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The Yamaha R-S202 is a two-channel stereo receiver built for straightforward hi-fi: 100 watts per channel into 8 ohms, Bluetooth for streaming from a phone, and AM/FM tuning with 40 presets. It keeps things simple with a brushed aluminum front, a clean remote, a headphone jack and speaker outputs for two pairs of speakers. It suits people building a first stereo or replacing an old receiver who want solid amplification without network features or video switching. Against budget stereo receivers from Sony and Onkyo, it trades streaming-app support and HDMI for Yamaha's clean amplification and a no-fuss layout.
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Owners and reviewers treat the R-S202 as a dependable budget stereo receiver: clean power, simple operation and good sound for the money. Most criticism centers on its limited feature set rather than its sound.
The Yamaha R-S202 is a stereo receiver with built-in Bluetooth. It plays streaming music and songs from a smartphone or other device, and it also has an AM/FM tuner. It has a brushed aluminum finish and a simple design.
The R-S202 delivers two channels of 100 W output. The power transformer sits near the amp circuit to reduce power loss and improve peak power supply capacity. The signal ground and power supply ground connect at one point, which removes mutual interference and gives a higher S/N ratio.
The tuner stores up to 40 FM and AM presets, which you can select from the receiver or the remote control. Auto preset searches for and registers FM stations, and frequencies show on the display. Speaker terminals for two systems let you play speaker set A, set B or both. A power management function switches the receiver to standby after two, four, eight or 12 hours, or it can be turned off. Standby power use is 0.5 W.
