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Yamaha AX-A3060 Receiver and Aircom Comp. AC Infinity Cooling System.

Specs on the Yamaha-Yamaha’s new flagship receiver packs nine amp channels into a well-built package.Buying an A/V receiver has always been a challenge, even to the well informed. Incoming technologies add still more complexity. Sometimes, however, they also generate new priorities and narrow your choices. Sure, Dolby Atmos and DTS:X require you to add more speakers and make your system more elaborate. But if you want to run those formats in their most effectively enveloping configurations, your shopping expedition for a receiver has suddenly become a lot simpler.Within Yamaha’s Aventage line, the RX-A3060 reviewed here, with its nine onboard amps and 11.2-channel processing, is the only model that can run the new height-enhanced surround formats in 7.2.4 channels; only an outboard stereo amp is required to complete the setup. If your goal is a mere 5.2.4 channels, eliminating the back-surrounds but keeping the four height channels, you have this and one additional choice, the RX-A2060 ($1,700), also with nine amplifiers built in, but without the upgradeability to 7.2.4.The Smarter Stepper-UpperThe RX-A3060 is the flagship model in Yamaha’s higher-end Aventage line, rated at 150 watts into 8 ohms with two channels driven. In past reviews, I’ve discussed the vibration-controlling H-frame construction, separate power supplies for digital and analog circuits, and other build-quality features that account for some of the high-end price tag. This is the best receiver Yamaha knows how to build.

Specs on the Infinity Cooling system- A quiet fan system designed for cooling receivers, amplifiers, DVRs, and other AV components.Protects components from overheating, performance issues, and shortened lifespans.LCD thermostat programming with six speed controls, alarm alerts, failure triggers, and memory.Contains three dual-ball bearing blowers with PWM-controlled motors to minimize noise.

Yamaha Receiver 17L x 7T 

AC Affinity- 17L x 1.5T