Yamaha 2200/3200 (1 Viewer)

Bob J. · Apr 17, 2002

OK, I've tried, but no one in Dallas will sell these units for less than full list price. So who's had an online purchase of these units that could recommend an online dealer?

JonBouche · Apr 17, 2002

I just bought a 2200 through Ebay. New unit in the box and paid just under $800 with shipping. Since most online dealers that offer below retail prices are not authorized Yamaha dealers, you take your chances either way.

Mike Veroukis · Apr 17, 2002

Isn't there an HTR equivalent to the RX-V2200? There should be as these are parallel lines. The units from the two lines are identicle except for the model number and a few cosmetic changes on the front panel. The RX-V line is for in store dealers while the HTR is meant for bargain shops/on-line dealers. The internals and price are identicle so you might want to investigate if the RX-V2200 has an HTR equivalent and get that unit. Good luck.

- Mike

David John · Apr 17, 2002

I don't believe the HTR series has pre-outs.

So there is more than a cosmetic difference.

I got my RX-V1200 from Onecall....i think.

I'll check if I can find the receipt.

$650 shipped.

New in unopened box, all paperwork, etc.

Mike Veroukis · Apr 17, 2002

I don't believe the HTR series has pre-outs.

The trick with the HTR line is knowing which RX-V unite matches up with it. Yamaha makes a lot of different units so it can get tricky. However, if you check on their web site you will find that they quite clearly state that the HTR and RX-V lines are identicle except for the unit number and front panel cosmetics. All internals, back panels, remote and price are identicle.

It's possible that the HTR line does not include all the units in the RX-V line. So it's possible that no HTR model has pre-outs but I would investigate that first.

- Mike

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jeff lam · Apr 17, 2002

The only difference is the color or the labels on the front pannel. HTR is Gold and the RXV is white. But the HTR line only makes equivalent up to the RX-V1200. There is no equivalent to the RXV2200 and above.

High end places cary the RXV series while Sears, best buy, etc. cary the HTR series.

MatthewJ S · Apr 17, 2002

1200 has 12v trigger and detatchable power cord and other(?) differances than it's supposed equivalent, check carefully!

MatthewJ S · Apr 17, 2002

Also , a legit B&M should be able to sell the 1200 @ $729 and the 2200 @ $900

Art Morales · Apr 17, 2002

Try www.unclestereo.com

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