you do just that. With epic audio, it transforms Netflix nights on the couch into a special occasion.