Yamaha Bluetooth Speaker

[2] It's the best Bluetooth speaker ever used it has good bass

[3/8"-16, Male] [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The LG Standby Bluetooth Speaker is an easy 5-star rating from me. Love the compact and sleek design, it delivers a sound that defies its size, making it my go-to choice for gatherings or solo chill sessions around my house. Thanks to its customizable LED lighting and app, you can easily set the mood to match any occasion. Pairing your devices is easy as well, and with its seamless Bluetooth connectivity, I was streaming your favorite tunes in no time. With its long-lasting battery life, you can enjoy uninterrupted playback for hours on end, I got a good 16 strong hours in before having to recharge. I think the LG Standby Bluetooth Speaker delivers on all fronts. So, if you're looking for a portable speaker that doesn't compromise on quality or style, THIS IS IT! Trust me, this speaker is a game-changer. Five stars? Absolutely. Review submitted as part of a program that provides a purchase discount.

[Slate Gray] Beautiful sound and design. Easy connection to Bluetooth speaker.

[Black] I’m putting 2 Yamaha DBR 10s in two of these cases and just a heads up ... the way they’re zippered ... they double up as a speaker cover while the speakers are still on the stands!

[95 dBA] I have this speaker hooked up to my orbit turntable and it sounds great. Love that it has Bluetooth as well!

I use it in a small bluetooth speaker. Amazing. Durable, large capacity for audio,

[microSDXC] I use it in a small bluetooth speaker. Amazing. Durable, large capacity for audio,

[131 dB SPL] Best speaker cover on the market In my opinion. It's worth the money. Fits Yamaha speaker to the T. If you are buying it for another speaker match it up to the Yamaha speaker measurements.

[120 VAC, 60 Hz] This is a GREAT value. I like the classic Yamaha styling and construction. The A-S801 has a good amount of power, sounds very accurate, smooth, listenable. I put together a modestly priced system with Elac Unifi UF5 speakers and a Cambridge CXC, and also coupled it to my TV. The Yamaha's DAC is excellent! New buyers should beware the standby switch on the back which is on by default - IMO you will want to put that in the OFF position right up front. Also, it should go without saying, use the Pure Direct button to go beyond MidFi sound. One quibble is regarding the speaker binding posts. While I appreciate that they're gold-plated, I would have much preferred if a) they would take spades (I ended up getting Audioquest banana-plug speaker cables, a good match for this grade equipment) and b) if the binding posts were mounted more securely - they move around and one thinks something is going to break plugging in the speaker cables! On the design front, my biggest wish for improvement would be to have more digital inputs. It does have independent digital optical, digital coax and USB, but the USB is limited in requiring a Yamaha software driver for Windows or Mac, and not available for Linux, so not compatible with, for example, a Bryston BDP-Pi digital music server. I would expect the next generation digital integrated amps will have multiple digital optical and multiple digital coax. If you're tempted to get something in this price range, go for it - this is a great cornerstone for a truly enjoyable audio system. It will do the most important thing: make you want to listen to a lot more music!

[Plastic] I bought this speaker cover to protect my speakers. I watched this product demonstration on youtube by Yamaha before I ordered this product. They deeply designed this product based on functionality, appearance, durability. I love it.