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Front Back Dual heat sinks Remotes for zones 1 & 2 Zone 1 remote View larger Yamaha R-S700 Stereo receiver Item #: 022RS700 In Stock 84 Reviews Your price: $499.99 Earn up to 500 Rewards points Add to Cart Free Shipping Lifetime Tech Support + Add to wishlist + Email me alerts for this product Open Box: $449.99 Scratch & Dent: $424.99 View all associated offers Need help? 1.888.955.6000 Email Chat Ask an expert advisor No pressure, no commission — just lots of good advice from our highly trained staff. x By buying this product you'll earn up to 500 Rewards points. When you sign up for a Crutchfield account, you'll be enrolled in Crutchfield Rewards. You'll earn one point for every dollar you spend on gear from us. You can turn your points into Rewards Cards that you can use toward future purchases. You can sign up for an account now, or after you complete your purchase (you'll get credit for the points either way). Sign up for a Crutchfield account
by Marshall Chase The Yamaha R-S700 is designed for people who like spending time listening to music. Yes, there's an input for a turntable, and a tape deck. Of course, there's an input for a CD player. But this isn't your dad's stereo. Sound features The R-S700 is built to play music exquisitely. CD Direct amplification reroutes the signal to a dedicated CD amp within the receiver. The result is a high signal-to-noise ratio, more detail to the music and a crisp, pure finish. Heat is the enemy of clean sound. The R-S700 features tandem heat sinks for more efficient cooling so your favorites sound like they were meant to. And the gold-plated speaker terminals and RCA jacks assure that your signal quality will be at its best both coming and going. Extending music sources You can add an iPod® dock or a SIRIUS satellite tuner to your system to expand your listening options. And to increase your listening space this receiver offers dual zone capability so you can connect and power speakers in another room and even control the system with a second included remote (IR repeater required, not included.) Product Highlights:100 watts x 2 (stereo) into 8 ohms (20-20,000 Hz) at 0.02% THD4-ohm capability allows use with a wide range of speakers40 AM/FM presets6 stereo RCA inputs (including phono)1 mono RCA output for powered subwooferinput for optional iPod/iPhone dock:YDS-12 or YID-W10SIRIUS Satellite Radio ready requires SiriusConnect Home tunermain in/ pre out loopCD direct amplification to maximize CD source S/N ratiorotary bass and treble controlscontinuously variable loudness controlPure Direct mode bypasses tone, balance, and loudness controls for cleaner soundremote control for main and second zonesheadphone jackfront-panel and remote switching for two pairs of main speakersgold-plated binding post speaker connectorssleep timer17-1/8" W x 6" H x 15-1/8" Dweight: 24.7 lbswarranty: 2 yearsOur 60-day money-back guarantee The sound solution for the less-is-more movement On one hand, you want something that sounds much better than an iPod® or Bluetooth® speaker. On the other hand, you want something less complex than a surround sound system. You'll find your sweet spot in a stereo receiver. In addition to being easy to set up and use, many now offer Internet radio and other network music options. Add your music source and two speakers, and you're ready to relax and enjoy your tunes. You might even connect your TV for improved sound with movies and shows.
Yamaha R-S700 Written By DS, Wisconsin on Wednesday, April 22, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Have been spending many hours listening to solo instrument classical, choral, arias, orchestra, blues, 60"s - 80's rock through this, loud and soft, since it arrived (1 month), and am very pleased and impressed. I bought this as a gift but am using it for a bit before it is given out of curiosity and I think it compares favorably to my mid-90's NAD 214 (power amp using NAD C 740 as pre) which is well regarded. Anyway I think this is an excellent buy. Dealing with Crutchfield was easy and pleasant. Fast on time delivery (2 days). I will be getting one of these or its' near relative (may go integrated with some DAC capability instead of tuner) for myself in the near future. I like the loudness control adjusting things relative to volume, works well. I use "CD direct" or "Pure direct" (with vinyl) when volume is up enough. Again, really like it, glad I bought it.
Yamaha R-S700 Written By lucas, New York on Wednesday, March 25, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) it is great and easy to work with the feature that his has for the people old style is good Pros: you can connect tape phone and cd and other thing like the old timer Cons: n/a
Not Impressed Written By Lou, California on Monday, March 23, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I found the sound to be slightly muddled in the mid ranges, especially vocals on my Bose 301s. A good unit, but not excellent in my opinion. Set up was easy, and the unit is easy to operate, I just didn't care for the "natural sound" that this Yamaha receiver has. I'm sure it's just a matter of taste. I chose to return mine and Crutchfield is great about that. If I'm going to spend money on a new receiver I want to be pleased if not impressed with the sound quality and I just wasn't. Pros: Solid construction, easy set up, easy to operate Cons: Sound quality was a bit muddled in the mid ranges,p articularly vocals on my Bose 301s
Yamaha R-S700 Written By Gerald, Missouri on Sunday, March 22, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I've been in this business for a number of years. Well I'm almost 60. This receiver is a clean 100 per channel. And I'm very impressed! For the price range this receiver is in I don't believe you can top it! Pros: Clean 100 per channel! Well made for this price range! Cons: None!
r-s700 Written By Bob L., Pennsylvania on Monday, March 02, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great!!!. Easy to set-up and operate
Yamaha R-S700 Written By Paul, Easton ,Pa on Sunday, February 22, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This one of the best receivers I have owned!!!! It is perfect for music lovers!!!!!!!! Pros: This receiver has so many options again perfect for music lovers Cons: N/A
Yamaha RS-700 Written By John C, Okinawa, Japan on Sunday, January 04, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This is an excellent product. My prior Yamaha receiver needed to be repaired or replaced (after 10+ years) and I replaced it with the R-S700 and have been completely pleased thus far. Pros: Excellent product. Cons: Only minor con is there is no plug in the back of this receiver in which one can plug in a CD player or other attachment (I found this particularly useful for my KEF cube -- an attachment that comes with older KEF speakers).
Yamaha R-S700 HIGH QUALITY & ONE SPECIAL FEATURE Written By Gene, Indiana on Sunday, December 28, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Yamaha R-S700 is typical of Yamaha's high quality sound and reliability. It's strong point is its provision to externally route its preamp to another device, like a 1/3 octave analyzer, and then provide a direct connect into the power amp. Wish this was a feature on all the Yamaha stereo and network receivers! Pros: Basically a modernized version of the past for those who like to do their own equalization or modification of the audio signal. One pays a lot for the ability to separate the preamp from the main power amps. I understand this not being a good idea for 5.1 or 7.1 but the cost of providing this should be small for a stereo receiver. Cons: No optical or coaxial inputs. No internet radio. No way to stream or receive other devices. No way to separate second amp input signal for use with an electronic crossover for bi-amping speakers. No information about sub-woofer output or information about crossover point.
Rs700 Written By pursuit, Michigan on Monday, December 08, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) fits my needs very well. for my man cave,has a nice clean sound with power. Pros: nice clear crisp sound. no distortion Cons: none so far
Yamaha R-S700 Written By Anonymous, MCDougall NY on Wednesday, December 03, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) BeUtiful clean sound might have to purchase better speakers my Bose 301 never sounded so good. Pros: Awe inspiring . Total harmonic distortion super low . You would have to spend a lot more to get such a value. Cons: $$$$
Yamaha R-S700 Receiver Written By SC from Sterling VA, Sterling VA on Thursday, November 20, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I bought the R-S700 to replace my HK 390 that died 3 months after the warranty expired. Sorry Crutchfield. I know you sell a lot of HK, but I'll never recommend any of their products to anyone. The Yamaha R-S700 is a great sounding receiver and so far I'm extremely happy with it. Used mostly for vinyl and CD listening, with some reel-to-reel tapes thrown in. The receiver sounds great using any of these inputs. Pros: A great sounding, powerful receiver at an affordable price. Cons: Plastic knobs and speaker terminals could be better.
awesome Written By kls, blacksburg, va on Tuesday, November 11, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) awesome equipment. i upgraded from the 50-watt 300 to this to help push the sound to my two sets of outside speakers. i am very happy with the performance Pros: easy of set up and use Cons: some instructions could be better written [like ZONE 2]
Solid, A Little Strange Written By Georgia, Watkinsville, GA on Saturday, August 23, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The sound is great especially with the CD Direct and Pure Direct features which bypass the equalization features circuitry. Pros: Great sound, many input options. I am using it to drive a pair of 24 year old I2" Infinity Monitors and Bose 301s. With good CDs it's like being there in person. The volume control allows very fine gradations disp[laying them in 1/2 db increments. Cons: The display goes out whenever the mode is set to CD Direct or Pure Direct and only appears for an instant when controls are moved. Strange, unnecessary design.
Yamaha R-S700 Written By Chris, Dededo, Guam USA on Tuesday, August 05, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) If you are a music lover this is for you. Power, clarity, bass Pros: This receiver sounds great with my bose 901 and no distortion even at a high volume. I received this receiver less than a week from the date I order it. Cons: No power outlet at the back .
Yamaha rs 700 Written By gerarm, stamford ct on Tuesday, July 29, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) No surprises. Seems to give performance one would expect for the monet
Yamaha RS-700 Written By Jim S., Twin Lakes,Wisconsin on Saturday, July 26, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Spent a lot of time researching stereos and finally chose this unit.Connections are simple and instruction manual is well written.Sound is great thru my Klipsch RF-52II speakers.Unit functions flawlessly.Especially like the variable loudness control.Thanks for a great product. Pros: Called Crutchfield tech support about bi-wiring speakers.Answered my questions politely and was very helpful.No reason to go anywhere else for your sound needs. Cons: None
Yamaha R-S700 stereo receiver Written By John A., Sachse, Tx. on Thursday, July 10, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Receiver sounds great at all volumes with no distortion. Like being able to adjust the bass, treble, balance and loudness. Most receivers now a days have no adjustments and sound muted to me. Pros: Adjustable settings, clear sound with no distortion Cons: Receiver picks up interference when I turn on my flat screen tv.
Yamaha R-S700 Written By Dennis H, Rosedale N Y on Monday, June 23, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) My Receiver arrived the day and time they said would Pros: I hooked up the Receiver the sound was rich and the bass/treble responce ,clarity was good it looks great Cons: none
Welcomed Replacement Written By Woody, Boston, MA on Tuesday, June 10, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The NEC A-610 I purchased in 1984 finally gave out and the Yamaha R-S700 is a very welcomed replacement. It drives my Cambridge SoundWorks Classic II Towers with ease and I'm hearing every nuance in the music once again. Pros: In my opinion, an exceptional value for the money compared to the other options I looked into for two-channel, stereo sound. Cons: None that I can offer.
Bang for your buck! Written By Flyonthewall, Phoenix, AZ on Thursday, April 03, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Awesome sound quality paired with klipsh rb-600 bookshelfs. I will put it this way my neighbors hate me. Especially since I paired a jl audio e-110 sub to it. Great sound at an unbeatable price. I love it. Pros: Everything Cons: No hdmi in but hey I knew that before I bought it.
Competition Crusher Written By Addman27, Fort Myers on Saturday, March 15, 2014 Great powerful receiver with virtually no distortion. I bought this for music listening (Vinyl, CD's) to power my Monitor Audio floorstanding tower speakers. I thought at its price point maybe I was missing something so I demoed both the Marantz 8004 and The NAD 356 BEE. The Marantz had a very warm sound which many like. I personally like a more dynamic sound with pronounced treble and bass. The Marantz sounded like someone hung wet towels over my speakers. The NAD wasn't much better. Despite the rave reviews, the build quality was rather cheap, even the balance control was slightly off center. While The NAD was powerful, even with both the treble and bass significantly increased, it still sounded rather flat. I'm sure the NAD sounds good with certain types of music, but for pop/rock and alternative it had simply no punch. In short if you like pronounced bass and incredible clarity in the mids and high frequencies than the Yamaha R-S 700 is for you. Don't believe all the hype. My old Beatles records never sounded better and with 100wpc the Yamaha can drive the most demanding speakers (even 4 ohm). Really great looking and sounding receiver. Best in class! Pros: Power, looks, sound. Cons: Would be nice to be able to control the bass and treble from the remote.
Competition Crusher Written By Red, Fort Myers on Saturday, March 15, 2014 Great powerful receiver with virtually no distortion. I bought this for music listening (Vinyl, CD's) to power my Monitor Audio floorstanding tower speakers. I thought at its price point maybe I was missing something so I demoed both the Marantz 8004 and The NAD 356 BEE. The Marantz had a very warm sound which many like. I personally like a more dynamic sound with pronounced treble and bass. The Marantz sounded like someone hung wet towels over my speakers. The NAD wasn't much better. Despite the rave reviews, the build quality was rather cheap, even the balance control was slightly off center. While The NAD was powerful, even with both the treble and bass significantly increased, it still sounded rather flat. I'm sure the NAD sounds good with certain types of music, but for pop/rock and alternative it had simply no punch. In short if you like pronounced bass and incredible clarity in the mids and high frequencies than the Yamaha R-S 700 is for you. Don't believe all the hype. My old Beatles records never sounded better and with 100wpc the Yamaha can drive the most demanding speakers (even 4 ohm). Really great looking and sounding receiver. Best in class! Pros: Power, looks, sound. Cons: Would be nice to be able to control the bass and treble from the remote.
Very nice stereo receiver Written By BobB, Fort Myers, FL on Saturday, March 15, 2014 Bought this for a second home to listen to music CD's. Paired with an Onkyo C7030 CD player, PSB B5's and an Infinity PS38 sub. For the money total I'm very pleased with the sound and the receiver is perfect. I don't need 100 w/ch for this setup but I liked the detachable power cord and the weight compared to the lower powered Yamaha's as both speak to a better designed and constructed receiver. I also like Yamaha's loudness compensation being subtractive in the mid frequencies instead of boosting the bass and treble. This method of loudness compensation does not add distortion as others do that boost the low and high frequencies. The volume appears to decrease as loudness compensation is increased because the mid-frequencies are being attenuated. That said, the R-S700 with the PSB B5's and PS38 sound very natural with all settings set to flat so I've not had to use the loudness compensation even at low levels. I should mention that I tried the same speakers with the Marantz NR1403 with the PSB C4 center and a Samsung BlueRay player. There is a World of difference in sound quality between a dedicated 2-channel stereo receiver and a home theater receiver when listening to music CD's. The Marantz/Samsung sounded muddy and processed where the Yamaha/Onkyo sound natural, open and detailed with the same speakers. Don't kid yourself if you want good stereo reproduction from music CD's as IMO a home theater receiver in this price range doesn't cut it even in pure direct mode. Pros: Clean, detailed natural sound with excellent power. Very well built, heavy with big power transformer for high current to drive more difficult speaker loads. Detachable power cord. Quality feel to the controls. Subwoofer output. Cons: None as far as a stereo receiver in this price range.
What a Hot Rod ! Written By GregY, Griffith,IN. on Thursday, March 06, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) After I hooked this monster up & took it for a test drive I was amazed at the power of the R-700 ! Even listening to a 20 year old cassette I was shocked at the clear sound. Pros: If you want a real power trip, the R-700 could be just what you need. Cons: none
yamaha r-s700 Written By ronc, coffeyville,ks on Sunday, March 02, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) lots of clean power, polk speakers sound great. Pros: well built Cons: none
Now we're talking! Written By John, Chesterton, IN on Saturday, March 01, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I originally bought the R-S201, needless to say I was less than enthused about it, I would't even consider that receiver an entry level receiver to the Yamaha line. The R-S201 was designed for the big box store shoppers. even at $150 I felt short changed. Crutchfield said send it back, no problem, I then ordered the R-S700, both are rated at 100 watts (yea right) That said the R-S700 cost $500 and I feel as if I owe more money, quite a bit more, that's how good this receiver is. I knew when the UPS Man handed me the box we were in a different league all together just from the weight difference. This receiver can get very loud (the R-S201 had a hard time keeping up with just the TV Speakers), it's very clear and accurate, My advice to anyone looking for a 2 channel Yamaha Receiver would be to start looking at the R-S300 minimum (forget the R-S201). If you're willing to spend $500 and get the R-S700 you'll be rewarded with what I consider one of the best values to be had in a 2 channel receiver. Another Plus is this receiver can be used as a pre-amp to a power amp, it can be used as a power amp without the receiver/on-board pre-amp and this reciever can be used to feed a 2nd power amp in another room on zone 2. Pros: Top quality build construction, you know it's going to last the second you lift it, can get very loud, it's very clear and very accurate. I couldn't detect any distortion even at ear splitting volume. You have so many options with this receiver as you grow in the hobby. Cons: None really, if I had to really nit-pick I would say I would like metal knobs on this receiver, the knobs do have a cheap feel to them in comparison to the rest of the receiver in build quality and sound quality this receiver puts out.
Sounds Great! Written By AlexH, Palm City, Fl on Tuesday, February 04, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) After approximtely 33 years of enjoying music from my Pioneer reciever, it finally kicked the bucket. Considerable review for a replacement reciever was much easier on the Crutchfield website and after narrowing it down to several possiblities between Home Theater recievers and Stereo Recievers, I reached out to the Crutchfield team via a phone conversation in order to describe my needs for a new stereo. They were extremely helpful in making my final decision and very patient throughout all my questions about the comparisons of the different models. I am very happy with my new Yamaha R-S700 reciever, it sounds amazing and has plenty of inputs to accomodate all my accessories such as my IPod, Sirius Radio, Turntable, CD Player, etc. Pros: Great sound, plenty of power, lots of inputs, the remote control is a great new accessory for me which makes music enjoyment sooo much easier. Terrific Crutchfield support throughout the entire process, before and after the purchase. Cons: Since I decided not to go with the home theater reciever, I did not have an input for the digital cable from my BlueRay/DVD player to the reciever but was able to add a small digital -to-coaxial converter to make the proper connections. Now I can enjoy stereo sounds while watching a BlueRay/DVD movie.
Yamaha R-S700 Written By Chompers, wiS on Wednesday, January 29, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) So far good Pros: clear sound Cons: could tune in fm stations better
Yamaha R-S700 Written By Robert, Sunbury, GA on Tuesday, January 28, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This Stereo Receiver is just what I need and more. Pros: Everything! Cons: N/A
Yamaha R-S700 Written By Chance, Jamestown, ND. on Friday, January 24, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Very nice receiver. Lots of good clean power. It sure makes my old speakers sound good. I bought a powered sub with it but not sure I would have needed it. It's pretty easy to get good bass with this amp. I sometimes use the loudness feature if I'm using the stereo for just backround music. You can turn the volume down and get good sound easily. Love this amp. Pros: Clean, clean power. Great looks. Cons: None
Affordable Accurate Timbre Written By Scott, Denver on Wednesday, January 22, 2014 The tonal quality of every instrument is now competely audible. There is nothing sterile about the sound this thing produces. I have never heard music reproduction of this quality for under $1000, and this thing is way under that price. Yamaha probably just made a life long customer out of me. I am using the AS500 to run a separate zone off of this unit. I am very impressed with that unit as well, but the power cord upgrade on the RS700 is well worth the extra cash. There is a noticable difference between the 2 units depth of sound, and I beleive the cord is the biggest reason. On a side note, this guy has a very drastic sound break in the first 2-3 hours it is on. A total break in of probably 40 hours. After that time, the loudness can be adjusted to set you midrange curve and not have to be tweaked with every listen for detail. Bottom line, I feel like I owe someone more money. FM Radio reception is great. Typing the call numbers into the remote is a nice touch. Also, I have had the volume as loud as I can stand it, and there was not 1 hint of distortion. Pros: Affordable Hi Fi. Easy to set up. Easy to use. Cons: Brushed aluminum front loves fingerprints. Not sure how to clean them off yet.
Yamaha R-S7 00 Written By Carl, Philadelphia PA on Tuesday, December 31, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Everything I hoped it would be
Yamaha receiver Written By RMS, Dearborn Hts, MI on Monday, December 30, 2013 Awesome receiver at a great price. A replacement for a 30 year old Carver receiver that served me very well but finally expired. The Yamaha cost less than half what the Carver cost. Outstanding sound from both my 30 year old Cerwin Vega and new B&W speakers. Pros: Great sound and price. Cons: None.
Receiver Written By Bob d., Wildwood n.j. on Saturday, December 28, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great sound and features Pros: Looks good and plays great Cons: None
Yamaha R-S700 Written By Donna C, Ozone Park,NY on Wednesday, December 18, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) It was everything I was looking for. Pros: Very easy to use
Yamaha compliments bose Written By Opnwide, Friday Harbor Wa on Wednesday, December 04, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) After a lot of R&D I purchased this receiver to power my 45 year old Bose 901 speakers. They have never sounded this good! Crisp and clear .......I have never experienced this from a sucession of other Receivers. Huge power with no distortion at high volume. Just incredible. A major bargain price wise. Pros: Superior FM reception in a poor area. Hard to tell the difference in listening to a CD or a FM stereo broadcast. Cons: none
R-S700 Written By HENRY B., VALLEJO' CA. on Saturday, November 09, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I'VE BEEN RUNNING YAMAHA RECEVIERS SINCE 1972 WHEN I FIRST STARTED USING YAMAHA EQUIPMENT WITH THE CR-1000. WHAT A RECEIVER .I'VE BEEN A YAMAHA PERSON SINCE.THE R-S700 IS A VERY GOOD 2 CHANNEL RECEIVER.THE SOUND IS CLEAN-CRISP.SIMPLE FOR ADDING A SIRUS RADIO AMP TO-AND I-POD HOOKUP. Pros: SOUND--LOOKS. EASE TO HOOKUP-USE.AND THE YAMAHA QUILITY.WOULD RECOMMEND TO ANYONE WHO LIKES THERE MUSIC CLEAN - CLEAR. Cons: NONE
Audio excellent Written By Bill, San Juan, Puerto Rico on Sunday, November 03, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The audio is excellent when using the FM and amplifying my Bose External Environmental Speakers to the Roof Garden, Kitchen-Interior Pato, and Sitting Room areas. I attached the three pairs of speakers to speaker box switch, so I can listen in all three areas, or only where I want to listen without bothering others who prefer to watch TV, etc. Pros: Sound, Appearance, Direct CD and Pure Direct for FM radio, etc. features and lifetime technical support. Cons: None thus far except that it cost more than the receiver/amplifier it replaced, which will not be a con iprovided it continues to function properly. The old one was a lemon that I decided to junk after warranty ended.
Yamaha R-s700 Receiver Written By John M, Charlottesville on Wednesday, September 25, 2013 This product is a good choice to run multiple speakers and choice for a basis of a system. You have the ability to use two sets of from the base and add zone 2 capabilities with additional amps. I have the ability to run 4 sets of speakers by using one additional amp. I did question why they do not simply offer the additional amp capability in one until ie 4 sets of speakers A,B,C, D from one bass unit at 200 watts.
Yamaha R-S700 Written By MJH, Richmond, VA on Saturday, September 21, 2013 Simple machine, does what I want perfectly. Great sound out of my Bose 901s.
Yamaha R-S700 Written By M275, Honolulu, HI on Sunday, August 18, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) It is a simple to setup and used receiver unit.
Nice receiver Written By Lisa, North Grafton, MA on Tuesday, August 13, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Nice unit. Haven't really gotten completely acquainted with it yet but on initial listening it sounds great. So far away from my receiver from 1989. The Yamaha has crisp,clear sound. My SHM cd's sound like they should. After using the receiver & pairing it up with a new equalizer I will update my review. Pros: Sounds great, has options for digital media. Very good price point.
Yamaha R-S700 Written By JF, Houston on Thursday, August 01, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great for an audiophile beginner. Pros: Easy set-up. Simple operations. Cons: Could have done better for subwoofer signal discrimination.
Yamaha R-S700 Written By P, Mississippi on Wednesday, July 31, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This receiver was everything it was advertized to be. Easy to set up and use and sounds great. This is my third Yamaha receiver in almost 30 years and have been very happy with all of them. Pros: Sounds great , looks great, and easy to use. Cons: None
Did not last 2 weeks Written By Reeve, Mackay Idaho on Friday, June 21, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The receiver did not last to weeks. Called tech support had to try 4 diffrent things to it to figure out whats wrong with it . They said they will send me a new one . It will take 8 days to get here . Pros: Looks nice Cons: alot at this point
what a difference Written By LS, New City NY on Wednesday, June 12, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Got this to replace a decades old Harmon Kardon. I'm hearing music I've listened to many times before as if for the first time. Crisp highs and clean full lows, are just the beginning. Newer cds, played thru the cd direct setting sounded incredible, and the controls (yay for analog style knobs) make it easy to compensate for the limitations of older ones. The variable loudness control limits loss of detail even at low volume. Pros: Great sound. Easy controls. Quick setup. Cons: no
Garbage Written By Yamaha R-S700, Belmont, MA on Sunday, June 09, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Although the Crutchfield organization is nice, this receiver is a piece of garbage. I tried over and over again, even using 3 separate XM receivers and the thing would not emit a sound. No human being should have to go through that kind of aggravation.
It's exactly what I was looking for... Written By Steelman, Claremont,NH on Saturday, June 08, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This was to replace a 41 year old receiver that finally reached its expiration date. I hooked up my 40 year old Garrard turntable, 20 year old Sony 5-disc CD player, and 40 year old reel-to reel, wired up the speakers, plugged her in and let 'er rip. The sound is great-far better than my OLD state-of-the-art (then) receiver. The CD and turntable is clean. Reel-to-Reel is good enough for me considering the tapes are as old as the machine. Volume is all I'll ever need. I don't use zone 2-but using the A and B speakers simultaneously takes care of my wants. (A speakers upstairs, B speakers downstairs.) If it lasts half as long as my old receiver, I'll be more than happy. Pros: Clean sound, great volume, more than enough RCA jacks. A good looking unit! Crutchfields rep helped me pick out this unit when I told him what I wanted and He hit it spot on! The price was great as well. Cons: FM antenna works for stations that are fairly close. Instructions are somewhat complicated. Speaker jacks are a little closer together than I would like, but I managed.
Yamaha R-S700 Written By Ronny, Knoxjville on Wednesday, June 05, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I am very impressed with the receiver but I am more impressed with the support I got from Crutchfield when when I chatted with the expert. I gave him very little information and he choose the perfect equipment for my needs. I give it all to him for my satisfaction. Pros: Very easy to hook up and operate. Cons: None at this time
what you are really looking for Written By JohN, New Orlean on Saturday, May 18, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) the Yamaha R-S700 is rock solid, driving a quality of sound that you do not even know your missing. the unit is what you really need and is the bacK to the future you are really looking for. i originally purchases an ONKYO TX 8050 with the hope that the internet capability would provide a simple solution. Do not bother, more promise than delivery and very frustrating. i was happy with the sound, or so i thought!! Crutchfield did an amazing job working with me on exchanging the unit. i knew at this point i needed to ensure i got something that really would fill my expectations. the Yamaha seemed like a solid platform, simple and focused. i purchased the unit for a set of polk speakers and i wanted a unit that would serve as a platform for my stereo needs. as i said earlier the ONKYO delvered great sound, but now that i have the YAMAHA RS700 i realize i was settling for what i thought was a great sound. the Yamaha delivers at low and high volumes, the unit drives a rich deep sound, at high volumes the sound is clear, my speakers have meet nirvana!! this is a back to the future unit, it provides the rich sound that i have always looked for and i able to keep going, it can handle all of your add on units and make the best of the sound. the technology of the future is here. my advice, buy the unit for what its designed for, quality shound with the capacity to add your music sources. Pros: excellent sound, easy set up, clean at high volume. Cons: radio has limits, but what the heck, who uses the radio...well at least i can get what i need. the sound more than makes up for the radio!!
Excellent Sound Written By Mike, New Philadelphia, Oh on Wednesday, April 24, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This product is excellent value for the money... I purchased this product for its ease of use and its variety of features, and i was extremely impressed with its ease of use.... hooked up the speaker wire, turned it on, and and the sounds started... It sounded amazing and had no problems fulfilling the needs i had Pros: Ease of use, great sound Cons: none
Great Basic 2 channel receiver Written By BDVit, Metro Detroit,Mich on Tuesday, April 16, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) After going without a receiver for 2.5 yrs I settled on this Yamaha receiver. Going from a mid 1980's 100WPC Sony that fried in 2010. I tried 2 other brand recievers during the interm. and wound upp sending them back(Denon & Onkyo). I had a 1970's vintage Yamaha CR820 for 25 years without fail so I was familar with the longetivity of their product. All I can say is WOW! Speakers came alive ,better definition, plenty of power, Running a pair of Axiom M22's that I bought in 2004.Makes me want to go buy their M60 or M80 floor towers. It also helped that I rewired the speakers with approx 50 ft per side of Monster XP wire.Was time for an upgrade. Tuner pulls all the metro Detroit stations clean and noise free with a Terk FM antena.(Urban area) I am also running an aux input with Sirrius and a aux input from computer out for MP3 library burned at 320mbps (about 1200 commercial CD's ) on a 2TB HD . Works for me . Random play is my friend. Pros: Great power curve easy to set up and hook up enough inputs for most audio sources on has(tape,phono,cd,3 lines in,tuner) pre outs for future needs, built in satt radio w/adpator,i-pod hook up with adaptor. Cons: 2 things that I wish it had 1. A parabolic graphic equalizer (had on the Sony) it would help sweeten the room acoustics. 2. At least 1 HDMI for a Digitial TV input (even though this not a AV type reciever)
Yamaha R-S700 Written By skillian, New Jersey on Sunday, March 17, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Exactly what I was looking for in a receiver: ease of use, intuitive controls and--of course--great sound. Pros: Sound quality, elegant design, no unnecessary bells and whistles Cons: N/A
yamaha rs700 Written By dave T, Medicine Lake MT on Saturday, March 16, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Nice machinery with old school Knobs, but all of the spoils of 21st century.
Nice Written By BrianA, Wilmington DE on Wednesday, March 13, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Been using an old Pioneer for about 20 yrs and wanted something with a little more muscle to power the various components and speaker sets I've accumulated over the years. Called the Crutchfield team, after we inventoried what components and speakers I had and how I used them, the technician recommended the RS700. I couldn't be happier. The unit was in my house two days after I ordered it, I called Crutchfield and a technician walked me through the set up in about 15 minutes.....It's amazing what a difference. I'm driving 4 sets of speakers (through a Niles selector) and each set sounds awesome. I'm a Vinyl guy mostly but the built in CD direct amp really does put some punch into those little shiny discs...quite surprised by that. Radio reception is clean and crisp with the supplied (non powered) antenna. All this and the face of the unit / display are very cool too! Pros: Ease of operation CD DIrect Amp really makes a difference Customer service / support is nothing short of sensational Cons: none
Clear Power Written By Andy W., Clark, Wyoming on Saturday, February 09, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I now have reverted back to the "old school" with this 2 channel reciever. Gave up on my Denon 5.1 system after it crashed and burned for the second time. We listen to music most of the time so the decision was a easy one. The sound is clear and beautiful to say the least. Nancy at Crutchfield analyzed my needs and thought that I needed to step back to a basic reciever with better sound. She was right. Matched with my Paradogm towers and sub I am blown away. I hope it holds up because I push it pretty hard at times when my wife isn't home. This is my second Yamaha Reciever over the years and I should have never left them. I have always felt that speakers are the most important part of a system, but this reciever has way better sound than my AV reciever that wasn't that old. Pros: Powerful and bright. Cons: Tuner is just ok.
Good surprises happen Written By RossMck, Chapel Hill, NC on Wednesday, January 23, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I bought this receiver to replace a perfectly serviceable Onkyo that had served me for several years. I had ordered new speakers (non Crutchfield), and they needed more power than the Onkyo could deliver. When the Yamaha arrived, I hooked it up, and my previous speakers (warm sounding Polk 5bs from the late 1980s) suddenly lost the bulk of the mid-range "fuzz". They were cleaner, clearer, and much more musical. I've always been skeptical about claims regarding amplifiers, since the differences should be so minor. However, had I known the impact of this receiver, I probably wouldn't have ordered the new speakers. As it is, the combination of the Yamaha and the Aerial 5B speakers I have now (they've arrived) is magical. Also of note, the tuner sensitivity is better than some reviews would suggest. We're at the margin of a regional classical station's range, and I can receive it loud and clear. All in all, an excellent receiver. Pros: Ability to provide clear sound to excellent speakers; Good tuner; Easy programming for tuner pre-sets. Cons: AM stations don't pre-set
Amazing Receiver Written By Danny, New York,NY on Tuesday, January 22, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I was searching for a Stereo Receiver to replace my Nakamichi receiver that quit working after 30 years of dependable service. I wanted a simple receiver with lots of power, I didn't need a 5.1 or 7.1 system. I called and spoke with Brian, a Crutchfield adviser who listened to my needs and found the Yamaha R-S700 for me. After looking over the specs for myself, I decided to purchase this unit. The set up was quick and simple. The sound is fantastic. I am sure I will have many years of listening enjoyment from this unit. Pros: Everything. Cons: Size, this is a very large unit. However, with all of the power it has, I guess it needs to be this big.
yamaha R-S700 Written By eddie-o, elgin,il. on Saturday, January 05, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) one word,outstanding.
Clear and Transparent Power Written By JoshM, Montgomery, AL on Friday, December 14, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Very powerful and dynamic. High quality parts and a nice fit and finish. Loud and clear. No coloration or distortion as far as I can tell. True 100 wattage nominal power. I studied modern stereo receivers for at least 3 years now and decided on the Yamaha. "Audiophiles" will tell you it's overly bright or to warm and to buy Marantz because it's "musical". Don't be fooled because stereos aren't "musical" the source is "musical". It's components like quality cd players with low noise floors and quality DACs that make this so. The purpose of the stereo receiver is to be able to switch these sources and properly amplify these signals with no coloration to the sound or distortion. Your speakers will color your sound and deciding on which speaker is a long dreadful a process. Very good buy and I really like the controls on the front like the variable loudness. Thanks Crutchfield. Pros: Exactly what a stereo should be. Cons: You may lose the interest of those who value thousand dollar speaker cables.
It's the machine Written By Marty A......., Nashville, TN on Wednesday, December 12, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) It's well designed, The sound is great, The main volume control has a nice feel to it. I like the fact you can power 4 speakers at a time rather than 2... a fuller sound. You get what you pay for. This was a sure bet. Pros: Great sound, well designed, powerful, reputable name Cons: No surround sound option
Yamaha R-S700 Written By RCBinTN, LaVergne, TN on Monday, December 10, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) We bought this receiver to drive Bose 901 speakers and their active equalizer. We've owned the Bose for a couple years but never have driven them properly. The R-S700 drives the speakers very well. Sound and soundstage are very impressive with the Yamaha/Bose system. I have owned several Yamaha receivers in the past and am always impressed with the quality and sound of the products. Pros: Plenty of power Pre-out and Main-in connections Cons: None at this time
Unpleasant sound quality Written By Chickoo, Ohio on Wednesday, December 05, 2012 I am using Bose 901 VI and research lot as my Powerful Vintage Yamaha CA-810 stop working. It was difficult to find Best stereo receiver/ Integrated Amp for less than $1000 for my Bose. I tried Yamaha R-S700 as it has very attractive specs but it sounded thin, annoying, narrow sound stage and low power. Sorry Yamaha! Hope you understand what clean and pleasant sound provided in CA-810 model. Pros: Aluminium face plate. Good remote. Cons: Unpleasant, annoying sound. surely not a natural sounding receiver, Bass, vocal and highs is thin sounding.
Yamaha R-S700 Written By Anonymous, honolulu on Friday, November 16, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) good
Yamaha R-S700 Written By WadeG, Louisville, KY on Sunday, October 28, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This unit was recommend by one of the Crutchfield advisors. I sent him what model of speakers I had and the type of equipment I was wanting to attach like...Equalizer, Ipod, and TV. He hit it right on the head with this Receiver for the price, and I could not be happier with the power and all the functions that come with it. Very easy to hook up all the equipment and to operate. This was my first purchase with Crutchfield buying Home Stereo equipment and I was not disappointed. Thanks Pros: Great price for what you are getting. The Yamaha R-S700 has no problem with a pair of Polk Audio Monitor 70's and RTi A9's either one at a time or both. To be able to attach an Ipod you will have to purchase the YDS-12 which keeps it charged up and you can change songs with the remote that come with Receiver. Cons: None yet
R-S700 Written By Lou, Whitestone, NY on Tuesday, October 09, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) With a proper source, CD, FM reception, turntable, sounds awesome. Pros: Variable loudness. Cons: None
Yamaha R-S700 Written By Bill M, Wellsville,NY on Thursday, August 02, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I updated from an RX-497 Yamaha receiver and am very impressed with the music quality, power, and clearness of sound. I'm happy I made the change, and am very satisfied with both my Yamaha products.
Great bang for the buck! Written By derfnnan, pasadena, ca on Sunday, June 10, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) A BREEZE TO INSTALL, GREAT FM-STEREO RECEPTION WITH INCLUDE ANTENNA, MY 30 YEAR OLD TURNTABLE NEVER SOUNDED BETTER AND THE CD PLAYER SOUNDS TERRIFIC! Pros: EASY TO INSTALL, STRAight forward instructions. Cons: none
Yamaha R-S700 Stereo Receiver Written By JRay, San Diego, CA on Friday, June 08, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This purchase was for a second receiver for another room in my condo. Having already owned one for about a month I was so impressed with the design, incredible sound quality (clairiy, detail, dynamic range) This purchase was for a second receiver for another room in my condo. Having already owned one for about a month I was so impressed with the design, build quality, incredible sound quality (clairiy, detail, dynamic range) operational controls and other Yamaha products that can be used with the receiver there was no hesitation to a second purchase. The performance and specs for this receiver with its price point make it a value beyond compare. And purchasing from Crutchfield's is the greatest. Pros: Performance, value and Yamaha reputation Cons: None
A Terrific Buy Written By RickC, Chandler, AZ on Saturday, June 02, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This is my 5th Yamaha receiver in 20 years and I currently have 3 running now. I purchased the R-S700 for my "man cave" for just listening to stereo music. I don't even use a sub. The Yamaha is performing as I anticipated, my Paradigm Titan Monitors sound great. I don't listen to the radio so I can't comment on that issue, but with my Marantz CD player and my iPod running through the dock, I am very, very happy. This was my first transaction with Crutchfield and I was very impressed with the whole process. They seem to take customer service very seriously. Pros: It's a Yamaha, that says it all. Cons: None yet.
Yamaha RS700 Written By BillM, Sun Lakes Az on Monday, May 28, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Incredible!!. I had a late 80s Yamaha receiver that was very good for its' time but after 23 years it failed. Very satisfied so that is why I went with another Yamaha. After getting hooked up and listening to Mellencamp I realized I would need to listed to every CD I own again as this unit is like going from a transistor radio to you first stereo. And I had a really good unit before this. The clairty and depth of the sound in incredible. I listened to some Santana and heard things for the first time. I will have to load the CD player from A to Z. Highly recommend
Yamaha R-S700 WOW! Written By Mitch, Manchester, NH on Monday, April 02, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I replaced an old Sony Surround sound system with this Yamaha. All I can say is it ROCKS and ROCKS HARD! Huge difference inn drive and power output. Drives my Polk Audio Sub like I never knew it was there in comparison. I think this is a great purchase for the quality and the price. Nicely done Crutchfield. Pros: Power Output, Quality of sound, Ease of setup, Good Looking, Great deal for the price. Cons: I have not been able to find any. Some say the FM reception is not so good, for me it works great.
Poor Man's High-End Audio Written By Dan D., Farmington Hills, MI on Sunday, April 01, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I have to chuckle when I read some of the previous reviews published here. Of course everyone is entitled to his or her opinion and there are no conditions that are perfectly objective or ever the same. However, for those of us old enough to recall previous receivers, a receiver was never thought to be an able substitute for a separate preamp, tuner, and amplifier. Today the Yamaha R-S700 is an admirable replacement for a component system and more. The sound is accurate, well articulated, not too bright and has adequate bass, again remember this is a receiver. The problem is I am so impressed at what this piece does for $500.00 I cannot get over what a bargain this Yamaha really is! Add to this the wonderful followup and service Crutchfield provides, it is one of the few great moments this life will ever offer. Pros: High quality, good sound, easy to use, direct CD, and direct amplification.
awesome sounding unit Written By joe, des moines ia on Tuesday, March 20, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) great sounding stereo sounds great on all types of music heard things on songs ive never heard plenty of power and options if your a music lover Pros: sound quilty,power,and looks Cons: would like to be able to control the bass and treble with remote
FM Reception Limitations Written By Larry, San Diego on Tuesday, March 06, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) To begin, I would like to state that Crutchfield is probably the best on-line company I have ever purchased from. The technical staff did everything possible to solve the problem I had with the unit, although I ended up having to return the radio/amplifier. I agree with everything said about the superb quality of the amplification produced by the Yamaha R-S700 and if you're not particularly interested in listening to FM radio it probably will serve you well. FM radio, however, was important to us. The R-S700 was intended to replace a Yamaha RX-530 that we had purchased about 23 years ago. It turned out that the R-S700 FM reception is so weak that in our area I would have had to purchase about $200 worth of special antenna and line current stabilizer to be able to possibly make FM reception acceptable. Without the extra equipment (and possibly even with it) every time anyone turned on or off a light switch, or even activated the magneto to light the barbecue or stove, the radio would cut off for about a second. The Crutchfield technical people and even the first and second level technical help at Yamaha were unable to solve the problem. Our old RX-530 FM radio had worked well and indeed was still in working order, so I returned the newer machine and reinstalled the older. Crutchfield was true to its word and took the unit back for a full refund. Pros: Amplification and sound quality Cons: FM radio reception
Yamaha R-700 Written By Steve M, Lincoln, CA on Sunday, February 05, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This thing sounds fantastic - the better the program source (primarily CD's but also some old but very good reel to reel tapes) the better the sound. It actually competes with some very high quality separates I've owned in the past. FM reception is poor here but I'm not into FM radio anyway (except for background noise). As usual, Crutchfield's service was excellent - the unit came double-boxed and shipment was very fast. I am very pleased with this purchase.
Yamaha RS-700 Written By Dean, Bothell, WA. on Wednesday, February 01, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I own two of these units. They are well built and simple to use. There is no surround sound junk built into these. It's simply a stereo reciever with a good amp. I-pod sounds awesome too! Pros: Sounds great, easy to use. Cons: Needs a built in cooling fan (you'll need to add one) and there is no 120 volt plug in the back to connect other devises.
Yamaha gets it done Written By Edward D., Indiana on Monday, September 05, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I purchased this RS-700 receiver because Yamaha has a great reputation with their Natural Sound components sounding excellent and since I am an audiophile downsizing from my 11 year Adcom separate components, that cost me $3000 back then, I hoped it was a good choice and I was right. This receiver is one of the few stereo receivers still on the market (I have no desire for home theater stuff) and to my surprise it has crystal clear sound, great presentation and wide and accurate sound stage. I have it tied to my Adcom CD player, Pioneer Elite CD burner, Denon turntable and my VMPS speakers with Kimber Cable wire and interconnects and only upon very critical listening do I notice any difference; that difference being some of the very tiniest of details being slightly less pronounced. It truly unbelievable that a receiver at this price could sound this close to my old high end components but it does. I highly recommend this product.
Yamaha R-S700 Written By Claude, Greensboro NC on Wednesday, August 24, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I replaced my Yamaha R-1100U with the Yamaha R-S700 and was amazed at the improvement in sound reproduction that has been made with this product. It is driving two Polk SDA 2 speakers and the sound quality is outstanding. The FM reception of three classical stations in our area is almost up to CD quality. May it last as long and be as trouble free as my previous Yamaha.
RS700 Written By Ibis, Florida on Wednesday, August 24, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Fairly enjoying this acquisition. Don't think it provides the rated audio output.
A true listening experience Written By BillB, Dacula,GA on Tuesday, May 24, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I bought this receiver to replace a 27 month old Harman Kardon 3490 that failed. I narrowed my choices to this unit and the Marantz 4023. The two reasons I chose this receiver were first, my early expiring HK was made in China as is the Marantz 4023 and the abilty to bi-wire my Polk RTi A7's using the A and B speaker connections on the Yamaha. Wow what a difference!! I am hearing new things on albums (CD's) that I have listened to all my life. Using the CD direct amp feature is like listening to studio moniters, pure accurate signal with no color. For those that like their sound a little warmer you can leave this feature off. One tip, if you bi wire, I would connect the bass side to speakers A since that is the damped side. That will give you the tightest most accurate bass reponse. You'll be able to tell if the bass player is using a pick or not. The Yamaha R-S700 will bring new life to your music collection. As usual Crutchfield double boxed the unit and it arrived in pritine condition.
r-s700 Written By Greg, Frankfort, Ky on Friday, April 15, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great receiver, sounds really good. Best i ever had and this is the fifth. I have two klipsch rf-35 speakers and a JBL subwoofer. I bi-wired the speakers and they sound great. I didn`t want to buy a ipod stand so i bought a Monster music cable for my i pod. That works great also. More than enough sound, i`m finally pushing my speakers and subwoofer. I would buy this again and tell my friends. Hope it last.
Yamaha R-S700 Written By Joel_L, Wisconsin on Tuesday, February 22, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I was shopping for a 2 channel receiver with a phono stage. I needed something that could drive 4 ohm speakers and potentially even do 2 Zone listening. I've used Yamaha gear in the past and find that their receivers are well laid out and well made. This one is no different but contains a few flaws common in the receiver market today. First of all, and my biggest pet peeve, is the toy-like feel of the volume knob. I understand that most people use the remote, but this is the one knob that gets touched more than any other. Give it some heft!! The other controls shaped like bars are cool, but I'm sure they're plastic. I was hoping they wouldn't be. Of course, these have no bearing on the sound, to the contrary I was very pleased with the sound. My speakers needed essentially no bass/treble fiddling at all. The CD Pure Direct and the Amp Pure switches actually net real results. The back side has high quality connectors and high quality speaker terminals. Overall, the unit is solidly made with a nice, thick aluminum face. This is a piece that you'll want to have out for others to see. My Yamaha gear has never failed and after a month of use, I'm confident the same will be true of this receiver.
Great Yamaha Receiver Written By Bob, Montgomery, Al on Monday, December 06, 2010 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The R-S700 is my third Yamaha receiver and maybe the best so far. I upgraded from a RX-396 50 watt receiver to the R-S700 100 watt. I'm mostly a 2 channel music fan so the big screen is fine without all the bells and whistles. The power is the big plus here and you can hear it from the moment you turn it on. This receiver is ipod ready so all you have to do is buy a dock and you have that option also. I liked having a phono connection too a lot of home theatre recivers don't have this. Crutchfield has been great on service with quick shipping. After hearing how good my Def Tech's BP-8's sounded I upgraded to some Polk Audio RTI-A9's. Some I'm rocking the house this Christmas.


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agosta 9{ezvs Chief Charlo of the Salish VOLUME 17, NUMBER 19 ÍA. news piBCication of the. Satish and J(potenai Tribes of the Jiathead Indian Reservation MONTH OF THE CHOKEBERRIES Chief Koostatah of the Kootenai SEPTEMBER 28,1988 CSKT to host Affiliated Tribes of Northwest Indians conference The city of Kalispell can rightly call itself "Indian Country" next week as hundreds of Native Americans are expected to gather for five separate events. The main event will be the 36th annual conference of the Affiliated Tribes of Northwest Indians Oct. 4-7, sponsored by the Salish and Kootenai Tribes, at the Cavanaugh's Inn in Kalispell. Also in town during the week will be the Portland Indian Health Board (meeting on Monday and Tuesday), a special hearing about Chemawa Indian School of Salem, Ore., the Indian Child Welfare Association, and the Indian Trade Association (no details on those latter two organizations' plans). The theme of this year's ATM conference is "Maintaining Our Homelands and Traditions Through Effective Tribal Self-Governance". Delegates from some 40 tribes in North America will meet to discuss the past year's progress in five major areas identified in the 1987 "plan of action": cultural affairs, economic development and employment, human and social services, natural resources and the environment, and Tribal governance. They'll also be talking about a variety of current issues, such as the zoning and taxation controversy on the Yakima Reservation, IHS eligibility, increasing anti-Indian sentiment in parts of the country, hunting and fishing, and the 1990 Census project Native Americans from British Columbia and Alberta, Canada, have been invited to expand the scope of the discussions to an international level. A number of special events are on the agenda in addition to the panel discussions, committee meetings and displays of Indian arts and crafts and Tribal business booths. Special luncheons are (Concludes on page two) if) if) «0 h 3 Only nine days left to register to vote Lucille Otter Get-Out-the-Vote Drive Coordinator The 1988 general election is just around the corner, November 8. All those not yet registered to vote must do so by Oct 8. If you are not sure you are registered, call me at 676-3171. Those wanting to register may contact the following: ARLEE — Missoula County, Vivian Baylor, 726-3487, former Mary Ann Combs' place; in Lake County, Kelly Hale Burland, 726-3129, Arlee Homesites ST. IGNATIUS —Mary Lou Sorrell, 745-4129, Mission Dam Homesites RONAN — Emily "Pete" Phillips, 676-5033, Pache Homesites Ramona Ebensteiner, 676-2770, Tribal Health DepL Lucille Otter, 676-3171,3076 Terrace Lake Rd. PABLO — Yolanda Matt, 675-3343, Old Highway 93 south of Pablo (Concludes on page three)
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Subject | Salish Indians --Newspapers.; Kutenai Indians --Newspapers.; Pablo (Montana) --Newspapers.; Kootenai Indians |
Description | CSKT to host Affiliated Tribes of Northwest Indians conference; A little background information on the Affiliated Tribes of Northwest Indians; Another housing program for residents; Portland Health board conference to include local reports; |
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Date Original | 1988-09-28 |
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Contributor | D'Arcy McNickle Library |
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Language | en |
Relation | Volume 17, Number 19 |
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Esther L. Letellier, age 92, of Norris, died Friday morning, February 2, 2007, at the Bennett County Nursing Home in Martin. Visitation will be held 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. on Wednesday, February 7, at the Rush Funeral Chapel in Kadoka, and one hour preceding the services at the church on Thursday. Funeral services will be held 2:00 p.m. CST, Thursday, February 8, at the Norris Bible Church in Norris, with Rev.
Hearing or saying "I love you" is like the calm before the howling storm. These simple words have been the mystery that has befuddled men and women for centuries. And, that mystery has rarely been completely figured out. Rarely, but on occasion it has. Young people (like we all once were) either hesitate to say these words, or repeat them offhandedly at almost every conceivable occasion. Men quake at the thought of uttering them to "that special woman". Young girls dream of saying them to "that hot guy" but never actually do.
Rapid City Journal SIOUX FALLS - Kevin Schieffer, president of Dakota, Minnesota and Eastern Railroad, said the Surface Transportation Board's decision to require another environmental impact statement is a hurdle the railroad expects to clear this year. But a transportation economist, Frank Wilner, said a full-blown EIS could stretch into 2009. "While the (board) said you can go ahead and construct the line, you can't run any coal trains until we complete an EIS.
Philip City Council members made quick work of the Monday, February 5, agenda. The council approved the final inspection and acceptance of the airport wildlife fence construction. The costs for the last year's improvements to the airport were divided: the federal government paid 95 percent, the State of South Dakota paid two percent, and the City of Philip is responsible for the last three percent. Haakon County Young Women requested the city's recommendation concerning lighting at the HCYW Kiddie Park.
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The Philip wrestling team traveled to Wagner to compete in the State "B" Dual Championships.
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Acquired Cystic Kidney Disease
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- What is acquired cystic kidney disease (ACKD)?
- What are the kidneys and what do they do?
- What causes ACKD?
- How does ACKD differ from polycystic kidney disease (PKD)?
- What are the symptoms of ACKD?
- How is ACKD diagnosed?
- How is ACKD treated?
- Points to Remember
- Hope through Research
- For More Information
- Acknowledgments
- About the Kidney Failure Series
What is acquired cystic kidney disease (ACKD)?
Many people with chronic kidney disease develop ACKD, a condition in which the kidneys develop fluid-filled sacs called renal (kidney) cysts. ACKD occurs in children and adults. The cysts are more likely to develop in people who are on hemodialysis or peritoneal dialysis. Kidney failure, not dialysis, causes the cysts. However, the risk of developing ACKD increases with the number of years a person is on dialysis.
- About 20 percent of people starting dialysis treatments already have ACKD.
- About 60 to 80 percent of people on dialysis for 4 years develop ACKD.
- About 90 percent of people on dialysis for 8 years develop ACKD.1, 2
In most cases, the cysts are harmless and require no treatment. Sometimes problems occur—including infection in the cyst, which may be associated with fever and back pain. Sometimes the cysts bleed and blood will appear in the urine. Blood in the urine should always be reported to a doctor.
Although doctors debate the exact percentage, somewhere between 10 and 20 percent of people with ACKD develop kidney tumors, which in some cases are cancerous.2 The rate of kidney cancer in people with ACKD is low, but it is higher than the rate in the general population.
1Fick-Brosnahan GM. Polycystic and acquired cystic kidney disease. In: Greenberg A, ed. Primer on Kidney Diseases. 3rd ed. National Kidney Foundation. San Francisco: Academic Press; 2001: 303-308.
2Grantham JJ, Nair V, Winklhofer F. Cystic diseases of the kidney. In: Brenner B, ed. Brenner & Rector's The Kidney. 6th ed. Philadelphia: W.B. Saunders; 2000: 1699-1730.
What are the kidneys and what do they do?
The kidneys are two bean-shaped organs, each about the size of a fist. They are located on either side of the spine, just below the rib cage. The kidneys filter wastes and extra fluid from the blood to produce urine. They also release hormones that regulate blood pressure, stimulate the production of red blood cells, and regulate the body's use of calcium to keep the bones healthy.
When the kidneys stop working, a person must receive a new kidney through transplantation or have regular blood-cleansing treatments called dialysis.
What causes ACKD?
Dialysis filters out many, but not all, of the wastes that healthy kidneys remove. Researchers believe that an unidentified waste product not removed through dialysis causes cysts to form in the kidneys. Dialysis itself does not cause the cysts.
How does ACKD differ from polycystic kidney disease (PKD)?
ACKD differs from PKD in several ways. People with PKD often have a family history of PKD. They are born with the disease-causing gene. No disease-causing gene is associated with ACKD. PKD is associated with enlarged kidneys and cyst formation in other parts of the body. In ACKD, the kidneys are normal sized or smaller and cysts do not occur in other parts of the body. In PKD, the presence of cysts marks the onset of disease. People with ACKD already have chronic kidney disease when they develop cysts.
What are the symptoms of ACKD?
ACKD often has no symptoms. If a cyst becomes infected, a person may have back pain, fever, or even chills. If a cyst bleeds, a person will often notice blood in the urine.
How is ACKD diagnosed?
A doctor may suspect ACKD based on a patient's history and symptoms. To confirm the diagnosis, the doctor may order one or more imaging procedures:
- Ultrasound. In an ultrasound, or sonogram, a technician glides a device, called a transducer, over the abdomen. The transducer sends harmless sound waves into the body and catches them as they bounce off the internal organs to create a picture on a monitor. Abdominal ultrasounds are used to evaluate the size and shape of the kidneys.
- Computerized tomography (CT) scan. CT scans use a combination of x rays and computer technology to create three-dimensional images. Sometimes a contrast dye is injected into the patient to better see the structure of the kidneys. CT scans require the patient to lie on a table that slides through a donut-shaped scanning machine. CT scans can help identify cysts and tumors in the kidneys.
- Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). MRI machines use radio waves and magnets to produce detailed pictures of internal organs and tissues. No exposure to radiation occurs. With most MRI machines, the patient lies on a table that slides into a tunnel that may be open-ended or closed at one end. Some newer machines are designed to allow the patient to lie in a more open space. Like CT scans, MRIs can help identify cysts and tumors.
Images of the kidneys may help the health care provider distinguish ACKD from PKD.
How is ACKD treated?
If ACKD is not causing pain or discomfort, no treatment is required. Infections are treated with a course of antibiotics. If large cysts are causing pain, they may be drained using a long needle inserted through the skin.
If tumors are suspected, a person may need regular examinations to monitor the kidneys for cancer. Some doctors recommend all patients be screened for kidney cancer after 3 years of dialysis. In rare cases, surgery is used to stop cysts from bleeding and to remove tumors or suspected tumors.
In transplantation, the diseased kidneys are left in place unless they are causing infection or high blood pressure. ACKD usually disappears, even in the diseased kidneys, after a person receives a transplanted kidney.
Points to Remember
- Acquired cystic kidney disease (ACKD) is a condition in which the kidneys develop many fluid-filled sacs called cysts.
- ACKD is most common in people who have been on dialysis for several years.
- ACKD differs from polycystic kidney disease (PKD). People with PKD often have a family history of PKD. PKD is associated with enlarged kidneys and cyst formation in other parts of the body. In ACKD, the kidneys are normal sized or smaller and cysts do not form in other parts of the body.
- Between 10 and 20 percent of people with ACKD develop kidney tumors, which in some cases are cancerous.
- ACKD often has no symptoms.
- If tumors are suspected, a person may need regular examinations to monitor the kidneys for cancer.
- In rare cases, surgery is used to stop cysts from bleeding and to remove tumors or suspected tumors.
- ACKD usually disappears after a person receives a transplanted kidney.
Hope through Research
In recent years, researchers have learned a great deal about kidney disease. The National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK) sponsors several programs aimed at understanding kidney failure and finding treatment to stop its progression. The NIDDK's Division of Kidney, Urologic, and Hematologic Diseases supports basic research into normal kidney function and the diseases that impair normal function at the cellular and molecular levels, including diabetes, high blood pressure, glomerulonephritis, and cystic kidney diseases.
Participants in clinical trials can play a more active role in their own health care, gain access to new research treatments before they are widely available, and help others by contributing to medical research. For information about current studies, visit www.ClinicalTrials.gov.
For More Information
American Association of Kidney Patients
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Tampa, FL 33607
Phone: 1–800–749–2257
Fax: 813–636–8122
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Internet: www.aakp.org
American Kidney Fund
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Rockville, MD 20852
Phone: 1–800–638–8299
Fax: 301–881–0898
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Internet: www.kidneyfund.org
Life Options Rehabilitation Resource Center
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414 D'Onofrio Drive, Suite 200
Madison, WI 53719
Phone: 1–800–468–7777
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Internet: www.lifeoptions.org
National Kidney Foundation, Inc.
30 East 33rd Street
New York, NY 10016
Phone: 1–800–622–9010 or 212–889–2210
Fax: 212–689–9261
Internet: www.kidney.org
You may also find additional information about this topic by visiting MedlinePlus at www.medlineplus.gov.
This publication may contain information about medications. When prepared, this publication included the most current information available. For updates or for questions about any medications, contact the U.S. Food and Drug Administration toll-free at 1–888–INFO–FDA (1–888–463–6332) or visit www.fda.gov. Consult your doctor for more information.
Publications produced by the Clearinghouse are carefully reviewed by both NIDDK scientists and outside experts. This publication was reviewed by Catherine Kelleher, M.D., University of Colorado Health Sciences Center, Denver.
About the Kidney Failure Series
The NIDDK Kidney Failure Series includes booklets and fact sheets that can help you learn more about treatment methods for kidney failure, complications of dialysis, financial help for the treatment of kidney failure, and eating right on hemodialysis. For free single printed copies of this series, please contact the National Kidney and Urologic Diseases Information Clearinghouse.
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- Comfortable grip
- Great Size For Beginner
- Light Weight
- Nice Look
- Not available in store
Best Uses
- Great For Even Beginner
Comments about PRINCE AirO Intense OS Tennis Racquet:
Great racquet for even a beginner. Light and comfortable but also good power. Looks great! Was delivered 3 days earlier than expected! :)
- Was this a gift?:
- No
- Durable
- Good price
- Light
- Nice sweet spot
Best Uses
- Recreational play
Comments about PRINCE AirO Intense OS Tennis Racquet:
I bought this racquet in the spring and used it probably 3-5 times a week during the summer playing matches with my brother. Now I'm using it for recreational play and a class that I am in at my college. I am used to lower-end racquets and when I got this thing, I thought it was amazing! And is for me! It is a very nice racquet for the price. I can't complain. And it's my 3 favorite colors ;)
- Sweetspot
- Everything else
Best Uses
- None
Comments about PRINCE AirO Intense OS Tennis Racquet:
I am a beginner just starting tennis i got this racquet in June didn't practice till July for a week only then stopped till August 20th then it finally cracked on the 22nd it only had played it with 8 days of use.
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