Would this sub be a good match with a Yamaha RX-v475? Does it have auto shut off?
1680404
No, it doesn't have auto shut off. There's a button behind that you need on and off.
1680405
I believe theis would be a good match for any "home theatre" system that is not "over the top"... does not have auto shut off...you must press the on/off button on the back of the case
1680406
It is a great unit and would in fact work with your receiver. It does not have a auto shut off.
1680407
It does not have auto shut off. There is a switch in the back and a light in the front which shows on or off. I use it with a Pioneer and it does really well for a medium sized room.
921726
Not that I can determine, but it does have Auto Shut Off, so if you are feeding Audio from your TV, when you kill the TV, some minutes later the Tuner Amp goes off, so thatwhen you return to your A/V Den, and turn the TV on, it does require turning the tuner/Amp ON!
377075
The Sub has a 450w max and 200w rms. You may have trouble with your sattalites. The sub has a really nice response. Takes alittle time to break in. also depends on where you put it, needs some room to breath...But you should be fine. Nice sounding..
1926563
I don't know about the Yamaha NS-SP1800BL system, but my Yamaha NS-BR300/NS-B285/NS-SW280 system is probably the biggest $450 mistake that I ever made. I've had it for a month now and I still can't get it to sound really good regardless of what I do with it. I do know that I'm done screwing around with it. I've read enough in this CNET product review to know that I'll probably replace the Yamaha system with the Energy 5.1 Take Classic system within the next couple of months. Good luck with your search.
1946637
I put in the Pioneer FH-X700BT in my car. I have one of these subs to replace the busted stock one. It powers it enough for the low notes but would recommend an amp for multiple of these.
675049
I'm not sure if the sub can be turned entirely off, but there is a Night Mode. I use it when others are sleeping, and it works just fine by significantly lowering the bass.
270229
I have a YAMAHA RX-V663 , 7.1 amp that I am happy with.( this model has probably been replaced by now.)
1893062
I wish it had a switched outlet too. My subwoofers have the auto powerdown function, and have worked fine that way for years. If you are electrically proficient, you might be able to do something using the 12V Trigger output.
1863865
*sorry meant to say, we currently have a pioneer receiver and we manually have to shut off the sub.
1791523
I don't know about recommended however i have mine connected to a Yamaha RX-V567 and don't have any issues with base or sound.
1264562
I would stick with manufacturers recommended spec. This amp puts out 475 watts so might be to much for your sub
143768
Obviously, it's not necessary, but I would highly recommend it. Even an inexpensive powered sub with a 10" woofer adds so much bottom end (25-80Hz) that you just can't get from a 6.5" cone. Take a look at the "Yamaha YST-SW216BL Subwoofer" for $117 and free shipping. If your amp has a subwoofer line out, put it to good use with a 10" or 12" powered sub. Pro Tip: Avoid the rookie mistake of turning the sub volume up too loud... a good sub should never really be noticed until it isn't there anymore and you're like "wow, it sounds so weak now!". :)
1502918
Mine died after 3 years. Reciever and surround speakers still running, though. I almost always forgot to turn the sub off. I see it apparently doesn't pull much current, but I believe that this "constant on" had something to do with the failure. It's an electrical failure, simply won't turn on: it's dead. Replaced it with a Klipsch R sw10, a much better subwoofer.
2229991
I would say good; i used for week or so by themselves b4 i hooked up 10" velodyne sub with 2 channel sherwood reciever. Had good mid- bass and crisp highs. Well worth money!
1165053
Yes, the auto on works with speaker level input. I have the same sub, ordered a while back and am very pleased with its performance.
1519642
If you go out to the Yamaha US website, they do a side by side comparison of the two. Try this link: http://usa.yamaha.com/products/audio-visual/av-receivers-amps/rx/?selected=372793_372783_&mode;=compare
417391
I believe it is identical and much better priced than the Yamaha at $121. I paid $73 on Amazon for the Yamaha unit (which works well) back in Nov 2014. Go with the Power Fit unit instead.