Review on Black Finish Yamaha NS-6490 Pair of 3-Way Bookshelf Speakers by Amar Amar ᠌

It is impossible to fool the laws of physics: the winner will be determined by three bands, bass speakers on a "subwoofer" scale, and a "closed box." In any case, there is also an equalizer (this is the case for people whose speakers have not been "taken out"), but for some inexplicable reason, it has been preconfigured to have a "flat" setting everywhere. Many advantages: Sound! I had no idea that the songs that I grew up knowing contained SO MANY different kinds of instruments in each composition. Bass! Although perhaps not the most forceful, it is without a doubt the most composed and clear-thinking. After putting it through its paces in the listening room beside high-priced floorstanding speakers with bass reflexes, I decided that I would never again consider purchasing a model with one of those features. Appearance! Inspires))) Cons: Be demanding of both the record and the source: make sure that all the drawbacks are given equal weight to all the benefits. It would appear that we will soon be forced to give up listening to music downloaded from Vkontakte (due to the clicks that occur when switching tracks) and listening to wireless sound via bluetooth ((( Because the tweeters are positioned in an asymmetrical manner (that is, they are displaced to the right on both speakers: both on the right and on the left), it is possible that you will need to take this fact into consideration while hanging the speakers.