Yamaha NS-3000 Bookshelf Speakers Unboxed | The Listening Post | TLPCHC TLPWLG

The #Yamaha #NS3000 #BookShelfSpeakers is a breakthrough in high-fidelity speaker design - fusing the latest innovation with an unparalleled musical heritage to convey the finest nuances in the music.
ZYLON™ drivers boast a sound velocity comparable to beryllium yet possessing the characteristic softness of textiles
New 16 cm woofer paired with NS-5000 tweeter
R.S. (Resonance Suppression) Chamber to suppress unwanted resonance
New acoustic absorber optimised for the NS-3000
Crossover circuit using the highest-quality components including the MCap® SUPREME EVO audio capacitor made by Mundorf of Germany
Features...
Revolutionary ZYLON® Material
ZYLON is a synthetic material that boasts the title of the "world’s strongest synthetic fibre" while possessing optimum elasticity. The soft-dome diaphragm suppresses peaks and dips in the frequency response, while taking advantage of its high acoustic velocity comparable to that of beryllium.
The result is a remarkably flat frequency response, with unified tone color and acoustic velocity over the entire frequency range, providing comfortable listening experience and meticulously accurate, superb sound reproduction of the highest degree.
FEM Analysis and Laser Measurements for Optimal Reinforcing Cross Piece
Cabinet rigidity is imperative in ensuring audio integrity. Reflecting technologies employed in the NS-5000, FEM analysis and laser measurements were used to determine optimal reinforcing of the cross piece, suppressing “box ringing” caused by delayed vibration from the six surfaces of the enclosure
New Acoustic Absorber Optimised for NS-3000
Designed specifically for the NS-3000, the new acoustic absorber reduces the impact of internal standing waves while simultaneously reducing the need for sound absorbing material. Consequently, musical energy remains distinctly evident.
Specs...
Type: 2 way Bookshelf Bass-reflex Type
Woofers: 6.5" ZYLON®
Tweeter: 1.25 Inch ZYLON®
Frequency Response: 39 Hz - 60 kHz (-10dB), -100 kHz (-30dB)
Nominal Input Power: 60 W
Maximum Input Power: 120 W
Sensitivity: 87 dB / 2.83 V/1 m
Crossover Frequencies 2.8 kHz
Impedance: 6 ohms (minimum 4.6 ohms)
Dimensions (W x H x D): 244 × 394 × 326 mm
Weight 13.1 kg
Check out the brochure here - Yamaha NS 3000 Brochure
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[@Borednlonely]

Thank you for the video. These speakers are beautiful. Video shows their beaut far better than a photo. I can only imagine how good they must look up close

[@TLPCHC]

These sound stunning TOO !

[@mrrandy1]

love your channel and Yamaha products

[@TLPCHC]

Thank you mmrandy1

[@LeWpD]

Can you review the sound of a set of speakers as well?

[@TLPCHC]

I avoid demo's and listening reviews, as you are best to do this in a retail store.

[@Constantine78]

Gorgeous speakers! Thanks for the unboxing! ❤

[@TLPCHC]

Yes - and they sound superb too

[@dougg1075]

Beautiful speaker. Got me jonesing

[@TLPCHC]

These are superb speakers

[@jeffhealey5488]

Perhaps worth sending these to the Wellington store so we can have a listen and keep the NS-5000's in Chch ;-)

[@TLPCHC]

Sure - Give them a call and let them know. They will give you a call when they arrive (it will be in a few weeks though)

[@RoyFJ65]

Incredible speakers and they look stunning.

[@TLPCHC]

They sound even better

[@RoyFJ65]

@@TLPCHC I am sure they do, I have heard the 5000 and I personally own the NS1000M as well as HS7 so I have some idea of good Yamaha sound. Great review thanks.

[@andyp9040]

Another good review. Keep up the good work👍

[@TLPCHC]

Thank you Andy

[@nathanjones4039]

These coming to the US market? North America Yamaha site has the NS-5000’s, but hasn’t had NS-3000’s on their site and I’m not sure they’ll ever be on their site?

[@TLPCHC]

I don't know, but I suspect they will soon.

[@JohnDoe-rn3jy]

Hello sir. What's your opinion of the as-3200 paired with the ns-3000? What's yoir opinion of the bass? So nuch difference against the ns-5000?

[@TLPCHC]

The NS-5000's are a hugely different speaker. Way better than the NS-3000's! The A-S3200 will power the 3000's fine.

[@Cristiantripodi]

I like your style, nice vid

[@TLPCHC]

Thanks Cristain

[@Luke-sk8ic]

What about the white towers in the back??

[@TLPCHC]

These are ELAC Carina floor standing speakers. Link Here: www.listeningpost.co.nz/brands/elac/elac-carina-247-floorstanding-speakers-carina-247-__I.364361__C.228974__N.27183

[@TLPCHC]

Her eis the unboxing video for the Carena's. (in Black) kzbin.info/www/bejne/m6iZnJSObcqGo80

[@reyiiteleco]

savage lolol, throwing boxes

[@TLPCHC]

We love having fun with this kind of stuff

[@GO-mg7ft]

But where are the grilles !?. 10k EUR and then leaving such drivers unprotected is bad decision.

[@TLPCHC]

No grille with this model. I guess the market they are tarketing won't need to protect the speakers from physical damage.

[@GO-mg7ft]

@@TLPCHC Yes, you are right but if you have it you can use it or not like on NS-5000.

[@toby9999]

They're beautifully built but prohibitively expensive.

[@TLPCHC]

Yes, these are expensive, but I think they are worth it. These are comparing with DynAudio bookshelf that are here in NZ for $22,000

[@59christiaan]

No love for the product😢

[@TLPCHC]

We toss the packaging - but take great care of the product