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YAMAHA RX-V385 5.1-Channel 4K Ultra HD AV Receiver with Bluetooth

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Condition
Used - Very Good
Set
5.1 Receiver
Model
RX-V385
Dimensions
12.6"D x 17.12"W x 6.35"H
Weight
16.3 lb
Color
Black
Controller Type
IR Remote
Warranty
2 years
Works with
Tablet, iPhone, Android

Features 5

  • 5.1-Channel powerful surround sound.Audio Delay : Yes (0-500 ms). Extensive Connection - HDMI CEC : Yes.
  • Bluetooth for wireless connectivity
  • HDMI 2.1 with HDCP 2.2 (4-in/1-out)
  • 4K Ultra HD support, HDR10, Dolby vision, hybrid log-gamma and BT.2020

Description

Uncompromising value. This 5.1-Channel AV receiver brings the best technologies to your home including Dolby vision, 4K Ultra HD, HDR10 and Bluetooth at an affordable price. Standby Power Consumption (IR only): ≤ 0.2 W.

Specs 33

Brand YAMAHA
Connectivity Technology Bluetooth
Controller Type IR Remote
Special Feature Auto Calibration, Built-In Bluetooth, DSP
Total HDMI Ports 4
Connector Type 5-way Binding Post
Audio Encoding DTS
Audio Output Mode Dolby TrueHD, Dolby Digital +, DTS HD

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Nice unit
Set name: 5.1 Receiver
I'm really happy with this receiver even though I don't have any speakers hooked up to it. Not using it for a speaker setup might sound like a waste of a product to some people but honestly I'm finding plenty of value in it with it's other features. The main reason I looked into getting a receiver was so I could have multiple hdmi devices hooked up to my monitor. I looked into hdmi hubs but there are a couple reasons why I've chosen a receiver instead. 1. Reliability and ease of use. Ok, so like I said I use a monitor in my room, not a tv. Monitors don't have remotes so anytime I want to change the volume or hdmi input I have to do it manually. It's a 32 inch monitor about 3 feet to the side of my bed and it's a nice arms stretch to do so. Not a big deal and while there are plenty of hdmi hubs that offer remote changing or automatic changing I worry about the reliability of those devices. There are plenty of reviews that state their hubs stop working after some months or the automatic hdmi switching starts changing inputs randomly or getting black screens and such. I just didn't want to hassle with things like that. 2. Bluetooth connectivity. This was another feature that I was looking into. Again, there are separate devices that offer this but just like hdmi hubs you will find plenty of reliability concerns. On top of that there's audio lag and previously when I bought a bluetooth transmitter I had to return it for that reason. Nice thing about this receiver is there is an adjustment for the audio to increase or decrease the audio timing but luckily it isn't an issue and the audio seems to be timed perfectly with my bluetooth headphones. It pairs up quickly too. I haven't tried the 4k upscaling with this receiver because I use a 1440p monitor but it's nice to know that it's there. Maybe in the future I will find a use for it. There's also some neat audio presets for things like movies, music and gaming. It's actually a pretty extensive list. I suppose I should also mention that each hdmi input can be named to your liking for a nice customization feel so when you flip through them you know exactly what's connected to that input. You can even use the hdmi ports when the unit is in standby mode but you won't be able to use the bluetooth connectivity. In the end I think this was a good purchase. It's priced reasonably and I'm getting good use out of it. Sound quality is great and the customizable features are a definite plus. More expensive than getting an hdmi hub and bluetooth transmitter but I think the reliability and extra features make up for this. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 23, 2019 by EternianUber
Purchased at Amazon in 2018 and very happy with it in 20126!
Set name: 5.1 Receiver
Fits very well in my 'good enuff' category for living room surround sound. About $280 when purch in 2018 and, upon review in 2026, is still doing well! Recommend it. Have now a mid-grade 65" ROKU Plus TV (65R6C7) from 2026, which cost about $450, (upgraded from a TCL ROKU 65" from mid-2020, which was still doing well BTW). This Yamaha 5.1 receiver is driving (also 'good enuff') Polk RTi-1A bookshelfs from 2018 (Amazon $194/pr), a Polk PSW10 (Amazon $89) and a Polk CTi center channel (Amazon $149) also from 2018, and a pair of ceiling living room speakers from Pyle ($20 or $25 ea in 2012. Good living room ROKU streaming TV and sound from the Yamaha receiver (actually only used as an integrated amp for the 5.1 sound system). Most listening done with a pair of Bose QC-45s noise cancelling headphones with Bluetooth and the ROKU app through my iPhone 16 Pro. Music and sound is great - I call it 'good enuff' because of the reasonable cost of this system, but it is really very, VERY good in my opinion. Hope this helps someone. Thanks, Yamaha. And Polk. And ROKU! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2026 by dennphill
It's entry level but it does it great.
Set name: 5.1 Receiver
For what it is, an entry level reciver it is great. Haven't had it long now, about a month but it has been great. Used to own onkyo, pioneer and Harmon Kardon recivers back before HDMI and blu ray. Have used a soundbar for the past few years but finally decided to jump back on a detecated surround system. For my apartment this sounds phenomenal. I don't normally mess with the DSPs so I can't comment on those, I prefer direct sound. Could it use more power? Probably but again this is entry level stuff. I use 12 gauge speaker wire on the front 3 speakers and 14 to the surrounds and it sounds great. Front speakers are 6 ohms and rears are 8 but no trouble driving them. Dialog is crystal clear and the overall sound is warm and pleasant. Playback of Blu ray and Ultra blu ray in both DTS HD and Dolby TrueHD is such a treat, absolutely made me realize how limited a soundbar was. Music playback is fantastic, have my laptop with Jriver hooked up through HDMI for playback of FLAC and WAV audio files from 44khz/16bit all the way up to 192khz/24bit with every genre of music. Put it in direct stereo mode and it sounds blissful. DSD playback does work but only at 2.8mhz DSD64 which is still great considering the price. 4K pass through works as it should, no troubles with HDR or Dolby Vision content. Can't comment on FM or am radio playback. Bluetooth playback is alright, music enhancer does a noticible job of cleaning the music a bit, nothing extreme but does add a cetain clarity. The Bluetooth could have been a more recent standard especially since this reciver came out in 2018 but again entry level. For my Echo it is fine for the rare occasion I send audio to it. Playback of music from LG V60 over Bluetooth sounds okay but wired connection still beats wireless as far as audio is concerned and if you just playing back mp3s AAC, it won't matter, it works. 4K upscale works fine, really didn't mess with it too much because TV is normally going to do a better job of upscalling anyway. Has auto HDCP detection which is nice, allows all HDMI connections to play nice. Binding posts with Banna plug compatibility is nice to see at this price. User interface is nice and simple. One area I can see trouble with is the fact you have to go online for the manual. Again, as a entry level reciver there isn't really much to complain about. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 4, 2020 by chuck
Great sound and good functions
Set name: 5.1 Receiver
So, I've had this amp for a few weeks now. It works great and delivers excellent sound. After you get it out of the box and set up, you'll want to use the included mic to calibrate your listening space. But what you'll also want to do is go into the sound settings and then into the equalizer and make the tonal adjustments that suit your listening tastes. This is a feature I thought using the YPAO auto calibration technology would take care of, but it didn't. So, everything sounded quite 'flat' and neutral with no good highs or lows until I made the eq adjustments. So, I think my biggest gripe with this amp (and I guess this might apply to other amps also) is the speaker connections!! They suck!! Connecting speaker wire to the terminals on the back of this amp is NOT easy. There is only a small notch near the base of each terminal in which to push the wire in to make the contact, and that open notch is NOT easy to see. That being said, I would strongly advise using the option of banana plugs to just plug into the connectors instead. Would I buy this amp again if I had it to do over? Yes, I would. However, it would be nice if the amp had a more flexible option for equalization and tone control. But you can expect only so much for $279 (the price I paid when I bought it). It's a nice amp with good features and good sound. So, an 'update' regarding the Surround Sound configuration. To anyone who is having problems setting up their surround sound, the last piece of the puzzle I discovered is that even though the amp was set to 'surround,' and I had connected speakers to the 'surround' terminals, It is necessary to go into the settings and then go into 'HDMI Control' and set it to 'On' (assuming it isn't already set to that. Mine wasn't.). Once I did that, the surround feature started working as it should. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 26, 2023 by TGlenn
Far superior to price comparable Sony receiver
Set name: 5.1 Receiver
I want to compare this to Sony STRDH590, which I owned before this and is of a comparable price. My Sony stopped receiving signal from its remote control within 2 years. There was no way to control many features due to this. The Yamaha has a wide range of buttons on the front if the remote fails. Now that I have this Yamaha and can compare the sound, this is MUCH better than the Sony. The sound is crisp and clear. This Yamaha receiver has a 5ch stereo expansion setting and the Sony did not even have that. This receiver also has a direct setting that turns off all extra parts of the stereo to attempt to get a clearer signal, including the front panel. The Sony has the nicer input ports (the ones that take the banana plugs) only on the left and right channel where this Yamaha has them for all five channels. The subwoofer output from the Yamaha is considerably better than the Sony and produces a cleaner sound. The Yamaha setup is extremely easy and takes just a few minutes with the included microphone. So far I haven't had too much difficulty with voices being quiet in movies. There are several applicable sound options for how to process movie input. The only downsides to this Yamaha are that it only has 4 HDMI inputs and doesn't support eARC. According to the marking ARC is only on the first HDMI input. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2025 by nh
I think you're going to like this receiver
Set name: 5.1 Receiver
Ok, this surround sound receiver is hands down better than similar priced units out there. The fact I can actually feel my subwoofer is a revelation that the set of speakers that sounded great with my dated receiver still do. (Old system was pre-HDMI) The receiver was easy to set up for me as I have been doing this kind of thing since I was about ten. The system is equipped with an Optical input that I connected to my Television so I never need to change the setting on the receiver. Everything that goes to the television; computers, game consoles, disk players plays through my headset receiver then to my surround sound receiver. For you that do not have a optical connection on you television this receiver has four HDMI ports, inputs for audio only and RCA inputs for your older devices. This Receiver comes with a mic that can be placed where you will be sitting when listening so the speaker outputs can be adjusted for the best audio experience. With Bluetooth and USB also available this devise has most every input out there including a built in AM/FM Tuner with the Tuning right there on the remote. I have a second one of these providing worry-free service for several years so I believe the unit will be around as long as my outdated one. It remains operational after a couple decades. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 11, 2025 by P Pend
Top Quality !!!
Set name: 5.1 Receiver
Excellent sound quality. The compact size fits perfectly in the cabinet. It was quite easy to connect and the remote is very easy to use. I appreciate the black color appearance as I wanted it to blend in with the other media players. I must say, having the blue toothe connection is a wonderful bonus as I can now listen to Spotify on the 5.1 sound system. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2026 by Vicki V
Worth the buy
Set name: 5.1 Receiver
Excellent quality and just right for a home theater in the basement man cave!
Reviewed in the United States on August 5, 2026 by Chance
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