Yamaha RX-V 1800 specifications

Category : A/V-Receiver

Brand : Yamaha

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Tech nical data

amplifier

Audio/Video

formats

Tuner

special features

Other models from the same series:

manufacturer: Yamaha
model: RX-V 1800
year of construction:
Made in:
colour:
remote control
power consumption:
- power Consumption: 500W
- power Consumption: Standby: 0.1 W
dimensions(W x H x d): 435 x 171 x 439mm
weight: 17kg
factory price approx.:

power: 500W
power Consumption: Standby: 0.1 W

number of inputs:
- enumerate here the inputs (sensitivity/impedance)
number of outputs:
- enumerate here the output (level/impedance)

here, the inputs list (with sensitivity/impedance)

here are the outputs enumerate (level/impedance)

minimal music-RMS output power for Front, Center, Surround and Surround back speakers
- 8 Ohm : 130W (20 Hz to 20 kHz, 0,04% THD)

8 Ohm s: 130 watts (20 Hz to 20 kHz, 0,04% THD)

Maximum output power [U.K. and Europe models]
- 4 Ohm s: 180 W (1 kHz, 0,7% THD)

4 Ohm s: 180 W (1 kHz, 0,7% THD)

dynamic power (IHF)
- 8 Ohm : 2 x 160W
- 6 Ohm : 2 x 195W
- 4 Ohm : 2 x 255W
- 2 Ohm s: 2 x 335W

8 Ohm : 2 x 160W
6 Ohm : 2 x 195W
4 Ohm : 2 x 255W
2 Ohm : 2 x 335W

channels: 7.1
TV-Norm:
A/D-Converter:
D/A-Converter: 192 kHz/24-Bit D/A converters
output power (THD)
- Stereo
- Front:
- Center:
- Rear:
- Surround Back:
dynamic performance (THD)
- Stereo
- Front:
- Center:
- Rear:
- Surround Back:
total harmonic distortion: 0.04% in
damping factor:
frequency response: 10Hz to 100,000 Hz +0dB/-3dB
signal-to-noise ratio: 100dB
stereo channel separation:
sound-control:
- Bass:
- height:
Loudness:
High Filter :
Low Filter (Subsonic):
Mute:
Direct/Line-Straight:
time correction:
bass management: (adjustable Crossover)
delay adjustment (Lip Sync):
DSP programmes: 22

Stereo:
Front:
Center:
Rear:
Surround Back:

Stereo
Front:
Center:
Rear:
Surround Back:

Bass:
height:

enumerate

channels: (FM/MW/LW/etc)
frequency:
- FM:
- etc..
- DIN output power (4Ohm , 1kHz, 0.7%THD): 7 x 180W
- Output power RMS (8ohm, 20-20,000Hz): 7 x 130W
Frequency response:
Input sensitivity:
Total harmonic distortion:
Signal-to-noise ratio:
Channel separation:
Selectivity:
Cut-off frequency: 40, 60, 80, 90, 100, 110, 120, 160, 200Hz
Common Wave Selection:
Secondary Wave Selection:
Mirror Frequency Attenuation:
IF Attenuation:
AM Suppression:
Output Level:
RDS: Yes
Station Memory: 40

VHF:
etc..
DIN output power (4Ohm , 1kHz, 0.7%THD): 7 x 180W
Output power RMS (8ohm, 20-20,000Hz): 7 x 130W

Measuring microphone:
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audiovision output 7-8/2008; Individ ual test: "very good" (87 out of 100 points)
- "... The Yamaha RX-V 1800 comes with excellent equipment including a video scaler, its sound is completely convincing. Only the fewest need more receivers."
video edition 11/2007; place 2/6 in the test: "very good" (81 out of 100 points) Price/performance: "very good", "buying tip"
- "Plus: many player connections; Zone 2 and zone 3 sound reinforcement; very clear, dynamic sound; HD audio decoder built-in; four HDMI-in with CEC control."
Audio Edition 11/2007; Place 1/4 in the test: "very good" (top class; 88 points) Price/performance: "outstanding", "test winner"
- "Plus: Packed with features, extremely musical and brilliant with HD sound.
- Minus: Turns off earlier, but only beyond room volume."
Stereoplay Edition 9/2007; Place 1/2 in the test: "good - very good" (73 points) Price / performance: "outstanding", "highlight"
- "Wonderful surround receiver, which, except for the new HDMI 1.3a features, does not differ much from the superb predecessor RX V 1700, but which still sounds a little smoother and freer."
Area DVD Released 2/2008; Single test: "Reference" Price/performance: 10 out of 10 points
- "The RX-V1800 is Yamaha's cheapest AV receiver with integrated Dolby True HD and DTS HD decoder. ... The RX-V1800 sounds powerful and detailed in both stereo and multi-channel operation. It not only gets a little more detail out of the new Dolby True HD and DTS HD sound formats, but also offers excellent home theater sound with normal Dolby Digital and DTS. ..."
Men's Health Issue 2/2008; 3 products under review: without endnote
- "If you want to dock video recorders or older DVD players without HDMI, you need a receiver with an image converter. Ymaha's RX-V 1800 also shines with on-screen menu navigation..."
HomeVision issue 1/2008; 3rd / 4th place in the test: "good" (74%) Price/performance: "Very good", "Price tip"
- "Plus: lots of sound and equipment for the money; four HDMI inputs."

"... The Yamaha RX-V 1800 comes with excellent equipment including a video scaler, its sound is completely convincing. Only the fewest need more receivers."

"Plus: many player connections; Zone 2 and zone 3 sound reinforcement; very clear, dynamic sound; HD audio decoder built-in; four HDMI-in with CEC control."

"Plus: Packed with features, extremely musical and brilliant with HD sound.
Minus: Turns off earlier, but only beyond room volume."

"Wonderful surround receiver, which, with the exception of the new HDMI 1.3a features, does not differ much from the superb predecessor RX V 1700, but which still sounds a little smoother and freer."

"The RX-V1800 is Yamaha's cheapest AV receiver with integrated Dolby True HD and DTS HD decoder. ... The RX-V1800 sounds powerful and detailed in both stereo and multi-channel operation. It not only gets a little more detail out of the new Dolby True HD and DTS HD sound formats, but also offers excellent home theater sound with normal Dolby Digital and DTS. ..."

"If you want to dock video recorders or older DVD players without HDMI, you need a receiver with an image converter. Ymaha's RX-V 1800 also shines with on-screen menu navigation..."