Advanced Yamaha receivers such as the RX-A3000 include multiple audiovisual inputs capable of converting audio signals at a 24-bit, 192 kHz sampling rate. Audio output devices can be connected to the receiver using the red and white stereo audio input jacks on the rear of the receivers. Connect the receiver to playback devices such as speakers using the red and white stereo audio output jack.
Yamaha receivers such as the RX-A3000, RX-A1000, RX-A2000 and RX-A800 are each HD compatible. The RX-A3000 is also designed for use with 3D film technology. Video playback devices can be connected to the receiver using the yellow "AV out" jack on the back of the receiver. Receivers such as the RX-A1000 include four A/V outputs that are each compatible with devices such as DVD players.
Each Yamaha receiver requires a connection to an electrical outlet or power source to function. The power cable included with the receiver connects to the matching "AC in" plug on the rear side of the receiver.
Premium receivers such as the RX-A3000 are also compatible with external memory sources such as USB flash drives. A USB port is located on the front face of the receiver.