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Save $260 on Yamaha’s Slimline 5.1-Ch. AirPlay 4K A/V Receiver, now a new low of $340, more

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Newegg is currently offering the Yamaha RX-S601 5.1-Channel Slimline Network A/V Receiver for $339.95 shipped when you add it to your cart. Normally selling for $600 at Adorama, B&H and Crutchfield, that saves you $260 and beats our previous mention by $40. With AirPlay built-in, this 5.1-Channel receiver also sports six HDMI inputs, 4K UHD passthrough and Dolby Atmos support. Yamaha’s Slimline receiver has a more compact form-factor and packs all the functionality of your average model without the added bulk. It carries a 4.3/5 star rating.

If you’re upgrading from a receiver that lacked Dolby Atmos support, use your savings towards a pair of Pioneer Dolby Atmos-Ready Speakers at $114.

We also spotted the Denon 5.2-Channel 4K UHD Receiver for $199 shipped at Amazon. Saving you $40 from the going rate, that comes within $10 of the Amazon low and is the best available. Rated 4.1/5 stars from nearly 200 customers. 

Yamaha Slimline A/V Receiver features:

The black Yamaha RX-S601 5.1-Channel Slim Network A/V Receiver delivers powerful multi-channel audio and wireless connectivity in a compact package. This receiver can produce up to 60W per channel in stereo mode at 6 ohms and features a discrete amplifier design for enhanced sound quality. Yamaha YPAO technology is onboard to help you tailor the sound of the receiver to your listening space with the included setup microphone.

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