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Dave
a Casual ListenerDate Reviewed: May 4, 2012
Bottom Line: Found a pair at a thrift store for 10 bucks...best money I have ever spent! *
Crisp high-end...bass response is good, not thumping, but pleasing.
* I about s***!
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Jon Raivala
a Audio EnthusiastDate Reviewed: January 13, 2001
Bottom Line: I recently sold my DCM KX212's and being that these were my surround speakers, I pulled them up front and matched them with a Kenwood SW-1 sub. The Yamaha's actually performed quite well with much better detail and sound clarity then the large DCM's I was previously using. Would suggest purchasing these if you didn't have a large budget, and not a very large room as the speakers lose the soundstage if spread very far apart. To sum it up, I paid $40 dollars for the pair and I don't think I'll be finding a better set of surround speakers that can sub as mains in a pinch for the price.
Used product for: More than 1 year
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Product model year: 1997
Purchased At: Best Buy
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Joseph
a an Audio EnthusiastDate Reviewed: August 12, 1999
Bottom Line: Bought apair for $76. I made a comparison with its brother NSA-636 before purchasing this one. The NSA-636 sounds very-very bad, not musical at all but this one sounds very different (in a good way). Bass is not deep but well controlled. Highs isexcellent for this price with crisp and clear presention. Sounds bright at high volume. There's some hissing though. Midrange is alittle laid back and the speaker sound honking alittle bit (for some female vocals). Build is not as good as JBL but is OK. Will make a good surround speakers. Overall 4 stars for sound at this price.
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Grant
a a Casual ListenerDate Reviewed: June 19, 1999
Bottom Line: I got these for 60 bucks at ultimate electronics and they sound pretty good but the bass isn't as good as speakers with bigger woofers. If you listen to rap or metal these probably aren't the speakers to go with but classical or less bassy types of music are ok. The speakers i turned up half volume with my sony reciever with 100 watts x2 and they started making a cracking sound on the woofer. They also have a slight hiss. Overall these speakers are pretty good for the money. These speakers would be pretty good for surround speakers. But if you like the best sound for your money you should get some better speakers.
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Brian
a an Audio EnthusiastDate Reviewed: May 15, 1999
Bottom Line: These speakers are excelent. I am using these for my main speakers (connected to Kenwood VR-205 Reciver and Kenwood CD-223 200CD changer)and have no regrets.i bought these for $59 (Pair)at Best Buy and would of paid full price ($65 each) for the construction and sound quality. Like the other poster siad. They are made in USA not China (Like JBL and other big shot brands. They come with wire but is is not really good. For optimal sount use monster cable (I use XP) and monster cable clips.
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