If you were impatiently waiting to be the first on your block to be able to listen to XM's upcoming new XM HD channels (XM POPS and FINE TUNING), the wait is over!

The new Yamaha HTR-5940, HTR-5950, and HTR-5960 are here!

http://www.myradiostore.us/xm-connect-and-play/

Quantities may be limited at first.
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This is direct from Yamaha's website:

What Is The Difference Between The RX-V Line And The HTR Line?


There are many similarities between these two product lines. The RX-V line and the HTR line are produced in the same Yamaha factory using high quality parts throughout. The RX-V and equivalent HTR models have the same warranty periods, the same manufacturer's suggested retail price, similar features, and similar remote control units.

There is a cosmetic difference found on the front panels of these two lines. The RX-V line maintains the traditional white colored lettering normally found on most Yamaha components, while the HTR line provides a slightly different approach. Yamaha has created a new look by using gold colored lettering in selected areas on the HTR receiver series. However, both the RX-V line and the HTR line feature high quality front panel construction.

The amplifiers in the HTR and RX-V units are identical but rated differently to comply with the accepted measurement standards of their respective channels of distribution. Both ratings are FTC approved and are designed to handle the dynamics of today's audio and video sources. The RX-V line has the power amplifiers rated from 20-20000 Hz. The HTR line has the power amplifiers rated at 1000 Hz. Both lines can reproduce the full frequency response of 20-20000 Hz.

The RX-V line is typically sold through Yamaha authorized audio/video specialty retailers, and is not available for mail order sales, phone sales, or internet sales.

The HTR line is sold through mass merchants, catalog retailers, and department stores. You may also purchase the HTR line through the mail, by phone, or at authorized internet retailers.

All transactions must be done through the authorized Yamaha dealer network. Any purchase made from an unauthorized dealer/retailer voids the Yamaha manufacturer's warranty.[/b]
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Has any one made (found) a comparison of the three models with Neural?

I'm curious about the differences between the 3.

Thanks,
D.

Ziggy,

Will XM be offering any other channels in XM HD?

Thanks,
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Does the unit support XM Video out (see what playing on tv/monitor) like the Polk Home XM.

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Originally posted by XMFRK2525:
Does the unit support XM Video out (see what playing on tv/monitor) like the Polk Home XM.

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Originally posted by XMFRK2525:
Does the unit support XM Video out (see what playing on tv/monitor) like the Polk Home XM.

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This info seems to disscuss the OSD display on the unit it's self , I referring to the Artist/Track/ XM Status Displayed on a TV or Monitor not the onboard OSD.

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As long as you don't go crankin' it up to the point that your speakers are sounding distorted or anything like that, you should be fine. One thing to beware of with home-theater-in-a-box setups... sometimes the sub is unusable outside of that original receiver. I had one of those from Panasonic, and the sub and receiver units had to be tied together. All of the speakers connected to the sub, as that's where the actual amp was, but the sub is also what powered the receiver, and without the receiver attached, the sub would not power on. Just a little thing I thought I'd mention since you mentioned your current system is from a HTIAB.

- Mike