Yamaha Speakers Reviews

Tower speakers have a real competitive market out there. Now, for pretty much any budget, you can find a pair that'll give you what you want with the right compromises. In the entry-level segment, Yamaha is hard to beat. They deliver primarily to the...

1 expert reviews | 11 user reviews

I recieved a Yamaha Reciever RX-V375 as a gift and I purchased these to match the reciever. The sound is very good. The setup was easy. I used the YPAO™ sound optimization for automatic speaker setup that came with the Reciever and the speakers were...

39 user reviews

The speakers are OK. Not the greatest. But I think a good value for the money. These are not high end speakers. So do not expect premium quality sound. I expected the speakers to be lot bigger as well.

22 user reviews

The bad news isn't necessarily awful, but it's not great: Yamaha's sound signature is fairly bass-heavy, and lacking somewhat in the treble department. When heard without a direct comparison to the aforementioned Altec and JBL systems, the PDX-30...

4 expert reviews | 49 user reviews

Yamaha’s bookshelf-sized Soavo 2 speakers have a very measured sound. You won’t be floored by the amount of bass produced, but even at high volumes audio remains very composed and distortion-free.

6 expert reviews | 2 user reviews

Put these out on our Florida screen room. Put out pretty good sound. Easy install

38 user reviews

The Yamaha NX-A01 won us over with its minimal design and sound quality, but don't expect it to blow the roof off.

5 expert reviews | 90 user reviews

If you find the sweet spot for this sub, stand back and light the fuse. And you might just want to check the exit doors nearest your seat!

1 expert reviews | 47 user reviews

I have these Yamaha NS-555 Bi-amped, hooked up to ATI/Amplifier Technology AT-2505 amplifiers 250 watts X 5 channels into 8 ohms and 375 watts per channel into 4 ohms all channels driven full bandwidth. I have 2 of these amps on their own dedicated 20...

1 expert reviews | 191 user reviews

For the money, I'm not sure how you can do any better. These speakers have a really great clarity and presence with a nice clean amount of low end. They don't play very low on the bass side, but what is there is tight and not muddy. I have ours mounted...

387 user reviews

Yamaha has been making soundbars since before Sonos existed, and the pricey YSP-3300 is a typically premium bit of kit. It's the only one here to bounce sound off the walls for virtual surround sound, while its striking shape helps scuplt the...

2 expert reviews | 33 user reviews

Looks good but it is not for after build install, it's over 2 feet long and would require you to cut at least one stud. I should have checked to see if it would have fit between studs.

55 user reviews

Great product, I have a Yamaha receiver and these speakers made a great match for my 7.2 system. GREAT sound. The quality of the product is great, got to me on time, great value and the sound is very clear.

21 user reviews

Just recently installed in my new home and I am truly in love with the sound. I have two 8" Boston acoustic and one 6" Boston acoustic set up along with these yamaha and all linked to a 7.2 channel denon with a boston acoustic sub. and its perfect...

13 user reviews

Bought a pair of these speakers locally a few years ago. Was good quality when we got them, and after breaking them in for a while they seem to be getting better in the mid and low range. For home theater I recommend sending the low bass to a separate...

211 user reviews

sound real good

198 user reviews

The addition of enhanced video connectivity options cements Yamaha's already excellent Digital Sound Projector technology as the go-to choice for single-speaker surround sound.

6 expert reviews | 77 user reviews

did not have space for a large surround system, i wanted 7.1 sound (my comp support it) what i did not like the sub was not wirless i recommend this item

10 user reviews

I have a Yamaha RX-A740 AV/Receiver and Energy Take 5 5.1 surround sound speakers. I purchased the Yamaha NS-F210BL speakers to use as front Presence speakers. Having a sub woofer, they don't have to carry much bass. They definitely add to the sound...

34 user reviews

With the YSP-1 Digital Sound Projector, Yamaha's bleeding-edge speaker technology creates a convincing surround-sound effect, but the quality won't satisfy audiophiles.

17 expert reviews | 18 user reviews

I've been using the Yamaha MSP5 studio monitors for about three years. I've used them both for tracking and listening and for mixing. They work great in all listening applications because they prov...

2 expert reviews | 69 user reviews

When I first spied the NX-U10 USB powered speaker system at CES, I was pretty impressed. A portable speaker system that can be powered by the wall, batteries, OR USB? That's a pretty nifty idea. The

8 expert reviews | 75 user reviews

Fast and exciting-sounding, Yamaha's 210 Series speakers are a bit of a mixed bag, thanks to a lightweight subwoofer. If gargantuan bass isn't what you're after, then this system will give any room a lively 5.1-channel serving of both music and movie...

1 expert reviews | 21 user reviews

A nice desktop solution for docking your iPod, the Yamaha TSX-120 can hold a tune and is also pleasant to wake up to.

1 expert reviews | 5 user reviews

Have to admit I was a little skeptical given the 3 in woofer size. But when I played the CDs, could not believe the clarity and the bass they produce. Truly amazing sound - all the way from low frequency to the highs.

1 expert reviews | 12 user reviews