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Yamaha CR 2020 review test

Also watch my yamaha cr-800 review After 35 years this yamaha receiver is still top on the list of most vintage collectors. According to many music connoisseurs, this is the best receiver ever made by Yamaha. When this receiver in 1978 hit the shelves, there was nothing but praise and it was the best selling receiver in its price range. Of course that is a distorted picture because in 1978 this yamaha did 1500 DM(German Mark) and the similar marantz 2285b did 3000 DM. So because of the huge price difference the choice was easy, japanese stuff was much cheaper so naturally also sold more. In my search for the perfect sound, as a marantz lover, I admit for the first time that this yamaha beats the marantz on neutral ground. However, I am someone who always play with full loudness on an I prefer the warm sounds.In that area marantz is still number one, yamaha can't produce that warm sound no matter which knob you turn on the receiver. For appearance yamaha can not match the marantz but that is my personal taste. Finally, sound is a personal experience, you will have to make a choice what is the ultimate sound for yourself. short specs: Specifications: 1. General System: Transistor Stereo Receiver Colour: 1=Silver, 2=Black: 1/Woodcase Power consumption: 690 W @ 120/240 V Pre Amplifier Inputs: Phono MM/MC; Phono MM; AUX; Tape I+II Sensitivity Phono MM: 2 mV Inp. Sensitivity Phono 2: 0.05 mV Tone Controls: Bass; Treble Turnover 125-500 Hz; Power Amplifier Speaker Outputs: 3 x 2 Speakers; 2 Phones Continuous power 8 ohm 100 + 100 Watts Dynamic Power 8ohm: 115 + 115 Watts Frequency Response: 10-100,000 HZ Harmonic Distortion: 0.05 % at rated output Dimensions in Inches: 20.5 x 5.7 x 16.3 (w) x (h) x (d) Dimensions in mm: 521 x 146 x 415 (w) x (h) x (d) Weight in lbs: 41 lbs Weight in Kg: 18.6 Kg