— Yamaha RX397 —
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$249.95 FREE shipping FREE tax |
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$249.99 FREE shipping plus tax |
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$204.00 plus shipping plus tax |
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yamaha 397 stereo
This product does everything I wanted it to do. The sound quality is excellent. I can use all my components and receive all the AM and FM stations I want without any external wiring. Have CD, phono and tape decks attached. All work and sound fine.
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The "raw direct" button simply bypasses the front panel controls, so you can quickly switch back and forth to see what you have done to a sound. The continuous "Loudness" knob is just a midrange control. The more "loudness" you use, the more you have to turn the "volume" back up. OK--I just feel it's a little over-marketed. This unit seems to support Yamaha's reputation for conservative specs. The quality is excellent, the tuner sensitivity fantastic, and the 50 watts per channel seems more...
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Yamaha RX-397 AM/FM Stereo
My not so old (10y) old Technics receiver gave out suddenly, and I needed a replacement with a phonograph input and would work with two old Dynaco speakers. The Yamaha seemed a modest unit at a modest price which filled the bill. I works OK, although I find the setup for station presets is awkward, and the tone quality is not as full bodied as with the Technics. (I play mostly classical music, instrumental and vocal.) Also, it seems to me that the sound of speech doesn't have the clarity desired...
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