Review on Integrated stereo amplifier YAMAHA A-S301, black by Boyan Zlatev ᠌

In response to the remarks made before mine, I'll say that he doesn't buzz at work, that the silence is impeccable, and that nothing vibrates. There is a smell, but it is pleasant, and you do not sense it in the room; you only notice it when you come ten centimeters closer to the amplifier and stand to nose it. When altering the level from the remote control, turning the volume control is an intriguing and even pleasant experience. There is a slight motor noise, but it is still cool. The benefits of it include: The combination of slickness, power, and volume works like a bang. Even when compared to its older brothers, the sound is exceptionally pleasing to the ear. Digital inputs. Proceed to the sub. It is far more pleasurable to take in at a lower volume; I haven't turned it up much higher than fifty percent since I don't want to frighten the people who live nearby. Cons: When you try to turn on the track in the twilight, it is rather puzzling because the screen does not display an indicator of the current volume. Because you are concerned that the volume will be too high, you have to turn it down to the lowest possible setting just in case.