Bought v665 yesterday at A&L Puchong for RM2.3k.
They can offer better discount with speaker package.

Er... Define "Cap Ayam"!!

many moons passed..... after months of anxiety, i finally settled for a RX-V3900

to all sifu's and forum-mer's thanks for valuable advice and sharing

where are you planning to get it?

moomoos already got 3900 from his HK friend...

Do you mind to share how much you bought for 3900 from HK?

like to share a problem i'm facing with my Yammy 663 AVR, whenever i turn up the volume and when there's a loud sound eg explosion etc the receiver automatic turn off i.e. trip... any one facing this problem?

are your speakers of the correct impedance?

If you have a 6ohm speakers, u need to set your amp to run at 6ohm and not 8ohm. The manual has stated it. If runs 4ohm, it is not advisable as it wld damage the avr.

What spkrs that you are using?

i'm using Epos M12.2 for front spkrs and Epos M8 for the centre spkr..

Strange coz both are 8ohm speakers. I dont see any problem with power ratng too.

i've set the impedance to 8ohm and spkrs to small ... check all connections sprkr cables etc and hopefully tonite i'll try out Transformer 1 movie and crank up the volume..see what happen.

RM4.6k
http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?act=ST&f...0#entry26891306

that's a very good price.
Congrats on your purchase.

Thank you

Just to share the smart zoom features of 3900 below ( 4.3 convert to 16.9 )
dont know sky dragon, onkyo pioneer has this feature or not

the face and picture shrink a bit in height only


This post has been edited by moomoos: Jun 26 2009, 05:03 PM

btw hor

http://hometheatermag.com/receivers/yamaha...ver/index3.html

Yamaha RX-V3900 A/V Receiver:



Five channels driven continuously into 8-ohm loads:
0.1% distortion at 69.2 watts
1% distortion at 81.5 watts

Seven channels driven continuously into 8-ohm loads:
0.1% distortion at 62.9 watts
1% distortion at 68.9 watts


sure or not??

What is so surprising about that? For most AVRs the power that is advertised (e.g. 130W, 140W, etc) is at 2 channels driven. The more channels you drive the lower the watts. That's why it's important to read reviews with measurements for at least 5 channels driven because for HT, people will use 5 channels minimum.

However, for the 3900 it seems to fall quite far short of the rated power (140W). At 5 channels @ 1% it is 58.2% of rated power (81.5/140).
Compare to Onkyo 806, at 5 channels @ 1% it is 94.9% of rated power (123.4/130).

This post has been edited by jchong: Jun 28 2009, 11:29 PM

but normally like marantz n denon they put like 100 110 hor

the review for 5.1 memang exceeded the defined watt

so u mean yamaha cheat ppl?

that's why i tempted to try the 6003. the power doesn't dip much even all channel utilized. it stay close to the advertised power.

ya lo u ask mpyw n see ... u will raise 2 legs 2 hands to agree

the next AVR taukeh remi MUST try is sky dragon