Can a Sennheiser Momentum connect to a Yamaha AMP?

Having recently purchased a pair of Sennheiser Momentum 2.0’s to keep the neighbours happy i thought it worthwhile documenting my experience trying to pair them with my Yamaha RN402D stereo amp. This should of been easy, but i tell you it wasn’t, and the user manual for the Yamaha basically sends you on a wild goose chase.

Why does my Yamaha AVR say HDMI out?

The normally-steady red message on the Yamaha, which says: “HDMI out” flickers, trying to hint that smoething is wrong. The ONLY way I know to restore normal function is to unplug the HDMI cable from the HDMI out port of the Yamaha AVR, wait about 20 seconds, and then plug the cable back in.

What did Outbrain do when they sent the wrong email?

Recently, Outbrain faced this exact issue when their team sent “a few extra people” an email about a particular white paper. The company promptly took responsibility for the error. But then they did something really smart: they still engaged the “wrong people” with the message intended for the other audience.

Why is my Denon not compatible with my Yamaha HDMI?

If the SAME components have no issues with the Yamaha, then it could be that the Denon isn’t as compatible. @M Code said that Yamaha is the only major brand that extensively tests for HDMI compatibility. I’m new to write post here, I have been reading stuff here though.

How can I get sound from my Yamaha receiver?

To get sound from your receiver and connected speakers, the HDMI audio output setting needs to be set to off on your receiver. Now you will get sound from your speakers, but not the TV. If you switch it to on, it will be the reverse.

Why is my Yamaha receiver not connecting to my TV?

Your HDMI output has got switched somehow. The audio can go to the TV or to your receiver, but not both. To get sound from your receiver and connected speakers, the HDMI audio output setting needs to be set to off on your receiver. Now you will get sound from your speakers, but not the TV.

What makes a Yamaha remote a non serviceable product?

By their nature, certain types of products such as remote controls, headphones, some speakers, Sound Bars, and Desktop Audio products, etc. are considered non-serviceable products. Yamaha offers an exchange program for these non-serviceable products that are within the Yamaha limited warranty period.

Who are the authorized dealers for Yamaha audio?

Yamaha’s Authorized Dealers are knowledgeable sales professionals, qualified to assist you in selecting the equipment that is right for you and to instruct you in its proper installation, set-up and care. It is our policy to honor warranties and perform warranty service only on products purchased from an Authorized Dealer.