CHF372.–
Yamaha Ns-777
1 pcs., 100 W
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4 reviews
Very good deal for 310.-/piece
Purchased them 5 years ago and still very happy with them. Clear and powerful sound for a moderate price, especially combined with Yamaha AS500 ampli. I see now the price has risen by more than 50%. Not sure it's still such a fantastic deal at this price though.
Pro
- Clear and equilibrated sound
- Modern design
- Bi-amp supported
Contra
- plastic frame (but for this price still ok)
- heavy and a bit sturdy
Crystal clear and voluminous sound, top workmanship and high quality.
I have had the speakers for some time now and can recommend them to any music lover. In order for the speakers to develop properly, they should be connected to a Be-Amp and preferably also require a higher-quality AVR. I only noticed what the speakers can really do with my new Denon AVR X6400H. The sound is voluminous and crystal clear. Perfectly tuned for classical, rock and pop music. The frequency response is fantastic and the bass goes down to 30Hz without any problems. A subwoofer is therefore not needed at all for music. My subwoofer is only needed for the LFE channel when playing movies, but with these speakers I could do without it. Due to the rather soft bass, these speakers are less suitable for electro in my opinion.
Pro
- Linear frequency response from low to high
- Soft and voluminous low frequency sound
- Tweeter and midrange are crystal clear
- Be-Amp connectable
Contra
- Piano lacquer often needs dusting :)
A low price! For an incredible sound and quality...
A low price! For an incredible sound and of an exceptional quality, in short a knowledge to make Yamaha and in more of the 3 ways rather rare and useful in connection biamplification.
That of happiness, impossible to find at this price a sound as good and powerful.
Use For a home cinema 50 m² coupled with other Yamaha of the series NS, better than in the cinema.
Attention the 777 are rather cumbersomeAt a pair price of max. CHF 700.- worth buying at any time!
Very good price / performance ratio. Only the efficiency should be a little higher - it is with 89 but a little low.
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