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Yamaha HS8 Studio Subwoofer
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Yamaha HS8 Studio Subwoofer
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When Yamaha set out to make a speaker that produced pure, unmodified sound with as flat as a response as possible, they returned with the HS8 series. Superb at reproducing precise sounds, highly recommended by music professionals, and including easy controls for instant customization, the Yamaha HS8 Studio Subwoofer gives the clarity and power necessary to fully experience the most engaging music Read More
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keyboard_arrow_downpdesjardins
9
Oct 24, 2017
I assume the price is in usd? I can get this guy in canada for 549.99 + taxe.
Your price is 482 cad + shipping.
I'll pass, this isn't a drop.
Mjolnird
2
Sep 15, 2017
I have a receiver that has single RCA outs for subs and I'm wondering what would be the best way to connect this sub to this particular receiver?
Thujan
631
Nov 28, 2017
So basically you connect it to the white for LFE, and the red RCA for music. Or you can get a two rca to 1 rca adapter and use that.
MusicIsGreat
207
Sep 2, 2017
ChattgrizzYep, that's one of the pro subs I thought about buying but again, it's a question of style and quality/durability and finally customer service. Anyone with that experience from both sides?
lukits01
0
Aug 28, 2017
If I only connect the left XLR input, would this still work? Or does it need both?
And does it go into Auto standby, or do i have to manually power it off after each use?
And does it go into Auto standby, or do i have to manually power it off after each use?
1scorpfish
1
Oct 21, 2017
lukits01You will want both as the low frequency signals from your sources are dispersed to both the right and left channels in your avr. You may miss some sound from one channel.
Chris24
13
Aug 28, 2017
Exactly my point, I hate it when mfgrs fudge their FR specs to inflate their abilities. $400ish can get you a 12" Basix or even an SVS that will actually approach those numbers. Yamaha makes great stuff, but let's get real.
MusicIsGreat
207
Sep 1, 2017
Chris24You're absolutely right, there are quite a few choices but keep in mind that if you stay balanced, this sub makes it easier by having the satellite connections, things you can't get with standard subs. You could save some more buying say a Monoprice pro sub which also has the balanced satellite connections but I would trust Yamaha more.
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