Yamaha 20 Wireless Speakers

I am very impressed my my new Yamaha speakers.

The VINYL 500 arrived as tracked, was well packaged and all components were included. Set up was straight forward except for wireless speakers (hardwire audio output was easy). I bought 2 Yamaha WX-010 multicast speakers to work wireless with the 500.  After working with Yamaha technical support (including 2nd level) the system works well - great sound - (500 plus stereo wireless speakers). Because my main wireless is busy, there are some dropouts I may try to work with Yamaha to try the hardwire network or add another wireless extension.  Great customer technical support.

I had a Yamaha sound bar that I thought was good but this Vizio blows it away. The wireless back speakers a a big plus for me. Having to connect wires to the wireless subwoofer is no big deal to my set up.

Speakers are great and the price was great. Yamaha speakers just sound great. Wish B&H would not use Fedex for shipping. They moved arrival date so many times I had no idea when it was coming.

I purchased the Roku Speakers for my TCL/Roku 65" TV hoping that those speakers would sound better that Yamaha Soundbar I had attached to that TV. I have some hearing problems and the Yamaha Soundbar & Internal TCL speakers were not cutting it. Surprise, the Roku TV Speakers are doing the job and giving me a much better listening experience.

I use these for my Yamaha NS90 speakers, works great for sound quality.

My last digital mixer was a Yamaha 01V96. The LiveTrak L-20 does the same job in a smaller package and 1/4th the weight (not counting the Anvil case). In lieu of motorized faders, the L-20 displays the programmed position using the channel meters. That conveys the same essential information without all the complexity. COVID restrictions led me to do live-streaming, which is closer to TV broadcasting than to audio/video recording. Associated tasks include FOH sound reinforcement. The visual and tactile advantages of a mixing board were a decisive factor in my choice, coupled with the need to lay out up to 16 microphones before going heavy. The L-20 will also save 10 scenes, including eq and fader settings, perfect for mixed venues. There are also 6 programmable output mixes plus main mix, for customized monitoring. For the practical sorts like myself, there is a main headphone jack, plus one for each monitor port. To top it off, the board will record 22 tracks (20 pre-fader) to an SD card, up to 96/24 resolution, and connect the same to a DAW via USB-2.

I recently upgraded my amp from an internet-ready amp to this Yamaha A-S801 and I couldn't be happier. This Yamaha is a very simple 2-channel stereo amp but it delivers the music back to the artists' intention to give the audiences the pleasure of listening their music collection over and over again. The previous internet-ready amp (before this Yamaha A-S801 amp) was purchased to replace a 20 year old JVC 100 watts amp (a great amp but decided to retired after 20 years of service), I bought an 85 watts amp with a lot of features, but it does not deliver the quality of the music that I am looking for, I don't like to turn on the volume loud to hear my music, but I have to turn the volume up on this 85 watts amp and yet it does not deliver the clarity of the music that I wanted to hear. This Yamaha A-S801 amp certainly delivers and I am glad that I did.

This device replaced my 20 year old Yamaha. The capabilities of the receiver seem endless. It's really great to have the hdmi 2.1 features and support for new audio codecs that the Yamaha unit didn't. Setup on this is pretty involved, but am slowly making progress. On screen display is nice and clean. Once I completely configure the unit for my environment, I am positive that I'll be happy with this receiver for quite some time! Highly recommend!

This is my third pair of Polk speakers that I have purchased over the last 20+ years.