How can you tell if this would mesh well with a Yamaha YHT-370SL surround system?
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I am sorry, but do not no your type of speakers. I have 4 Bose 301's the older style big box Bose sub woofer, replaced Bose v10 center with Polk. Polk has larger speakers, pushes better sound, then Bose v10. I hate doing a mix, but main is still Bose, except switch out for Polk center. Also really depends on your amp. I have a Yamaha amp. It worked out, adjusted speakers doing sound test to set levels. For movies have center set higher vs music.
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I don't know. Just be aware that the whole set up may be high, as it is with my thick Yamaha P-95.
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It should work fine, if the question is regarding compatibility. If you're asking sound-wise, it all depends on what size mid-range and high-range speakers you have. But like others have stated, this sub-woofer is pretty powerful and fills our home theatre room with rich deep lows. Placement is key.
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I wish that I could help you out. I'm using the speaker's from the home theater system that I already had hooked up. There are 100watt wall and ceiling shelve size speaker's. I do believe that the speaker's you do use, will have to be speaker's for surround,(FL&gt;Center&gt;FR&gt;RL&gt;RR&gt;) for 5.1 system. The rear speaker's are also known as(SL&gt;SR). If you use just any kind of speaker's, like for stereo. Then you wont get the separation, any true affect of surround sound. I wish that I could help you out more, and hope that this will help you some what. Nick
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Compatibility will not be an issue. I'm running a 4 channel + a mono block for my two 10's. The EQ cleans up the sound beautifully and adds a ton of adjustability to compensate for your vehicles environment, clean up any muddy bass. Incredible deal for a quality component. The hook up is quite straightforward, comes with good diagrams. Hope this helps.
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I am using with my Yamaha DTX500 and it works brilliantly. No problems at all.
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Yamaha has them posted near the bottom under specifications. Here is the link: http://m.usa.yamaha.com/products/audio-visual/home-theater-systems/home-theater-in-a-box/yht-899.html
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Your best bet is to call or email Hogtunes directly. They are very helpful and helped me choose the system I put in my '05 Ultraclassic which I,m very happy with.
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Depends on your outputs, check on you tube, or contact Yamaha customer service.
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Basic answer - No. I believe this unit is designed to function just with its own 2 speakers in "stereo" mode. There is no mention of surround sound such as 5.1 or 7.1 that I could find. You might try a "parallel" hook-up with the amp outputs going to both the Yamaha speakers and the appropriate left or right channels of your wall mount speakers - BUT - be careful to verify that the combined loads / impedances, etc are ok (see specs section of Yamaha owners manual & specs for your wall speakers) or you might damage the amps and all the speakers involved. Also this would only give you more stereo output with all the speakers, not 5.1 or 7.1 surround sound. Try your Yamaha with just its own speakers and turn up the volume a little - this might work ok for you without the wall speakers. Regards, John
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I am no audiophile,but My 60LG7400 and my Grandson's 47LG4700 sound pretty good. It's No Bose, but at the present I see no reason to put one in. If you're capable of doing the install yourself, I'd recommend a wait & see approach like I used. I may decide to put an AV amp in someday, but that would be more for true surround and features like adding more inputs than sound quality (3 HDMIs don't really meet my 'needs')
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it will work CORRECTLY with any 5.1 surround system amplifier assuming you have a 5 speaker plus a subwoofer system. I can tell you it works great! worth the money.
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As i have it connected to a Yamaha RX-V673, I can't comment on the quality of the native sound.
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IMO, that isn't very good advice if you're using the system mostly for movies/TV. Most movies are mixed in 5.1 discrete channels so the sounds you'd hear from your R/L surround speakers won't be reproduced by your front or center speakers. Using the surrounds will give you a much better movie viewing experience evenif you have a small room. You cam omit setting up the back speakers as they will be matrixed from the L/R surounds on most movies so you won't be missing too much. Based on this poor advice alone, I'd consider hiring a different HT tech.
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This unit is pretty much just a switch. So, for me, I have several toslink-compatible components that are fed into this unit, then directly into my sound system. You should not have an issue with what you propose.
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I use mine as a center channel speaker with mixed bag surround system. It would be best to use some type of amp.
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I just got the RF 82's too and paired them with the RS-52's. The RS-52's sound great with in the setup. These surrounds are like 2 bookshelves combined in a semi circle array. If you are willing to pay a little more for the 62's why not go for a little more power. I would say get a good center too at least RC-62 or above to make a good match.