


Yamaha HTR-5590 6.1-Channel AV Receiver – 600 Watts, Phono
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Yamaha HTR-5590 6.1-Channel AV Receiver – 600 Watts of Total Power, Phono Input, Tested with Remote
Unleash the visceral power of early-2000s Yamaha engineering with the HTR-5590. As the flagship of the HTR line (equivalent to the highly regarded RX-V1300), this receiver was built during an era when heavy transformers and discrete amplification were the standard, not the exception. Weighing in at a substantial 33 lbs, this 6.1-channel powerhouse delivers 100 watts per channel of high-current, low-distortion power. Thoroughly tested and including a Yamaha remote, it is the perfect anchor for a high-performance stereo setup, a dedicated vinyl listening station, or a powerful optical-based home theater.
Digital Top-ART Engineering:
The HTR-5590 features Yamaha’s “Digital Top-ART” (Total Purity Audio Reproduction Technology) philosophy. This design maximizes signal purity by physically separating the digital, analog video, and audio amplifier sections to eliminate noise. The result is the signature Yamaha “Natural Sound”—uncolored, precise, and incredibly dynamic. Whether you are listening to delicate jazz or an explosive action movie soundtrack, the amplifier section maintains total control over your speakers.
Versatile Connectivity & Phono Stage:
While this unit predates HDMI, it offers superior audio connectivity for the serious enthusiast:
Dedicated Phono Input: Connect your turntable directly without needing an external preamp.
6.1 Channel Discrete Amplification: True surround sound with a dedicated rear center channel.
Pre-Outs for All Channels: Allows you to use this unit as a high-quality pre-amplifier if you ever decide to upgrade to separate power amps.
192kHz/24-bit DACs: High-resolution digital-to-analog conversion for all channels ensures pristine sound from CD players and streamers connected via Optical or Coax.
Specifications:
Power Output: 100 Watts per channel x 6 (8Ω, 20Hz–20kHz, 0.04% THD)
Surround Formats: Dolby Digital EX, DTS-ES Discrete 6.1, Dolby Pro Logic II, DTS Neo:6
Frequency Response: 10Hz to 100kHz (wide range for high-res audio)
Damping Factor: 80 (Main, 8Ω) – Excellent speaker control
Inputs: 4 Optical / 1 Coaxial Digital, Phono (MM), 5.1 Multi-Channel Analog
Dimensions: 435 x 171 x 434 mm (17-1/8″ x 6-3/4″ x 17-1/8”)
Weight: 15 kg (33.1 lbs)
Finish: Black / Gold accents
Condition:
This receiver is in very good cosmetic condition, showing only minor signs of use consistent with its age. The display is bright and clear.
Functionally Tested: All channels (Front, Center, Surround) output clean, powerful sound. The FM tuner locks onto stations, the Phono input is quiet and clear, and all digital/analog inputs have been verified.
Remote Included: Comes with a Yamaha remote control for convenient operation.
Summary:
The Yamaha HTR-5590 is a reminder of what “Flagship Receiver” used to mean: massive power supplies, heavy chassis construction, and discrete amplification. If you don’t require HDMI switching and prioritize raw audio performance—especially for 2-channel music or vinyl—this receiver offers incredible value and performance that modern lightweight units simply cannot match.
Purchase with Confidence
Includes Radique Audio “Bumper to Bumper” Warranty
Perpetual Trade-Back Policy—upgrade or swap with peace of mind
Classic Yamaha “Natural Sound” engineering—tested, very good condition, ready to play; asking $245 for this former flagship Yamaha.
| Weight | 35.1 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 21.1 × 21.1 × 10.75 in |
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