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Color: Silver
Set name: Receiver
Features
- From streaming services to high-resolution sound sources, you can immerse yourself in superb sound quality.
- ESS SABRE ES9080Q Ultra DAC for superior S/N performance
- YPAO-R.S.C. (Reflected Sound Control) and precision EQ for ideal listening environment
- High-performance USB DAC function supports DSD 11.2 MHz native playback and 384 kHz playback
- Phono input terminals to enjoy your vinyl record collection
Description
The Yamaha R-N800A delivers music enjoyment with style. It includes our very own YPAO™ technology to create an ideal listening environment. From streaming services to high-resolution sound sources, you can immerse yourself in superb sound quality.
Brand: YAMAHA
Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth, Ethernet, Wi-Fi
Controller Type: Android
Special Feature: Auto Calibration, Built-In Bluetooth, Built-In Wi-Fi, Multiroom, Music Streaming
Compatible Devices: Smartphone
Total HDMI Ports: 3
Connector Type: USB
Audio Output Mode: Surround
Surround Sound Channel Configuration: 2.1
Color: Silver
Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth, Ethernet, Wi-Fi
Controller Type: Android
Other Special Features of the Product: Auto Calibration, Built-In Bluetooth, Built-In Wi-Fi, Multiroom, Music Streaming
Compatible Devices: Smartphone
Total Number of HDMI Ports: 3
Connector Type: USB
Audio Output Mode: Surround
Surround Sound Channel Configuration: 2.1
Wattage: 150 watts
Number of Channels: 2
Output Wattage: 240 watts
Supported Internet Services: streaming services
Control Method: App
Audio Output Type: Speakers
Wireless Technology: Bluetooth, Wi-Fi
Color: Silver
Software Update Supported to Date: unknown
Brand: YAMAHA
Model Number: R-N800ASL
Item Highlight: 2.1-Channel Network A/V Receiver with MusicCast and YPAO for streaming, vinyl and multi-room audio
Manufacturer: Yamaha
Unit Count: 1 Count
Number of Items: 1
UPC: 027108961415
Built-In Media: Owner's Manual, Power Cord, Remote Controller
Mfr Part Number: R-N800ASL
Warranty Description: 5 year manufacturer
Item Weight: 29.8 pounds
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Color: Black
Set name: Receiver
For a new music room in my basement, I shopped for an integrated amp, speakers, and a subwoofer. At first, I purchased Focal Theva #1 speakers along with Marantz PM700N amp and Klipsch 12" subwoofer. Focal speakers sounded a bit too light through Marantz amp, and didn't gel well with the subwoofer. Somehow the midrange sounded hollow. Since the Marantz amp was defective anyway (only playing CD channel properly), I promptly returned it, and opted in for the Yahama amp. When I hooked up the Focal speakers to this Yahama integrated amp, a whole new world of sound just opened up for me. Here are the pros and cons of the Yamaha R-N800A amplifier. Pros: * It sounds incredibly clean. Focal speakers deliver amazingly clean sound to begin with, so the result is just out of this world. * Paired with the Focal speakers, the soundsacpe becomes exteremly vast, and the soud separation is very efficient. It is as if every instrument sits in its respective position in a 3D space. * At 100W per channel, it is powerful enough to shake the room. I put on 12" Klipsch subwoofer, and it has no trouble driving the whole system in a balanced way. * I constantly play my old CDs now, as CD channel provides the best sound. I hooked up a Cambridge Audio CD player. * It is very convenient to have many network connections in one package. I find ApplePlay provides the best sound when playing through my phone (rather than using Bluetooth). * Phone app is easy to install and intuitive to operate, providing many set up and music playing options. * YPAO set up is easy, and it correctly measured the speaker distances within inches. * Remote control is light and efficiently designed. But it gives cheap plastic feeling. Cons: * Provided phono channel isn't up to par at all. So, I installed a separate phono pre-amp from Campbridge Audio, and it sounds wonderful now. * YPAO sound adjustment provides slightly improved left-right balance, but through it, "something" gets lost. I repeatedly felt that "YPAO Off" mode provides fuller and more original sound. If you are compelled to use YPAO to listen to music at a low volume at night, turn off the YPAO EQ switch, which muddies the sound even more. At a loud volime, I just turn the YPAO off. * Be careful when jumping from turntable to CD, as required volume levels are quite different. * I think bass, treble, and balance control knobs could have looked better in a circular form. I almost didn't purchase this product because of it. (I bought a black one, so it doesn't visibly bother me that much.) I strongly recommend this amplifier for anyone who is looking for a great network amplifier around $1,000. It will sound like you paid a lot more for it.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2025 by Stephen Yu
Color: Black
Set name: Receiver
The best value receiver I have ever purchased from Amazon. Beautiful, detail, in the midrange. A touch of warmth in the upper midrange and highs. This is a listener's amp, smooth and sweet for long hours without fatigue with more than enough reserve power and headroom to punch the base when you need it. Makes my Q acoustics 3040i speakers sing. Excellent streaming, BT and connections a plenty. My musical tastes range from Rock and Jazz to opera, modern and classical on a variety of media, Spotify, via phone and computer. CDs and LPs. Purchased June 2026. Very pleased.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 9, 2026 by Victor Barbieri
Color: Silver
Set name: Receiver
I bought this receiver as a backup for my older Yamaha receiver when I had to take it in for a tune up. I am pleased with the audio quality and it nicely drives my 4 ohm, 45 year old speakers. I like the wireless connectivity for playing streaming sources. There are plenty of input options. I occasionally had an issue with Apple Music. It would connect but there would be no sound. If I don’t power off the receiver and just let it go to standby, that problem doesn’t occur. The receiver I usually use is also 45 years old and it might be difficult to go back to it as it lacks the convenience technology that didn’t exist!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 2, 2026 by Scott
Color: Silver
Set name: Receiver
I bought this six months ago and already it will not connect to the Internet anymore. I’ve tried different Wi-Fi networks. I’ve tried factory restart nothing. Gonna have to try to return this if it’s still under warranty
Reviewed in the United States on August 4, 2025 by Dogeeda
Color: Silver
Set name: Receiver
Great upgrade from my 30 year old Technics unit. Attractive, well built, big transformer and heat sinks; legit power amp. Wifi streaming works great, internal DAC sounds really good. The Yamaha controller app works great on my IPad. Full complement of physical controls on front panel is great. One star off for thin sheet metal on the rear speaker connectors; could have been more solid feeling.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2026 by Shocknawful
Color: Silver
Set name: Receiver
Worth every dime you put into it. The ease of use and incredible sound are unmatched for the money.
Reviewed in the United States on July 26, 2026 by Don Stewart
Color: Silver
Set name: Receiver
Well I finally got my R-N800A got it set up enough to play. I must say the sound coming out of my speakers now, in one word. Yummy! There is already a but though. As with the R-N600A I had problems, I have one with the 800 too. When plugging in the the mic to analyze your room to get the best sound from your speakers. I get an error message. So we will see what happens here. Does it end up getting returned?
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Reviewed in the United States on June 26, 2026 by Blue Oval1
Color: Silver
Set name: Receiver
So I review Hi-Fi equipment on YouTube, I won't link my channel but anyway. This is perhaps one of the best all-in-one streaming amplifiers / Swiss army knife Hi-Fi products I've had the pleasure to use. I picked this up about a month ago to use as a part of a second system and also to review it. Truth be said I've had the NAD c368 blue OS and I've also had the Marantz stereo 70s and the nr1200 and this is far and let me repeat far the better option. First off the sound quality is definitely more neutral than the Marantz and not as warm but it's more consistent. The Marantz had a tendency to sound good when playing vinyl and through the streaming but when using the HDMI or digital inputs or the analog inputs it wasn't as good, not so would the Yamaha, every input and every function sounds just as good as any other one. This definitely has a better application than HEOS, Marantz gets a lot of flack for that application and understandably so, however the Yamaha application is just better. It's more stable it works better and it allows you to do what you need to do every time you open the app. Also adding that I what advise people not to pay too much attention to people who have problems with apps or internet connectivity and who leave bad reviews because of that. I found over the years that most of those complaints are down to the individual environments that these people are use are utilizing those products that they're complaining about. The NAD definitely has the better app however the Yamaha just sounds better. Like I said weather through vinyl or digital inputs or analog inputs or streaming or Bluetooth even, the Yamaha just sounds better. It has a more involving sound and a more organic sound and a sound that draws you in to the music and you don't want to turn it off. The NAD is fine and the app is better no doubt about it, but after about an hour I can't help but want to turn it off because I'm tired of listening to it.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 12, 2024 by Oily Doily