Just as with guitars, the majority of today's bass models owe allegiance to one or more of the most popular and influential models from the past. But, occasionally, something refreshingly new appears ...

That's fewer drivers than you get in the Sonos Ray (which has four), which may mean less dynamic and clear sound… however, the Sonos Ray's speakers also have to handle bass, and the Yamaha gets ...

The FP9500 pedals come with a new, double-sided beater - felt/plastic - while the FP8500 pedals ship with Yamaha's classic felt beater. All pedals have rubber inserts in the hoop clamps, so they ...

Yamaha has also built this soundbar to deliver deeper bass and it offers built-in subwoofers in a slim package. Can the Yamaha True X Bar 40A soundbar deliver on those promises and be one of the ...

But Yamaha’s engineers decided that a 4.1.2-channel arrangement was preferable, because it allows more space in the soundbar to fit the bass drivers they wanted, and allows for a wider sound.

But as hard as Yamaha tried to pack bass into a confined space with passive radiators, the C20A just can’t fill out the low end of the frequency range enough to provide a great movie experience.

If you want wired outdoor speakers, it’s hard to beat the Yamaha NS-AW150W. They produce good vocals and crisp treble, and throw in a bit of bass too — all for just $99 for the pair.

Here's what it means in practical terms. Let's start by explaining what makes the Yamaha HS7 and HS8 so special. They're 2-way bass-reflex bi-amplified nearfield studio monitors, which is a fancy ...

Yamaha is the only Japanese company that's world famous for the quality of its loudspeakers. The NS-3000 shows why, with impressive handling of the entire frequency spectrum – clean treble, intimate ...