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

They have been living in the rear for many years. But only because of the floor-standing speakers that already existed before them, 100 liters each with FI. For their money they have no competitors. Whoever writes about bad basses or medium or high ones is talking nonsense. Either he ruined his hearing with computer boomboxes, or he got used to listening to a sound that was squeezed a million times. Whoever does not have a bass, he apparently clings to the Deshman res. Treble and midrange are not comfortable appear for almost the same reason. They play in tandem with yamaha rsx-v667 (not the cheapest device) No tone compensation, no timbres required! Just an airy clean honest sound. (when they tested them on the fronts). 05/26/18 the second pair of these speakers will come. So that the rears and fronts are the same. The sound field will be uniform. They will replace floor lamps that are already tired. Outdoor speakers do not need a subwoofer (at home it is . 25Hz at -3 dB but I rarely turn it on .), but alas, the airiness of these pits is not available to them. When buying, ask to connect the speakers to a HEAVY and POWERFUL receiver or amplifier. And hear the full potential. Owners of yamaha receivers below the 6XX series may pass by . you will be disappointed and dissatisfied or start turning the tone knobs in search of balance. And then write nonsense about the completion of the columns and the replacement of capacitors and so on. These speakers will not sound better than the Yamaha engineers! Those who buy subwoofers for the ns-6490: do not deceive yourself! Buying a bass-reflex sub with the same 16-20 cm speaker, and even in such a small volume, is just to spoil the sound, and not even out the bottoms. For example: YST 215 frequency 25 - 180 Hz (- 10 dB) is not a sub! Look at what frequency is given at -3 dB and you will be horrified by the purchase!