Difference between Yamaha R-N1000A vs Yamaha R-N800A Network Receiver | RN1000A and RN800A specs

Watch this video to check major differences between Yamaha RN1000A and Yamaha RN800A Network Receiver. Both model's output power is [20 Hz-20 kHz 0.07 % THD] 100 W+100 W (8 ohms) 120 W + 120 W (6 ohms). The Yamaha R-N1000A delivers crafted sound for listening lifestyle. Authentic Hi-Fi quality with high-resolution music streaming compatibility and HDMI connection. It offers effortless ideal room acoustic adjustment with YPAO.
Authentic Hi-Fi quality with Top-ART mechanical structure and high-quality audio parts
ESS SABRE ES9080Q Ultra DAC for superior S/N performance
YPAO™-R.S.C. (Reflected Sound Control) and precision EQ for ideal listening environment
HDMI ARC terminal for excellent TV sound
MusicCast lets you stream from your favorite music services
High-performance USB DAC function supports DSD 11.2 MHz native playback and 384 kHz playback
Custom speaker terminals cut from pure brass for highly secure connection
Phono input terminals to enjoy your vinyl record collection

The Yamaha R-N800A delivers music enjoyment with style. It includes YPAO™ technology to create an ideal listening environment. From streaming services to high-resolution sound sources.
Authentic Hi-Fi quality with ToP-ART mechanical structure and low impedance concept
ESS SABRE ES9080Q Ultra DAC for superior S/N performance
YPAO™-R.S.C. (Reflected Sound Control) and precision EQ for ideal listening environment
MusicCast lets you stream from favorite music services
High-performance USB DAC function supports DSD 11.2 MHz native playback and 384 kHz playback
Custom speaker terminals cut from pure brass for highly secure connection
Phono input terminals to enjoy vinyl record collection
Optical connection for TV sound with Hi-Fi quality
Both Models have almost same features'
Airplay
Bluetooth
Wifi
Ethernet
Top Art
Spotify
Tidal
Deezer
Amazon HD
Napster

RN1000A has DOUBLE-BOTTOM CHASSIS. The enclosing structure is strengthened by a double-bottom chassis and a thick iron damping plate of 1 mm added to the chassis bottom. This eliminates vibrations that would adversely affect the sound and enhances the expressiveness of the lower frequencies—conveying both the profound power and supple grace of a full orchestra performance.