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Yamaha - 2.1-Channel Soundbar with Wireless Subwoofer and Alexa Built-in - Black
User rating, 4.3 out of 5 stars with 136 reviews.
4.3(136 Reviews)- 8 Expert Reviews
- 28 Answered Questions
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Description
Features
Amazon Alexa Built-in
Easily control your sound bar, music, smart devices, set alarms and more with Alexa built-in.
200W total output power
Provides quality sound for your favorite movies, shows, games and music.
Two 1" tweeters and four 1-3/4" cone woofers
Enhance the frequency range of audio playback to ensure crisp voices and dynamic soundtracks.
Wireless subwoofer
With 6-1/2" driver for powerful bass.
Dolby Digital and DTS Virtual:X
Reproduces multichannel audio to deliver a cinematic audio experience.
Bluetooth music streaming
Makes it easy to enjoy tracks stored on a compatible Bluetooth-enabled device (not included).
Sleek appearance
Fits seamlessly along most HDTVs for a streamlined look.
Inputs
Includes optical digital audio and HDMI.
Outputs
Includes HDMI ARC.
Remote Control and free Home Theater Controller app
Offer simple operation with options for control.
What's Included
- Yamaha 2.1-Channel Soundbar with Wireless Subwoofer and Alexa Built-in
- Remote Control
Q: QuestionI connected the soundbar via the HDMI (ARC) port. It was playing through the tv as well as the cable box. now the sound only comes from the cable box. do anyone know why this is happening?
Asked by Eric.
- A:Answer Not sure if this relates to your situation or not. I also have my soundbar connected via the HDMI ARC port and noticed sound stopped playing from TV sometimes, usually after asking Alexa to play music or playing music from my phone through a Bluetooth connection. In my case when this happens I can get sound back again by pushing the TV button at the top of the remote. I noticed that the white LED light on top of the soundbar was on NET and needed to be put back in “TV” input mode again.
Answered by MegaDC
Q: QuestionI’ve purchase the Yas 209 and Samsung 55 Q60R. Tv. Do I need to hook up the optical cord and HDMI or just the HDMI? Thank you
Asked by Patrick.
- A:Answer Just the hdmi cable should work. Just be sure to hook up the cable to the "hdmi arc" input on the tv...if not, it won't work.
Answered by Robski
Q: QuestionHi, Does it work with Samsung un65j6200 tv? Does it need hdmi arc on tv? What is the downside without hdmi arc?
Asked by Ppgi.
- A:Answer So long as your TV has an optical output you’ll be able to use the soundbar system by plugging it into the optical port on the TV with the included optical cable. HDMI (ARC) allows you to turn the unit and the TV on/off using only your TV remote. Without that connection you’ll need to turn the soundbar on/off using a separate remote that comes with the soundbar. BTW, the soundbar and included wireless subwoofer sound great in our master bedroom. We no longer have rear speakers as we used to but for a bedroom audio system and for the price, this is a nice system.
Answered by Shiprat
Q: QuestionCan anyone tell me how to connect with internet ?? When I receive the item there was no internet cable so I guess it can connect through wi-fi???
Asked by Dick.
- A:Answer Correct: no internet cable (CAT-5 cable) comes with unit, although the unit DOES have an ethernet (CAT-5) jack. If your house is wired for ethernet and you want to connect to the WIRED ethernet, then you have to buy an appropriate length of CAT-5 cable, then use the new cable to attach the soundbar's ethernet jack to the nearest ethernet jack in your house (i.e. ethernet wall jack). If your house is NOT wired for ethernet (or if you prefer to connect wirelessly even if you house IS wired for ethernet), the soundbar is able to connect to a home wireless network. However you have to use the "sound bar controller app" in order to do so. The app is the only way you can do things like (a) select your wireless network to connect to, (b) enter the network security key/password... You cannot do that stuff via the (very basic) remote that comes with the unit. I'm not a big smart-phone guy, but I did download the Yamaha Sound Bar Controller App to connect the soundbar to my wireless home network. The download/install process on my Samsung phone was free and surprisingly easy. Once you get the app installed then you can do all the network-selection/enter-network-password stuff required to connect the soundbar to your wireless home network. So the bottom line is you have to install the Yamaha Sound Bar Controller App on either your smart phone or a tablet device in order to configure the soundbar to be able to connect to a wireless network.
Answered by RipVanWinkle
Q: QuestionDoes this system work well with a 65” Sony Bravia 850f?
Asked by DB.
- A:Answer works very well with my 900F
Answered by dave
Q: QuestionThis product has Amazon Alexa built-in. Does it require an Amazon Alexa hub or other product to work? Or is the only requirement an Amazon Alexa account?
Asked by briann55.
- A:Answer It doesn’t require any additional Amazon/Alexa components other than an account.
Answered by mscaram
Q: QuestionCan the soundbar be mounted on the wall like my previous Yamaha soundbar?
Asked by Mounting.
- A:Answer Yes, the soundbar can be mounted on the wall.
Answered by CommunityAnswer
Q: QuestionCan I use a Bluetooth turntable with this sound bar?
Asked by Anonymous.
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