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Скроменый эксперт
25.01.2008
10/10
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I built speaker cabinets as a hobby for a few years, because there was so much you could do, years ago, to improve on the existing products of the time, I think it's a tough call anymore...
I have two of these and i'm still grinning. I matched them up with the yam. 777s & center. The sound is really balanced, it's too bad it took me
30+ yrs. to put such a nice sounding system together, and at pennies of what things cost in the 70s, Yamaha is a bargain! (and I'm a Suzuki fan)
But... I may need a brick house to hold these puppies.
Two, may be overkill, but.. is there too much of a good thing?
The build quality looks to be great, it will have to be as these things
are getting a work out.
I have two of these and i'm still grinning. I matched them up with the yam. 777s & center. The sound is really balanced, it's too bad it took me
30+ yrs. to put such a nice sounding system together, and at pennies of what things cost in the 70s, Yamaha is a bargain! (and I'm a Suzuki fan)
But... I may need a brick house to hold these puppies.
Two, may be overkill, but.. is there too much of a good thing?
The build quality looks to be great, it will have to be as these things
are getting a work out.
Скроменый эксперт
12.02.2008
10/10
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I bought this sub for my master-bedroom setup and it's more than enough. It fills the room with nice deep sounds. I have it paired up with a Yamaha RX-N600 receiver, Boston Acoustic in-ceiling speakers, a Yamaha Center Channel speaker and a Samsung 50" Plasma. Overall sound is perfect for my needs as it is only the master-bedroom and not the theater room. I'll tell you one thing, we have been spending more time in the room, relaxing in bed, watching Blu-ray movies. Much more comfortable... ;o)
Скроменый эксперт
10.02.2008
10/10
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I had been shopping for a powered subwoofer to beef up my yamaha suround sound. I came across this yst-315 and after reading a few reviews I bought it. Nothing could have prepared me for the sound that this speaker produces, it is amazing. I have never heard a "clean" bass sound before this. I highly advice buying this if you are shopping for subs.
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05.09.2005
10/10
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Maybe I'm bias because I really like Yamaha, maybe, because I have kinda' good ears or, it's the fat check sitting on my table from Yamaha; but what ever it is I realllllllly like this sub-woofer.
I looked around a long time for the right sub, and, I like to think I got a good one here.
You want power? Ok, it's only 250 watts -not 1,000 watts like Velodyne, but in my room (30 by 18ish with a 25 foot ceiling) it ROCKS.
I love music, all kinds; loud or quiet no matter I like both, but I do like depth more than volume. However, I believe if you are going to listen to something real loud, being able to feel the music is as important as being able to here it.
And let me say you can FEEL music if you want to.
one of the things I love most about this sub is it's range; it can (maybe) reach 20 hertz. 20 hertz! that is astounding.
20Hz is the lowest frequency the human ear can hear, in fact it's starting into the range of sounds that are felt more than heard.
Maybe I have good ears and maybe I don't, but to hear rich airy low-end, and, bass notes. yes! bass NOTES! bass is not one big boomy lump of noise, it's huge, open, grazing pasture of distinct sounds!
In short, music sounds great, even hip-hop (which I don't like) sounds, well, better.
Also, their is no need to turn the volume way up to hear a improvement; at very quiet levels too, you can hear good clean bass notes. But, if you do a lot of quite listening, we're talking back ground music levels: disable the auto-on feature and manually turn it on and off, because if you happen to be listening to something quiet, even if you still can here low notes from this, it does not seem to be enough signal to keep the auto-on, well... on.
It improves movies as well, take something with a lot of dynamics like, "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" or, "Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow" there are a lot of sudden loud, and very low sounds in those movie's and the Yamaha handles it all with aplomb.
With most of the controls are on the front set-up is and tweaking is made easy, and if you are wondering about the "BASS" button: if the button is in the "music" position you will have to turn the volume to a higher level to shake the termites out of the walls than if its set to the "movie" position (I think "music" is a flatter frequency response).
As this review seems to be getting a bit long I'll some it up:
yes, there are far better subwoofers out there (like from B&W), but I don't have the money for those, and if someone gave me a 1,000 watt Velodyne I would take it in a heartbeat- but, I wouldn't want to give this one up too.
It's a absolute pleasure to listen to.
Update: I have run some test tones on this subwoofer, and well, it can not reach 20Hz. 38Hz seems to be the limit for usable bass, although it is still audible to around 32Hz, 20Hz is a stretch.
If 38Hz sounds to high: their are not many movie's or CD's that have any sounds below 35Hz. And very, very few have sound below 25Hz.
Although it does not go as low as I would have hoped, it is still a good sub for the money, and still worth a five star review.
I looked around a long time for the right sub, and, I like to think I got a good one here.
You want power? Ok, it's only 250 watts -not 1,000 watts like Velodyne, but in my room (30 by 18ish with a 25 foot ceiling) it ROCKS.
I love music, all kinds; loud or quiet no matter I like both, but I do like depth more than volume. However, I believe if you are going to listen to something real loud, being able to feel the music is as important as being able to here it.
And let me say you can FEEL music if you want to.
one of the things I love most about this sub is it's range; it can (maybe) reach 20 hertz. 20 hertz! that is astounding.
20Hz is the lowest frequency the human ear can hear, in fact it's starting into the range of sounds that are felt more than heard.
Maybe I have good ears and maybe I don't, but to hear rich airy low-end, and, bass notes. yes! bass NOTES! bass is not one big boomy lump of noise, it's huge, open, grazing pasture of distinct sounds!
In short, music sounds great, even hip-hop (which I don't like) sounds, well, better.
Also, their is no need to turn the volume way up to hear a improvement; at very quiet levels too, you can hear good clean bass notes. But, if you do a lot of quite listening, we're talking back ground music levels: disable the auto-on feature and manually turn it on and off, because if you happen to be listening to something quiet, even if you still can here low notes from this, it does not seem to be enough signal to keep the auto-on, well... on.
It improves movies as well, take something with a lot of dynamics like, "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" or, "Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow" there are a lot of sudden loud, and very low sounds in those movie's and the Yamaha handles it all with aplomb.
With most of the controls are on the front set-up is and tweaking is made easy, and if you are wondering about the "BASS" button: if the button is in the "music" position you will have to turn the volume to a higher level to shake the termites out of the walls than if its set to the "movie" position (I think "music" is a flatter frequency response).
As this review seems to be getting a bit long I'll some it up:
yes, there are far better subwoofers out there (like from B&W), but I don't have the money for those, and if someone gave me a 1,000 watt Velodyne I would take it in a heartbeat- but, I wouldn't want to give this one up too.
It's a absolute pleasure to listen to.
Update: I have run some test tones on this subwoofer, and well, it can not reach 20Hz. 38Hz seems to be the limit for usable bass, although it is still audible to around 32Hz, 20Hz is a stretch.
If 38Hz sounds to high: their are not many movie's or CD's that have any sounds below 35Hz. And very, very few have sound below 25Hz.
Although it does not go as low as I would have hoped, it is still a good sub for the money, and still worth a five star review.
Скроменый эксперт
05.01.2007
10/10
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I needed a sub for my garage, and did not want to spend more than $200. Got it on sale for well under that.
Since this was just for the garage, when tinkering with my bikes, I didn't want something too expensive, and didn't expect much from such a small sub. I was very pleasantly suprised by it's performance, This thing will rock when needed, and hits suprisingly low for a small sub in a very large space.
I first tried a Polk PSW10, since Polk products had never dissapointed me in the past. Well there is always a first time... The Yamaha smokes the Polk sub, I returned the Polk immediatly.
Of couse it doesn't compare with the Energy S12.3 I use in my main music system, but for 1/5 the cost, I never expected it to.
Since this was just for the garage, when tinkering with my bikes, I didn't want something too expensive, and didn't expect much from such a small sub. I was very pleasantly suprised by it's performance, This thing will rock when needed, and hits suprisingly low for a small sub in a very large space.
I first tried a Polk PSW10, since Polk products had never dissapointed me in the past. Well there is always a first time... The Yamaha smokes the Polk sub, I returned the Polk immediatly.
Of couse it doesn't compare with the Energy S12.3 I use in my main music system, but for 1/5 the cost, I never expected it to.
Скроменый эксперт
15.10.2006
6/10
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Плохо
The on/off switch is on the back of the housing. It is not easily reached unless you physically go behind the unit. If you turn the switch on, then in the front of the housing, there is another push button switch that either turns the unit on, or turns it to standby mode, where it is suppose to turn itself on when it detects a bass signal. It makes more sense to have a three way switch in the front of the housing, that is either on, off, or standby. When I turn the unit on standby, it never comes on, so that is useless.
I have read that Yamaha has terrible manuals. This one is. It contradicts itself from one page to another. It's a good thing that this is simple. Heaven help those who buy a Yamaha receiver!
I have read that Yamaha has terrible manuals. This one is. It contradicts itself from one page to another. It's a good thing that this is simple. Heaven help those who buy a Yamaha receiver!
Скроменый эксперт
05.03.2007
10/10
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Sure this is not a Polk or Infinity subwoofer. But for the price you get a pretty darn good subwoofer so its a great value. Of course if your an audio file and want the absolute best spend $600+ But for my money this is just fine
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26.06.2006
10/10
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I got this sub about a year ago and i have it hooked up to an old NAD reciever. Not even old technology slows this black box down. I tried it on another Denon reciever and i hooked up a monster cable from the rec sub output into the sub and it sounded even more amazing. I can turn the bass on my Nad all the way down and adjust the sub and it sounds amazing. Its great for just plain music listening, parties, gaming, or watching movies that need subs like action movies. On my floor last year all the guys hooked up their stereos in teh lounge and we had a sound off..... no one even came close to my sub with 2 infiniti kappa speakers backing it up. there were guys with 4' tall floor speakers and one guy even had a 15" sub in a box brand new.. i dont know the brand, but it wasnt even close to mine. I was named the floor pounder for the year with the best stereo.
If you know what sounds good, and how to make things sound good.... you well get a big bang for your buck.... BUY IT!!!!!!
If you know what sounds good, and how to make things sound good.... you well get a big bang for your buck.... BUY IT!!!!!!
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25.04.2006
10/10
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I had just bought a Yamaha HTR 5990 and decided I needed a real powered Sub to go with it without going too crazy. This seemed to fit the bill, from stylish looks to power and the fact that it had a great range down to 20hz.I have to say after it arriving and getting it setup, I was not disappointed! This pretty little Box can Hum. The 4 tuned bass ports put a lot of sound without it sounding like a truck on the highway, it sounds like music, or whatever else its trying to achieve. It has nice options for how you want it setup for cutoff, and I love the auto sensing power on/off. I was happy with how well it went with floor standing Definative Tech BPs, and M&K SATs in the rear. Anyone looking for a mid-grade Sub without too much over drive{as long as you don't over power it} This should satisfy your needs.I'm very happy with it. Movies, Games, Music it handles it all well. I don't feel you can do much better for the price. I listened to much more expensive Subs at the local tweeter, which I found much less appealing.
Скроменый эксперт
13.10.2006
10/10
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This this pounds plenty. Dont spend 500+ on other subs when this is perfect for less than 200. I really cant imagine a subwoofer getting much better than this. Major bang for the buck. And it has nice features too. Only thing it lacks is a crossover bypass option, but you can just turn the crossover all the way up to get over that issue.
Скроменый эксперт
04.10.2005
8/10
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Хорошо
I picked up the Sony 8" (SA-WM250 100-Watt) Active Subwoofer recently, and it's quite nice (especially the price at under $100.00). But this smaller system can't hold a candle to the Yahama. This 10" system pumps out clean, crisp base and its cut-off option allows the user to limit the higher frequency response of the sub-woofer (and let your mid-range speakers do the job). The result - a pretty massive, well defined bottom that can be as subtle or as "in your face" as you like it and which will nicely compliment just about any existing audio/visual system.
Because I use a pair of smaller AAD speakers, I keep the volume level for the subwoofer at below 50%, but the frequency cut-off a bit higher (110 hz out of max 140hz) for a nicely balanced, very full sound. Another nice feature is a bass button selection for either (i) music, or (ii) movies. The latter provides maximum bass response - suitable for achieving something similar to what you get in movie theatres - the rumbling bass that lodges in your stomach. The former, music option, is ideal and very complimentary to my existing stereo arrangement.
If you're unhappy with the response of your shelf speakers (want more oomph?), you'll love this Yamaha subwoofer. It'll add depth to your existing system, and add real luster to your audio-video setup. I recently re-watched "The Two Towers" on DVD using the Yahama - the experience was truly like a return to the theatre.
Because I use a pair of smaller AAD speakers, I keep the volume level for the subwoofer at below 50%, but the frequency cut-off a bit higher (110 hz out of max 140hz) for a nicely balanced, very full sound. Another nice feature is a bass button selection for either (i) music, or (ii) movies. The latter provides maximum bass response - suitable for achieving something similar to what you get in movie theatres - the rumbling bass that lodges in your stomach. The former, music option, is ideal and very complimentary to my existing stereo arrangement.
If you're unhappy with the response of your shelf speakers (want more oomph?), you'll love this Yamaha subwoofer. It'll add depth to your existing system, and add real luster to your audio-video setup. I recently re-watched "The Two Towers" on DVD using the Yahama - the experience was truly like a return to the theatre.
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