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JarvisC
26.05.2011
10/10
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Великолепно
- + Небольшой размер, компактный, приятный внешний вид. Нормально подзвучивает и расширяет аудио. Здесь надо обратить внимание, что если вы считаете, что хороший бас, это когда все вокруг трясется и слышно только звук сабвуфера - вещь явно не для вас. Если же хотите услышать музыку, а не сабвуфер и не привыкли, чтобы соседи колотили в стену, каждый раз, когда слушаете музыку - очень рекомендую. При просмотре фильмов, на мой взгляд, мощности маловато, с другой стороны, у меня стоит на половине громкости, если надо больше - можно прибавить. Хотя иногда прокатывают такие басы, что даже по мебели...
Гончаренко Евгений
22.08.2011
10/10
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Великолепно
- + Приятный дизайн, отличный звук для не большой комнаты, не плохо сочитается с хорошей акустикой.
- - Для меня их нет...!
Отличый выбор для небольшой комнаты.., звук в фильмах...
Artem931
05.07.2011
8/10
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Хорошо
- + сравнительно компактный, хороший внешний вид, хорошее звучание
- - не выявлял...
хороший саб для использования в паре с компьютерной...
Николай Кваша
18.06.2020
4/10
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Ужасно
Плохая модель
- + Понравилось что? "Внешняя оболочка"- дизайн, и не более того! Все остальное, по звучанию, по качеству, если коротко, - то "дрянь"!
- - Не нравится то, что это просто "какая-то обманка", с дешевой "бубнилкой", бумбоксом, на 40-50 герцах! Ну, подумайте! В инструкции ведь на него пишется: что коэффициент нелинейных искажений, при "номинале по мощи"-- равен 10%! Да вы что, господа? Какой же это "компонент для Hi-Fi"? В стандарте для "Hi-Fi" он не должен превышать - от одного до полутора процентов! Далее. Просто тактильно "пощупав выход и стык пластмассового декоративного "раструба" и собственно самой внутренней трубы фазоинвертора - ощутишь "не стыковку явную". Заглянув, подсветив внутрь самого корпуса, вы там увидите-...
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08.02.2014
8/10
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Хорошо
Okay – first let me start by saying that if you’re a person who enjoys using a subwoofer as part of your stereo system for listening to music, then skip this review. When I listen to music, it’s an all analog chain, and most of my serious music listening is sourced from vinyl – new & vintage. I’m a bit of a purist and prefer just two, really nice stereo speakers for music – my Klipsch KG4’s provide plenty of accurate bass for me. However, when it comes to home theater, I like all the dramatic theatrics that modern day DSP can provide to make it as close to sitting in a real movie theater. I just updated my whole rig and purchased a Samsung F5500 series 51” plasma display and a Yamaha RX-V373 AV receiver. All of my sources going into the HDMI inputs on the receiver to use it as an AV switcher with the HDMI out going into the HDMI ARC input on my monitor. Through the years, I’ve gone through my phases of large diameter subwoofers (back when they were passive), to newer active ones.
But now that I’ve recently moved and have a modern and sleek bachelor pad with minimalist, Italian and Scandinavian décor along with wood floors with 10 foot ceilings, I didn’t want a big box sub sitting out in the room or over in some corner. I liked what I read about this little sub and it’s small profile. Then it hit me: perhaps it’s small enough to fit under my couch. I removed all the cushions, lifted and propped it up and took measurements. It was large enough to house this sub and enough clearance on top, even when sitting, to not bottom out on the top of the sub. I know what you’re thinking… muffled, boxy, boomy bass. Well, not as bad as you might think, and keep in mind as previously stated: I do not use this sub as part of my music stereo system – it’s only for movie LFE’s and some digital music I have in iTunes and internet radio (which sounds pretty crappy compared to my high-end vinyl system, so I don’t really care).
I installed this little sub underneath my couch with the port facing the opposite end (long side) so that it has the most room to expand. The couch has just little over 1” clearance off the hardwood floor all the way around. I then used the Yamaha receiver’s YPAO microphone mounted on a tripod in the sweet spot on the couch which is dead center in front of the monitor. It adjusted the levels of all the speakers and this sub. I slipped in a sci-fi, action movie to test it out, and I was thrilled. Not only are the LFE’s being sent to the sub plenty loud, but just like a real movie theater, you can “feel” it travel up your arse and into your chest! You should see the reaction of guests who come over and I demo my home theater and they experience this!
If you’re thinking of trying this yourself, it is essential that you have hardwood, tiles, etc. (no carpeting), because the lower bass frequencies of this sub are coming out of the down firing speaker, the higher bass frequencies are coming out of the side port. As far as setting it up, I followed the instructions for turning the sub’s volume to the half way mark, and while okay, over the next couple of weeks of playing different types of movies and some digital music files, I ended up tweaking it to turning the volume up one notch past half way (somewhere between half way and three quarters).
I’m thrilled with this unit and very impressed with how it fills the room and can be hidden completely out of site. Because it’s underneath of where I’m sitting, it doesn’t need to be bigger or have more wattage for you to hear and feel it. I am taking off one star, because as others have mentioned, it does not have a power up/down mode triggered by the presence or absence of a signal from the amp (I had an Onkyo sub as part of a cheap HTS system 10 years ago that had this technology) – why Yamaha is using a remote cable to hook into the amp is beyond me and my Yamaha receiver does not even have the remote cable connectivity (even if it did, I wouldn’t use it because my sub cable has to be 35’ and I’m not going to double up wires for that length). Fortunately, it worked out for me that the outlet this sub is plugged into is connected to a wall switch, and even if it weren’t, no big deal to unplug it when the movie’s over. I hope this gives you something to think about if you’re considering a sub for your home theater but would prefer it to be “out of sight”! Also, to be able to really feel those LFE's without having the amp turned up really loud is another plus. Try my trick, you just might like it… Enjoy!
But now that I’ve recently moved and have a modern and sleek bachelor pad with minimalist, Italian and Scandinavian décor along with wood floors with 10 foot ceilings, I didn’t want a big box sub sitting out in the room or over in some corner. I liked what I read about this little sub and it’s small profile. Then it hit me: perhaps it’s small enough to fit under my couch. I removed all the cushions, lifted and propped it up and took measurements. It was large enough to house this sub and enough clearance on top, even when sitting, to not bottom out on the top of the sub. I know what you’re thinking… muffled, boxy, boomy bass. Well, not as bad as you might think, and keep in mind as previously stated: I do not use this sub as part of my music stereo system – it’s only for movie LFE’s and some digital music I have in iTunes and internet radio (which sounds pretty crappy compared to my high-end vinyl system, so I don’t really care).
I installed this little sub underneath my couch with the port facing the opposite end (long side) so that it has the most room to expand. The couch has just little over 1” clearance off the hardwood floor all the way around. I then used the Yamaha receiver’s YPAO microphone mounted on a tripod in the sweet spot on the couch which is dead center in front of the monitor. It adjusted the levels of all the speakers and this sub. I slipped in a sci-fi, action movie to test it out, and I was thrilled. Not only are the LFE’s being sent to the sub plenty loud, but just like a real movie theater, you can “feel” it travel up your arse and into your chest! You should see the reaction of guests who come over and I demo my home theater and they experience this!
If you’re thinking of trying this yourself, it is essential that you have hardwood, tiles, etc. (no carpeting), because the lower bass frequencies of this sub are coming out of the down firing speaker, the higher bass frequencies are coming out of the side port. As far as setting it up, I followed the instructions for turning the sub’s volume to the half way mark, and while okay, over the next couple of weeks of playing different types of movies and some digital music files, I ended up tweaking it to turning the volume up one notch past half way (somewhere between half way and three quarters).
I’m thrilled with this unit and very impressed with how it fills the room and can be hidden completely out of site. Because it’s underneath of where I’m sitting, it doesn’t need to be bigger or have more wattage for you to hear and feel it. I am taking off one star, because as others have mentioned, it does not have a power up/down mode triggered by the presence or absence of a signal from the amp (I had an Onkyo sub as part of a cheap HTS system 10 years ago that had this technology) – why Yamaha is using a remote cable to hook into the amp is beyond me and my Yamaha receiver does not even have the remote cable connectivity (even if it did, I wouldn’t use it because my sub cable has to be 35’ and I’m not going to double up wires for that length). Fortunately, it worked out for me that the outlet this sub is plugged into is connected to a wall switch, and even if it weren’t, no big deal to unplug it when the movie’s over. I hope this gives you something to think about if you’re considering a sub for your home theater but would prefer it to be “out of sight”! Also, to be able to really feel those LFE's without having the amp turned up really loud is another plus. Try my trick, you just might like it… Enjoy!
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21.01.2015
10/10
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Великолепно
It is without doubt a well made woofer which ticks all my boxes. I like the format/size/shape of it as it better integrates with the existing environment where I can place it onto my cabinet underneath the TV. The dilemma is, ordinary woofers have to have a certain size to produce the same level of power as this Yamaha product which applies its "Active Servo Technology II" to enhance its effectiveness and produce results similar to physically larger woofers.
My setup is a Denon AVR1513 receiver and Wharfedale 10.1 speakers, which as such sound good however I felt a lack of sound volume in the lower frequency department, I did not want an expensive Woofer which would then stick out like a sore thumb due to its size and shape, so decided to give this a try which had good feedback- ignoring the few negative comments which clearly relate to delivery issues, DOA or the inability to set up the woofer correctly. I am very happy with the results, The additional volume of bass is unobtrusive, in fact unless the woofer volume is turned up higher than 7/10 I only notice it when switching it off as then something is missing. Also you notice its presence when moving through the house and in some rooms all we can hear is the bass it produces even when we cannot hear much of the sound the Wharfedales produce.
If you have the right Yamaha AVR (presume it may work with others as well, so worth checking) a connector between the AVR and this woofer will turn on/off the woofer automatically- it does not work with my Denon 1513 as it does not have this function, however I can still operate the power switch on the front without problems :)
Build quality is good, instructions are meager as usual but sufficient for most I guess- it's not rocket science to connect the correct cable to the woofer socket on the one hand and the woofer socket on the receiver on the other hand. The bigger challenge for some may be the correct setup of the receiver/AVR, but their manual should give the required guidance. Don't slate Yamaha if you cannot work out how to set up your XYZ-AVR correctly! :)
Last note; I believe there is a 150 model available but looks like the YSTFSW150 is only available int he US, perhaps someone in the know could comment? Thanks!
My setup is a Denon AVR1513 receiver and Wharfedale 10.1 speakers, which as such sound good however I felt a lack of sound volume in the lower frequency department, I did not want an expensive Woofer which would then stick out like a sore thumb due to its size and shape, so decided to give this a try which had good feedback- ignoring the few negative comments which clearly relate to delivery issues, DOA or the inability to set up the woofer correctly. I am very happy with the results, The additional volume of bass is unobtrusive, in fact unless the woofer volume is turned up higher than 7/10 I only notice it when switching it off as then something is missing. Also you notice its presence when moving through the house and in some rooms all we can hear is the bass it produces even when we cannot hear much of the sound the Wharfedales produce.
If you have the right Yamaha AVR (presume it may work with others as well, so worth checking) a connector between the AVR and this woofer will turn on/off the woofer automatically- it does not work with my Denon 1513 as it does not have this function, however I can still operate the power switch on the front without problems :)
Build quality is good, instructions are meager as usual but sufficient for most I guess- it's not rocket science to connect the correct cable to the woofer socket on the one hand and the woofer socket on the receiver on the other hand. The bigger challenge for some may be the correct setup of the receiver/AVR, but their manual should give the required guidance. Don't slate Yamaha if you cannot work out how to set up your XYZ-AVR correctly! :)
Last note; I believe there is a 150 model available but looks like the YSTFSW150 is only available int he US, perhaps someone in the know could comment? Thanks!
Скроменый эксперт
12.01.2015
10/10
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Великолепно
I am SO surprised at how remarkable this subwoofer sounds! I just replaced an old 12" cube subwoofer that I thought was pretty good, but this Yamaha sub just fills the room with thickness. I can't describe it any other way. The room is about 15 x 20 with laminate flooring and an area rug. I've got some Bose 160 satellite speakers as front surround speakers, a Bose center channel speaker, and a pair of Klipsch AW-400 speakers in the rear for surround. This subwoofer is compact - fits in beautifully in the rack, aside of my Yamaha receiver, and puts out a perfect expanse of lower frequencies that fills the room.
I'm astounded! My husband loves the improvement, too! I'm additionally thrilled with the value that this Yamaha subwoofer presents. The price is incredibly cheap for such a quality product. If you're looking for a home theatre subwoofer, you just have to try this one. Bet you're blown away, too!
We're simply amazed!!
*** UPDATE *** Jan. 13,2015
We're absolutely ASTONISHED at the BIG sound this subwoofer produces! Our entire living room resonates with big, rich sound! We're hearing heavy, deep low end sound in our rear channels, but the only thing that has changed in our home theater setup is the addition of this Yamaha subwoofer. Magic. Magic is the only logical explanation as to how such large sound can now "magically" appear/sound as if it's coming from our rear surround speakers. Klipsch makes a great speaker, but this depth of sound is coming from that incredibly compact Yamaha sub! WOW!!!!!
I'm astounded! My husband loves the improvement, too! I'm additionally thrilled with the value that this Yamaha subwoofer presents. The price is incredibly cheap for such a quality product. If you're looking for a home theatre subwoofer, you just have to try this one. Bet you're blown away, too!
We're simply amazed!!
*** UPDATE *** Jan. 13,2015
We're absolutely ASTONISHED at the BIG sound this subwoofer produces! Our entire living room resonates with big, rich sound! We're hearing heavy, deep low end sound in our rear channels, but the only thing that has changed in our home theater setup is the addition of this Yamaha subwoofer. Magic. Magic is the only logical explanation as to how such large sound can now "magically" appear/sound as if it's coming from our rear surround speakers. Klipsch makes a great speaker, but this depth of sound is coming from that incredibly compact Yamaha sub! WOW!!!!!
Скроменый эксперт
29.12.2014
8/10
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Хорошо
I've added this to my Pioneer VSX923 amp as it seemed to be a bit lacking, even with my old bi amped speakers.
It was a simple set up. All it too was hooking up the included RCA - RCA cable between the sub 1 output on the back to the amp to input on the back of the new Sub, plugged it in, set the volume to about half, then re-ran the speaker setup on the Amp.
The supplied RCA - RCA cable is about 3 or 4m long. As it's just a sub, it can go anywhere in a room without having any bearing on the sound.
The power cable supplied isn't quite so generous. It's about 1m, so you need to have it near a plug.
When I started listening to music etc. again, I wasn't sure if it was working or not, at least untill i switched the Sub off. The difference was significant.
This sub has a nice subtle sound to it, which adds depth without sounding boomy.
It fills the sonic gap that was there.
As other reviewers have said, you do need to remember to switch it off (and probably more likely in my case - on), but that's not a huge problem, depending where you have it placed.
I'm very glad I eventually bought one. I'm looking forward to some gaming with some decent sound now. :)
I bought it from the selller "Richer Sounds" as I had some Amazon vouchers to spend, and this was the same price as on their website.
It was dispached by the excelent DPD courier so I knew within an hour when it was ging to be delivered.
It was a simple set up. All it too was hooking up the included RCA - RCA cable between the sub 1 output on the back to the amp to input on the back of the new Sub, plugged it in, set the volume to about half, then re-ran the speaker setup on the Amp.
The supplied RCA - RCA cable is about 3 or 4m long. As it's just a sub, it can go anywhere in a room without having any bearing on the sound.
The power cable supplied isn't quite so generous. It's about 1m, so you need to have it near a plug.
When I started listening to music etc. again, I wasn't sure if it was working or not, at least untill i switched the Sub off. The difference was significant.
This sub has a nice subtle sound to it, which adds depth without sounding boomy.
It fills the sonic gap that was there.
As other reviewers have said, you do need to remember to switch it off (and probably more likely in my case - on), but that's not a huge problem, depending where you have it placed.
I'm very glad I eventually bought one. I'm looking forward to some gaming with some decent sound now. :)
I bought it from the selller "Richer Sounds" as I had some Amazon vouchers to spend, and this was the same price as on their website.
It was dispached by the excelent DPD courier so I knew within an hour when it was ging to be delivered.
Скроменый эксперт
18.12.2014
10/10
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Великолепно
Performs up to expectations. The volume control is indeed a bit touchy - the line between excellent and boomy is very thin, but with a bit of care can be managed to a set and forget location.
Note for the non-audiophiles contemplating this subwoofer: my receiver has a sub-woofer rca outlet, and I expected to just plug it in and play. No such luck - evidently this outlet from my receiver goes to a separate pre-amp, which I don't have. So after getting this subwoofer I had to get 2 speaker wire to rca plug adaptors, and plug them into a 2 female to 1 male rca adaptor and then plug that into the subwoofer. This worked easily for me as my receiver has an option to run an A and B set of stereo speakers. Should you happen to lack this option, I would suppose that using the same equipment I used you could simply twist together the wires going to the right and left speakers with the wires going to the subwoofer. Be aware I am not electrically savvy, and perhaps this might cause a problem. But maybe it will work and seems to be worth a try as compared to having your subwoofer sit there as a boat anchor. As in all electronics, have everything turned off when connecting or disconnecting components.
I included this note so that should you happen to need to do what I did, you can order the needed adaptors with your subwoofer and be spared the extra 2 weeks of waiting for them that I had to put up with, unless perchance you have the prime 2 day shipping account.
Note for the non-audiophiles contemplating this subwoofer: my receiver has a sub-woofer rca outlet, and I expected to just plug it in and play. No such luck - evidently this outlet from my receiver goes to a separate pre-amp, which I don't have. So after getting this subwoofer I had to get 2 speaker wire to rca plug adaptors, and plug them into a 2 female to 1 male rca adaptor and then plug that into the subwoofer. This worked easily for me as my receiver has an option to run an A and B set of stereo speakers. Should you happen to lack this option, I would suppose that using the same equipment I used you could simply twist together the wires going to the right and left speakers with the wires going to the subwoofer. Be aware I am not electrically savvy, and perhaps this might cause a problem. But maybe it will work and seems to be worth a try as compared to having your subwoofer sit there as a boat anchor. As in all electronics, have everything turned off when connecting or disconnecting components.
I included this note so that should you happen to need to do what I did, you can order the needed adaptors with your subwoofer and be spared the extra 2 weeks of waiting for them that I had to put up with, unless perchance you have the prime 2 day shipping account.
Скроменый эксперт
31.12.2014
10/10
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Великолепно
I'll start by saying, I'm not an audiophile, though I used to own some pretty high-end equipment. I gave this five stars because it perfectly filled my needs. My media center is in an alcove that measures about 52" wide which is just enough for a small cabinet and a 55" diagonal TV. I compromised my living room slightly already by attaching two small floor standing tower speakers (JBL Loft 50) to my A/V receiver and they sit on either side of the alcove. The sound was adequate but I definitely missed the punch of a subwoofer. However, there was nowhere to put one in the alcove, and I certainly didn't want another big object sitting awkwardly out in the living room in front of the TV. Then I came across this little unit. It fits perfectly inside the TV cabinet next to the receiver. Though bass is non-directional, I'm sure it's not ideal shut inside a cabinet with the glass doors closed, but after experimenting with the volume it fills out the low-end completely to my satisfaction. A big bonus is the 12V power control which works with my receiver (Pioneer VSX-33) to turn the subwoofer on and off with the receiver or based on selected input, so I never have to do it manually. Great value for the price as well.
Скроменый эксперт
17.10.2014
8/10
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Хорошо
I bought this subwoofer to complement my Yamaha R-N500 stereo receiver which, through my Sony floor standers is a little lacking in the bass end. To that end it does everything I could wish for and I now have a nice warm, rounded sound that was lacking before. Set up was easy as the amp has a 'subwoofer out' socket and like others I find that the volume control on the sub at about halfway is just right.
My reason for only giving four stars is that, despite the R-N500 having both 'remote in and out' connections, it will not switch the sub off when the amp is switched off. I am aware that this function works with a Yamaha soundbar and assumed it would work with my Yamaha amp especially as others have said in on-line reviews that it can be controlled by a Yamaha amp. I'm sure that the remote switching facility will probably work with a Yamaha 5.1 or 7.1 amp but if you are the owner of just a stereo Yamaha amp I would urge you to contact the manufacturer prior to purchase to check whether this feature will work with your amp.
Having said that I am happy with my purchase as an add-on to further my musical enjoyment although I would doubt that the die hard surround sound fan would find it powerful enough as I don't think it's going to rattle any walls. As far as remote switch off I have now wired the mains through a remote controlled multi way output block and now don't have to get up to power the unit on and off!
My reason for only giving four stars is that, despite the R-N500 having both 'remote in and out' connections, it will not switch the sub off when the amp is switched off. I am aware that this function works with a Yamaha soundbar and assumed it would work with my Yamaha amp especially as others have said in on-line reviews that it can be controlled by a Yamaha amp. I'm sure that the remote switching facility will probably work with a Yamaha 5.1 or 7.1 amp but if you are the owner of just a stereo Yamaha amp I would urge you to contact the manufacturer prior to purchase to check whether this feature will work with your amp.
Having said that I am happy with my purchase as an add-on to further my musical enjoyment although I would doubt that the die hard surround sound fan would find it powerful enough as I don't think it's going to rattle any walls. As far as remote switch off I have now wired the mains through a remote controlled multi way output block and now don't have to get up to power the unit on and off!
Скроменый эксперт
05.12.2014
10/10
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Великолепно
The sub is exactly what I needed to add low end oomph to an already competent set of Dali bookshelf speakers paired with an Onkyo micro system. It comes with an adequate cable but I decided to invest in a QED one to make the most of the woofer.
The sub volume needs tinkering with to get the balance right with your other kit, but this is well worth the time to do as the sound is greatly enhanced once completed. Too much bass will muddy your sound as I am sure you know, the sub should complement not overwhelm, but I guess that's down to personal taste and the intended application.
Now it's just a case of sitting back, putting some music on and enjoying the results.
If your wondering whether or not to invest, you're halfway to making a 'sound' (sorry couldn't resist) buying decision.
The sub volume needs tinkering with to get the balance right with your other kit, but this is well worth the time to do as the sound is greatly enhanced once completed. Too much bass will muddy your sound as I am sure you know, the sub should complement not overwhelm, but I guess that's down to personal taste and the intended application.
Now it's just a case of sitting back, putting some music on and enjoying the results.
If your wondering whether or not to invest, you're halfway to making a 'sound' (sorry couldn't resist) buying decision.
Скроменый эксперт
05.04.2015
4/10
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Ужасно
Small sound for a small room is ok, but if you have a real room with high celling-- Do Not Buy This... Disappointed with Yamaha they have gone cheap. If not for the size of the unit I would have returned it, not please with the quality and sound. Pay more and get more...
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09.04.2015
10/10
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Великолепно
good base unit goes well with my new Yamaha amp easy to setup just plug into mains socket and plug cable into amps pre sub socket in back of amp and your away, just set on floor but give plenty of room for air and sound flow,
Скроменый эксперт
06.02.2015
10/10
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Великолепно
Excellent subwoofer for the price and size. I got an Amazon open box return for only around $97. I had already owned one for the past few years (demo from Fry's for $100) and when I upgraded to a 7.2 surround receiver I decided to have a pair of these. They work great as a pair and in a small/medium size rooms should provide all the bass anyone would need. Easy to setup and use.
Скроменый эксперт
27.03.2015
6/10
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Плохо
It worked well on my RV's bed room. I have been too spoiled by mega buck units at my home so I must learn to accept a little bit less. It is good for the price and fit well within the confined space of an RV.
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15.02.2015
8/10
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Хорошо
Very good quality item. It is the subwoofer solution for limited space. I installed the unit on its side, near the wall, behind my Samsung 55 inch flat screen. The downfiring unit now uses the room wall as a reflector with very good results. Can't beat the performace at this price and compact size.
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03.11.2014
10/10
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I am very pleasantly surprised at how good this subwoofer makes my system sound. I have this paired to Polk RM 6750 satellite speakers. I've had these speakers for about 5 years and I never liked the subwoofer that it came with. First, it was big and I didn't have a good place for, and it didn't sound very good. I have the new Yamaha right next to my Yamaha receiver and it sounds great. I sampled a variety of music and everything sounded better than ever through the little Polks. I have the crossover set through the receiver to the Polk recommended 120hz and I have it hooked up with a standard sub cable. Very easy to install and operate.
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18.12.2014
10/10
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Purchased this 100 watt Yamaha, as a 2nd subwoofer to run with a 200 watt subwoofer in my Yamaha/Harman Kardon 7.2 HT system. This speaker was purchased to fit under a cabinet holding audio-video components. It really does a fantastic job of bringing out an even better deep base presence to an already great sound system. After reading some online reviews by individuals who also thought two subs could be better than one, I'm a believer. Yamaha makes great receivers, and subs too.
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22.03.2015
10/10
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I needed a subwoofer that wasn't huge and would fit behind my tv stand. This sub is great and provides wonderful deep bass to my gaming, music and movies.
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09.02.2015
10/10
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Nice slim design. I have it under a couch with a rocketfish wireless subwoofer transmitter. You never see it, but you can certainly feel it. Connected to Onkyo RT-450. It adds depth and bottom to my music: Contemp Jazz, prog rock, singer/songwriter. Not muddy. It's all about the bass.....
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16.01.2015
10/10
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I'm not an audiophile, but I know what sounds good to me. This subwoofer sounds really good. I was tired of having a big box subwoofer sitting it my living room. So when I saw this Yamaha subwoofer I hoped I had found my solution. I did. It fits nicely in my entertainment center and provides adequate bass for music and movies.
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10.02.2015
10/10
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I have owned and used other Yamaha sound equipment for many years and this is just as good as the rest. It's an excellent speaker and the fact that it is turned on and off by my Yamaha receiver is a big plus.
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22.02.2015
10/10
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Added this to my stereo system. It does a very good job at bass per se, but also in filling in the middle to low ranges. Good on both popular and classical music.
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