HAMAMATSU, Japan, May 1, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Today, Yamaha announced that its top-rated AVENTAGE line of AV receivers now features certified Works with Sonos integration, making it easier than ever ...

Which Yamaha soundbars are best? Even high-quality televisions often have disappointing built-in speakers, which detract from the enjoyment of watching movies or TV shows. Connecting a Yamaha soundbar ...

Yamaha has announced its new RX-V65 line of 2009 AV receivers, and from the spec sheets, the new models look to correct many of the missteps of last year's RX-V663. Matthew Moskovciak Senior Associate ...

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Yamaha Corporation of America, Professional Audio division, has appointed of Dobbs Stanford as the representative for Yamaha Commercial Audio and NEXO products in Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, ...

Yamaha’s released a 2.0 update for its AV Controller app which now allows Android and iOS phones to stream music to Yamaha receivers from various devices via DNLA. Yamaha’s released a 2.0 update for ...

Yamaha Electronics Corporation today introduced the TSX-140 Desktop Audio System that features an alarm that wakes you gradually and gently. With earth-inspired color choices, the TSX-140 is beautiful ...

Researchers at Rochester Institute of Technology are improving how people experience sound. Some of those improvements will add to the high-tech acoustics being developed by international ...

Yamaha Corporation of Japan, Professional Audio division is transitioning some critical R&D head office functions and building up teams in the U.S. and Europe. This expanded global team will ensure ...

These days the world of video and TV is moving at a fast pace. We now have access to a huge amount of diverse content with more special effects and groundbreaking sound. We can already enjoy high-res ...

For better or worse, most consumer electronics companies don't announce products with Apple-like fanfare. There's no gilded invite, no glitzy PR event at the Moscone Center, no 90-minute Steve Jobs ...