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bookshelf speakers for Yamaha stereo receiver

mhardy6647

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One could do worse than the clumsily named ;) ELAC Debut 2.0 B6.2* for a pair of cheap loudspeakers for a capable Yamaha component. :)



* In full disclosure, I don't get rid of much, but I did get rid of the pair of ELACs I bought. :eek: They're not bad, though -- they just weren't great, and (more to the point) they weren't to my taste. They do a very good job of disappearing, though, I'll give them that. "Big soundfield" for such unprepossessing little loudspeakers.
 
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These are not for Yamaha.
Yamaha got Wharfedale Diamond 12.2. :) Still waiting for delivery.

Thank you for your answer.
 
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Hello

Few pictures of my new toys. :)

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This is temporary setup. They will go in different room.
 

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I have an additional question..

Do you recommend placing speakers on vibration absorber feets?

Something like this, only as example:


Thank you

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It depends what you're placing the speakers on.

If they are going on stands, something like Blu-Tack can be useful to make sure they aren't easily knocked off: https://www.amazon.de/s?k=Blu-Tack

If you are putting them on a cabinet, desk, or a shelf, some sort of decoupling can be useful. What you don't want is vibrations transmitted to the desk, cabinet, etc. that might cause it to make a sound.

You may also want something under the speakers to raise them, so that the tweeters are roughly level with your ears.

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Thank you :)

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I just found this very old speaker wire:


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As I understand, there is no need for bi-wiring configuration.

I only have one issue. I devided wire in two parts (for L and R speaker) and now I don't know how to match red and black wires on both sides.

How can I quickly find matching wires? Sorry, I forgot. :rolleyes:

Thank you

Kind regards
 

mhardy6647

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Thank you :)

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I just found this very old speaker wire:


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As I understand, there is no need for bi-wiring configuration.

I only have one issue. I devided wire in two parts (for L and R speaker) and now I don't know how to match red and black wires on both sides.

How can I quickly find matching wires? Sorry, I forgot. :rolleyes:

Thank you

Kind regards
Very old, eh?

;)
 

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I have an additional question..

Do you recommend placing speakers on vibration absorber feets?

Something like this, only as example:


Thank you

Kind regards
I use IsoAcoustics products, which are not cheap, but kind of necessary for my purposes (I have a pair of active speakers on the same shelf as 2 powered subs and a turntable, so vibration is a huge concern). The website is pretty helpful, as it can make recommendations based on your specific product. Also, the Aperta line are like mini-stands, that also let you angle the speakers for the best sound.
 
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