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Description
Handsomely Practical Yamaha is pushing their Hi-Fi engineering ideas to extend into this entry-class network receiver with modern day wireless connectivity and the nostalgia of vinyl with a phono input terminal. The R-N303 is the perfect blend of technology and timeless elegance. Features Simple and sophisticated design Phono input terminals for turntables Optical and coaxial audio inputs for TV Two channels of 100 W high-power output (0.2% THD) Wi-Fi®, Wireless Direct, Bluetooth® and AirPlay® Access to your music library, Pandora®, Napster, Spotify, SiriusXM Internet Radio, TIDAL and Deezer DSD 5.6 MHz, FLAC, WAV, AIFF 192 kHz/24-bit, Apple® Lossless 96 kHz/24-bit playback Add audio in up to 9 additional rooms with MusicCast Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant voice control compatibility Sonic Boom Engineered for sonic power, the R-N303 is equipped with a high-quality, high-power amp, featuring a single push-pull and discrete configuration that delivers a maximum output of 140 watts/channel (8?). Its low-impedance design minimizes the lengths of the audio signal paths, while placing the power supply unit near the amp unit eliminates energy loss and achieves superior drivability for optimum sound reproduction with all kinds of speakers, providing exceptionally dynamic, exciting sound. Low-Noise Circuitry Design and High-Grade Parts This receiver features circuitry design that prioritizes sound quality, drawing on the Yamaha Hi-Fi concept, and effectively lowering mutual interference by dividing the analog and digital sections into separate blocks. It utilizes carefully selected quality parts also used in high-end models, which have been thoroughly optimized for superior sound. The result is exceptionally low noise and superior S/N performance, for sound reproduction filled with a sense of spaciousness. Built for High Resolution The R-N303 is compatible with high-resolution sound sources: DSD 5.6 MHz native and AIFF, WAV, FLAC 192 kHz/24-bit, as well as Apple Los
