QUOTE(avantasia @ Aug 16 2012, 04:25 PM)
Wanna ask u guys whether my astro beyond can be connected to HDMI port at Amp?
Yes you can. After you do that, you must have another HDMI cable to connect the "HDMI Out" (with ARC) from your amp to the HDMI In (with ARC) of your LCD TV (which should have been connected in the first place). If your TV or amp has no HDMI with ARC, then you need to connect a separate digital sound cable from TV to the amp so that TV shows can have sound through your amp to your speakers.
Added on September 1, 2012, 8:37 pmQUOTE(rocktstrading @ Aug 22 2012, 11:50 AM)
May I know how much is he offering you for V473?
Thanks.
Sorry, did not ask about other models 'cos already made up my mind to get the V673 (4k upscaling for future proofing.) Already got the V673 from him when the stock arrived 2 weeks ago.
Added on September 1, 2012, 8:50 pmQUOTE(esoo88 @ Aug 22 2012, 07:54 PM)
Hi All Yamaha Sifu,
I plan to buy v473 but intend to reuse back my pioneer 5.1 speaker, a 5.1 compact DVD home theater system.
At the back of the speaker, it mentioned not to connect these speakers to 3rd party AV other than the pioneer player, else it may cause malfunction or a fire.
The speaker is 100watt and 4ohm impedance, the model is Pioneer S-DV2T.
Questions:
1. If i connect v473 to this 5.1 speaker, will it cause damage to AV and speaker as pioneer claimed?
2. I notice the pioneer subwoofer doesn't have dedicated power unlike NSP20, does this mean it will be under power when I connect to v473?
You can adjust the impedence of the Yamaha AVR to the impedence of your Pioneer front speakers. You do it when you calibrate the speakers using Yamaha's YPAO. Every manufacturer would not recommend mixing their equipment with others due to marketing/financial reasons but logic says you can (ie you take care of the impedence setting). What if the speaker manufacturer does not manufacture AVR and vice versa? When you buy the AVR and speakers of the same brand, you probably get "better" sound (very subjective if not insignificant in reality) 'cos they were probably tested together during the development. I think all you need to get is an active subwoofer instead of the whole 5.1 speaker set.
This post has been edited by kasimura: Sep 1 2012, 08:50 PM