Yamaha R-V902
Not much is documented about the Yamaha V-902. What the record shows comes from a single period listing in HiFi/Stereo (December 1998, p.107), which presented it as a five-channel A/V receiver for home theater use. According to that listing, the V-902 was rated at 90 watts into three channels plus 35 watts into two, with low-impedance drive capability, Dolby Pro Logic decoding with Yamaha's Cinema DSP processing, and a learning remote.
Beyond that listing, surviving information on this model is thin. The archive has no owner's manual, no service literature, and no full review with measured performance to confirm how it behaved in use. Its exact position in Yamaha's late-1990s receiver lineup, its DACs, its video switching, and its original retail price all remain unconfirmed.
Known specs from the 1998 listing:
- Five-channel A/V receiver
- 90 W × 3 + 35 W × 2
- Low-impedance drive
- Dolby Pro Logic with Cinema DSP
- Learning remote
If you own a V-902 and have a manual, brochure, or photographs, the Archive would welcome them. This page can be updated as new information comes in.
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