Yamaha YSP-900

price, usability, design, size

91% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

price, sound, usability, size, reliability

design, bass quality

100% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Preisleistungsverhältnis, Bedienbarkeit

100% der Kundenmeinungen auf Amazon.de bewerten dieses Produkt positiv.

Simple to set up ; Impressive surround sound

Can lack bass on its own

Sophisticated processing trickery coaxes a gloriously effective surround performance from a single unit

Effective surround performance in smaller rooms ; value

Can struggle to fill larger spaces ; occasionally a little ‘cuppy’ with dialogue

Extraordinary, in that it actually delivers on its promise, and is tonally more complete than its forebears

Bigger and more lusty than its sibling ; able to fill larger rooms with sound ; credible surround performance ; tonally, very even

Nothing of note

The best Digital Sound Projector yet – hugely impressive

Neat, stylish and compact, helpful initial setup utility, plenty of configuration options

Sheer range of ways you can configure sound is a little daunting, bass response not as good as we’d hoped, quite expensive

You’re paying quite a lot for the YSP-900, and to get the full benefit from the system you’ll need to make sure it’s set up in the best way possible.

Optional wall-hanging bracket ; Comes in silver or black ; Multiple “Beam” modes for easy “on-the-fly” customization ; Wider sweet spot than any other “virtual surround” system we’ve heard ; Improved programmable remote control ; Perfectly sized for...

No component video upconversion ; No OSD via component video ; Auto setup requires manual tuning in certain room configurations ; Remote control not backlit

Small footprintNice design

Easy connectionWoofers are weakLack of 1080 switch limits the system

With the Yamaha YSP soundbar, surround sound no longer has to mean...

Yamaha's single-speaker surround system features 21 1.5-inch "beam" drivers; two 4-inch woofers; built-in digital amplifiers, proprietary surround processing; auto setup with the supplied microphone.

Minimalist connectivity; nowhere near the dynamic oomph of an equivalently priced 5.1 channel HTIB system; lacks finesse on two channel music; you'll probably have to add a subwoofer.

If you don't need the HDMI connections found on the step-up model, the Yamaha YSP-900 single-speaker surround system delivers exactly the same overall sound quality for less money.