NS-AW150BL 2-Way Indoor/Outdoor Speakers (Pair, Black) - Wired

This is my second pair, and these are smoking deal in my opinion. I used them in a very unconventional way, however. I have an old Jeep Wrangler which, from October-April in Arizona, has no top. I needed speakers that were all of the following without sacrificing audio quality: inexpensive, compact, weather resistant, rugged, easy to install, yet hard to steal. I'll start with the speakers themselves and then comment on price. 1. Compact: I welded the brackets for these speakers onto the rear of my roll cage. I needed something that would be small enough that it wouldn't interfere with the rear passenger's head or shoulder room. Mission accomplished. 2. Weather Resistant / rugged: So far -- mud, rain, a fair amount of hard core off roading & rock crawling, days in the sun with temperatures exceeding 100 degrees (yes, in October), and a few nights with temperatures below 40 degrees. The composite enclosure and weather resistant drivers have held up quite well. No cosmetic damage at all, other than being dirty, and no reduction in sound quality. I'm impressed. 3. Easy to install yet hard to steal: Well, I welded the handy brackets to my roll cage, so those aren't coming off (see side bar at end of the review). That part took me 20 minutes to do including grinding the paint off the brackets and the roll cage itself in the appropriate locations. Then you use a couple of provided screw knobs to attach the speakers to the brackets. Theoretically, a thief could just unscrew those knobs and remove the speakers, so I used a little thread locker red, which makes it really difficult to back the knobs out. Difficult enough that a thief will probably give up before they actually get the knobs to turn. I think I'm good. 4. Audio quality: Just because this is #4 on this list doesn't mean it's a low priority. In fact this and price are why I first considered Yamaha. These are good quality, good sounding speakers with a nice full frequency response in open areas. The stereo imaging is good, and they actually have a little MORE bass than I expected out of such a small speaker, especially when you consider that I have them installed in a totally open space (no wall or corner behind them to reinforce the bass frequencies). I'm pleased. Of note, these are 6 ohm speakers. This was another reason I chose them OVER some other reputable all weather speaker brands. Car stereos rate their power output at 4 ohms, and most speakers intended for use in or around the home are 8 ohm speakers. A car stereo driving a pair of 8 ohm speakers would output approximately half the wattage as it would when powering 4 ohm speakers, which would limit volume. At 6 ohms, the stereo in my Jeep drives these Yamahas loud enough that I can clearly hear the music at highway speeds, without distorting them. Plus, I could still use them for home audio if I chose to do so. Very versatile. 5. Price: Yamaha is a very reputable brand name. In my experience, they make good reliable speakers. This holds true for the AW150. Based on all of the above, at a price point that is half or better than many competitors such as Polk, Bose, etc.., you cannot go wrong with these little Yamahas. Highly recommend. *Side bar: This is my second pair of AW150s. I welded the first pair in my Jeep several months ago. On a recent four wheeling trip, the beating caused the welds to fail on one of the speaker brackets (this was my first time trying to weld something), and the speaker bracket broke off the roll bar. While on the highway driving home, the speaker bounced out of the vehicle at about 70 MPH and was lost and gone forever. Hence, pair #2. Happy listening!

Si están bien para un espacio de 7 por 10 el sonido es limpio y no le molesta a mi mamá que usa un aparato para escuchar bien

son mis consentidas, buenas y nada caras

Good product, happy with the sound

La calidad del producto es muy buena, Tienen una potencia real de 35 watts pero suenan increíble buenos agudos y buena potencia en bajos. yo las use en interior para conectar a un amplificador como surround traseros para hacer un sonido de 7.1 canales y funcionan igual que las bocinas de estudio que tenia. dentro de la caja incluyen todo para colocarlas en la pared y también una base para colocarlas en vertical como yo hice, las recomiendo ampliamente.