- Is the RX-A2A worth it over the cheaper RX-V6A?
- The A2A adds Aventage build, a better chassis and tuning over the V6A. If you want the sturdier unit and cleaner power, it is the better pick; on a tight budget the V6A covers the same formats.
- How does it compare with the RX-A4A?
- The A4A adds a second 8K HDMI input, more power per channel and front presence terminals. The A2A is enough for a 5.2.2 Atmos setup; step up only if you need more inputs or headroom.
- Does it support 4K/120Hz and 8K?
- Yes, but only on one HDMI input. Other inputs pass 4K/60Hz. Check that your console or PC is on the right port.
- How many speakers can it drive?
- Seven channels plus two subwoofer outputs. That covers 7.2 or 5.2.2 with height speakers; it cannot do 7.2.2 without an external amp.
- Does it stream music?
- Yes. MusicCast handles streaming services and multiroom, and it supports AirPlay 2 and Bluetooth.
- What is in the bundle?
- The receiver, remote, YPAO microphone, AM/FM antennas and power cord. Speaker wire and speakers are not included.
- Where is the Yamaha RX-A2A Aventage 7.2-Channel AV Receiver Bundle cheapest?
- At Best Buy, for $1,199.90, as of our latest check.