If you need HDMI inputs then yes. Be warned though it is only HDMI 1.4a so won't pass copy protected 4K content. You need HDMI 2.0 and HDCP 2.2 for that.
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RX-V377 to replace RX-V750?
I currently have a Yamaha RX-V750 receiver for my home theater. It's an older receiver, but for the most part does the trick. The only major issue I have is that it doesn't have any HDMI inputs/outputs so I have had to connect those components to the TV and route audio back to the receiver.
I have an opportunity to get an RX-V377 and wondering if it's worth replacing my RX-V750 with it.
I have an opportunity to get an RX-V377 and wondering if it's worth replacing my RX-V750 with it.
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I'm debating on a V385 to replace my V373 because it also does not passthrough 4K. There is a "renewed" Yamaha TSR700 on amazon for a reasonable price I am considering.
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