Review on Enhance Your Audio Experience with the YAMAHA YAS-109 Sound Bar: Built-In Subwoofers, Bluetooth, and Alexa Voice Control Included by Pin Lin ᠌

Market once again pleased with the exact execution of the order both in terms of timing and content. Rating 3 stars for the YAMAHA YAS-109 soundbar is more likely for the discrepancy between the funds spent twice. Although YAMAHA has nothing to do with it). Has pros: 1. convenience and compactness of the location in front of the TV 2. more intelligible and richer sound than the SONY-49XF8577 TV. 3. After setting, no separate control is needed. Turn on, turn off, adjust the volume - simultaneously with the remote control of the TV or apple tv. Has some cons 1. Built-in subwoofer - one name. It does not add lower frequencies to the sound spectrum, but simply "mumbles" like a "boombox". While this was to be expected, the high price hinted at something more. For sound tolerance, the subwoofer level had to be set to a minimum. But even with this setting, it is much more pleasant to listen to films and concerts of classical music than through the TV speakers. The range and quality of high and medium frequencies is sufficient for listening pleasure (not for audiophiles). The level and range of low frequencies is sufficient to hear them and at the same time not disturb the neighbors. 2. In terms of consumer qualities, the price of more than 19k is too high. Although according to current trends, this is probably not the maximum limit. 3. The black cloth top, when installed in front of the TV, is in a horizontal position, while it easily clings to itself any small debris, dust and it is difficult to unhook them. But this is already nit-picking, because. Structurally, it seems inevitable. 4. Imitation of surround sound for an amateur. I have it disabled, because both in films and in music, the spatial picture of sound sources is disturbed, and additional phase distortions do not contribute to improving its quality. 5. Bluetooth did not turn on, although I think this is a good opportunity to output audio to the soundbar, in the absence of others.