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

Purposefully acquired a closed box for background music in good quality, for infrequent listening at the level of 11-12 hours. Together with them, I bought an a-s 300 amplifier, they play well - a convenient range for adjusting the volume at low values, when I set it to 12 o'clock (14 sq. with much more noticeable dynamics and scale. Before them, there were weak and powerful music centers - all two-way and bass reflex. Some write that these speakers are bright in the mids, I would say that they are detailed and expressive due to the presence of a midrange speaker, which is simply unusual for many, especially after inexpensive two-way midi systems. As for the basses: they are quite enough for a system of this power, but for some time I caught myself thinking that there was not enough of such a familiar and familiar buzz (no more) of a phase inverter. Instead of buzz, we get the opportunity to hear the structure and color of the bass, get rid of overtones, the speakers really *easily* play out the sound picture. An important note: initially the speakers stood straight at a distance of 1 meter, the basses were just short, then for the sake of experiment I turned each speaker to each other by about 12-15 degrees and something happened that I could hardly believe. Some kind of resonance appeared in the room at low frequencies, which subjectively increased the bass by an honest 1.5 times, the so-called *meat* appeared. Regarding warming up: I noticed changes in about a day and a week later - woofers become more lingering and legible. It is best to warm them up forcibly - by turning them on in antiphase and placing them close opposite each other - it warmed for two hours, so that you could see how the diffusers oscillate, but without rattling sounds . The bass will wake up)