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# PWM digital drive amp for high efficiency 8-inch cone woofer for punchy bass Front control panel for easy adjustments NSSW200 Powered Subwoofer - Black

**Brand:** yamaha
**Price:** Rp20751123
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎶 Elevate your soundscape with bass that’s as sharp as your style.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** NSSW200 Powered Subwoofer - Black by yamaha
- **How much does it cost?** Rp20751123 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- yamaha enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted yamaha brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Smart Auto Standby:** Energy-saving feature that powers down when idle—because your sound system should work smarter, not harder.
- • **Twisted Flare Port Tech:** Delivers crystal-clear, tight bass that commands attention in any room.
- • **Compact Yet Mighty 8" Woofer:** Perfectly sized for small to medium rooms, blending seamlessly without overpowering your space.
- • **User-Friendly Front Controls:** Instantly tweak volume and settings without breaking your flow or aesthetic.
- • **Advanced YST II Amplification:** Experience deep, powerful bass with Yamaha’s signature digital drive and dual feedback circuit.

## Overview

The Yamaha NSSW200 Powered Subwoofer combines innovative Twisted Flare Port technology with an 8-inch cone woofer and a high-efficiency PWM digital amplifier to deliver clear, tight, and deep bass. Designed for seamless integration with home theaters and stereo systems, it features a front control panel for easy operation and an energy-saving auto standby mode. Ideal for small to medium-sized rooms, this robust subwoofer enhances your audio experience with precision and power.

## Description

Product Description Product DescriptionThe NSSW200 subwoofer from Yamaha features a design combining superior operability and beauty. It also features a new technology, Twisted Flare Port, for clear and tight bass. A subwoofer that will match a wide range of speakers and interiors and fit with most Stereo and Home Cinema applications.Box Contains1 x NSSW200 Subwoofer Box Contains 1 x NSSW200 Subwoofer

Review: Simply brilliant for the money - Got this subwoofer for my Yamaha SX600 Workstation. All I can say is WOW, what an incredible difference this Subwoofer makes to an already great sound from the workstation itself. It completely raises the bar further to an already great Workstation Keyboard. The bass this unit produces is very realistic and when playing using the Grand Piano. It really adds a lot of punch to the sound almost as if it were a real Grand Piano. I would definitely recommend this unit if you have any type of Yamaha SX Series Workstation Keyboard. It's amazing value for money and a heavy, robust unit too. Very impressed.
Review: A nice beefy sound, but it should have been a 10 inch driver instead of 8 inch. - When shopping for speakers and subwoofers online, it's a bit of a guessing game at times, because while you can look at the unit, and read the specification of the unit, the sound that's produced is ultimately not going to be something you can determine from those things. Sure you can read reviews, but everyone has a different taste and expectation of what's good and what's not. So for the "sound quality" part of this, I'll just keep it simple. It's sounds good on my home theatre. It adds plenty low end to your movies and games. It also does a fairly good job if your using it for music. I feel that it's best suited for a small to medium sized room, the average living room I guess. It does a good job of blending with your audio source too, so it doesn't sound like it has it's own location in the room. For anyone wondering what I mean by this, a good example would be when someone is talking on screen, and you can hear their voice coming from the speaker up front, and separately hear their lower ends coming from the direction of the sub. Sometimes this is an issue with your set up, and sometime it's just cause it's a rubbish sub. Fortunately, the SW200 is good. For this review, I though I'd point out a few of the things I noticed about this unit (SW200) it's self, and also when compared to a couple of the other units in it's family (the SW100 and SW300). I figured that these things would generally be more useful for someone looking to integrate this or another sub into their home theatre system. The build quality feels solid, there's no creeks or lose parts that could cause distortions when using the unit. I was a bit disappointed that the front grill can't be removed, as the rest of the speaker in my set up are exposed so it would have looked nicer. The power cable is also integrated, which I'm not a fan of since your nearest plug is sometimes quite far from where you want to place the unit. I'm using this in a 7.1 surround sound configuration, so my main source of the audio is coming from a receiver to the RCA LFE port. Sadly, I've got nothing I can use to test the "Normal" RCA Mono ports, so I haven't heard how that sounds. When using the LFE connector, the "High Cut" doesn't function (which is good), instead your receive is responsible for controlling the frequency cut off. This means High Cut works specifically for when you connect a normal audio source to the units Mono RCA port, this gives you a way to control how much of the sound source you want to reach your speaker. Nice. It's also got stereo audio in and out for connecting a pair of speakers, but there's not much I can say about this as it's another feature I can't test with my current set up. There's an auto standby feature which is nice, this will turn the unit off after a while if no base or sound is detected. I decided not to use this though, as even on it's high sensitivity setting, I found that at night time when listening at a low volume, the unit would switch off to save power. This meant I'd need to crank the volume up to wake it, or manually turn it off and on again. It was better just to disable standby, and use the power switch in stead. This won't be an issue for all, just for those who like their neighbours. This actually leads me onto talking about the power switches. It's got two, oddly enough. There's one on the back which I'm confident isolates the unit from the mains entirely. Then there's one on on the front next to the volume control which seems to simply power down the unit. This is nice because it means that it's super easy to turn this thing off and on, especially if you're not using the auto standby feature. It's mostly good so far, as you can see. But there was one thing for me that brought it from 5 stars to 4, and that was that the SW200 uses an 8 inch driver instead of a 10. If you have a look at the SW100, which is a less powerful, and less featured unit, it's 10 inches. Then onto the SW300, which is the same as the SW200 in terms of features, it packs a little extra power, and that 10 inch driver. It's not that the 8 inch isn't capable, it's pretty damn good. My issue with it is that if you go from the SW100 to the SW200, you get more power, better features and more connectivity, but you lose those 2 inches. The price difference between those two units isn't so bad, but are maybe very slightly on the high side for an 8 inch sub. However, if you want to get those 2 inches back, you need to look at the SW300. With that unit, you're getting the same design and features, and are only really getting a little extra power and the 10 inch driver. The price jumps by an extra £150 for that! That's pretty insane given that at £400, we're moving into different territory. Could pick up a nice KEF unit at that price. Over all I'm happy with the unit, and I would recommend the SW200 above the SW100 and SW300, at least at nearly £400 anyway. I hope this has been helpful.

## Features

- New Twisted Flare Port Produces Clear and Tight Bass
- PWM Digital Drive High Efficiency Amplifier and Dual Feedback Circuit
- Advanced YST II for Awesome Deep Bass
- 20 cm (8") Cone Woofer Unit with Square Wire
- Front Control Panel for Easy Operation

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B01MZB2AFV |
| Best Sellers Rank | 54,966 in Electronics & Photo ( See Top 100 in Electronics & Photo ) 52 in Hi-Fi Subwoofers |
| Colour | Black |
| Compatible devices | Gaming Console, Home Theater, Laptop, Smartphone, Tablet, Television |
| Control method | Touch |
| Guaranteed software updates until | unknown |
| Included components | 1 x NSSW200 subwoofer |
| Is waterproof | false |
| Item model number | NSSW200 Black |
| Item weight | 11.2 Kilograms |
| Manufacturer | YAMA6 |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Power source | Corded Electric |
| Product dimensions | 29D x 35.1W x 30.6H centimetres |
| Speaker size | 8 Inches |
| Subwoofer diameter | 8 Inches |
| Surround-sound channel configuration | 1.0 |
| Warranty type | Limited |
| Wireless communication technology | No Wireless Communication Technology |

## Product Details

- **Audio output mode:** Stereo
- **Brand:** Yamaha
- **Connectivity technology:** wired
- **Material:** Plastic, Paper (Cone)
- **Model name:** NSSW200
- **Mounting type:** Tabletop
- **Recommended uses for product:** For home theaters, music systems
- **Speaker maximum output power:** 130 Watts
- **Speaker type:** Subwoofer
- **Special feature:** Amplifier

## Images

![NSSW200 Powered Subwoofer - Black - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71bcBKhixQL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Can i connect this subwoofer to my denon avr-x550bt 5.2 av-receiver?**
A: It will connect to any reciever with a subwoofer output, it's a standard mono phone connection.

**Q: Does it come with cable to connect to amplifier?**
A: No. Also, the one I received came with a Euro two pin plug. No problem, just buy a three pin adaptor plug. This sub has an RCA connection. So if your amp has an RCA ‘sub out’ connection, all you need is one Amazon basics subwoofer cable (various lengths). Important, read up on setting up a subwoofer (google it). Read a few articles first to ensure you get the best out of it.

**Q: Does this come with the system cable to allow automatic switching with the amp?**
A: Yes, it was included on mine.

**Q: What is the rms power of the subwoofer**
A: Not listed. However, the power consumption is 67 watts. Therefore, with a digital amp inside, typically around 85% efficient, the RMS would be ‘about’ 58 watts. The advertised watts of 130 is peak power. But do not concern yourself with the “apparently” low RMS figure. I have a large room (30 sq m, 5x6m) and this sub works well in it. Subs are marketed to favour ‘high’ rms or peak power and large size woofers. Unless you want to damage your hearing or shake windows etc, this 8in sub provides more than enough clear tight bass across various music genres. Just make sure you know how to properly set it up with your main speakers. Google  ‘how to set up a subwoofer’ and read a few articles.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Simply brilliant for the money
*by M***O on 23 September 2021*

Got this subwoofer for my Yamaha SX600 Workstation. All I can say is WOW, what an incredible difference this Subwoofer makes to an already great sound from the workstation itself. It completely raises the bar further to an already great Workstation Keyboard. The bass this unit produces is very realistic and when playing using the Grand Piano. It really adds a lot of punch to the sound almost as if it were a real Grand Piano. I would definitely recommend this unit if you have any type of Yamaha SX Series Workstation Keyboard. It's amazing value for money and a heavy, robust unit too. Very impressed.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ A nice beefy sound, but it should have been a 10 inch driver instead of 8 inch.
*by P***E on 20 July 2020*

When shopping for speakers and subwoofers online, it's a bit of a guessing game at times, because while you can look at the unit, and read the specification of the unit, the sound that's produced is ultimately not going to be something you can determine from those things. Sure you can read reviews, but everyone has a different taste and expectation of what's good and what's not. So for the "sound quality" part of this, I'll just keep it simple. It's sounds good on my home theatre. It adds plenty low end to your movies and games. It also does a fairly good job if your using it for music. I feel that it's best suited for a small to medium sized room, the average living room I guess. It does a good job of blending with your audio source too, so it doesn't sound like it has it's own location in the room. For anyone wondering what I mean by this, a good example would be when someone is talking on screen, and you can hear their voice coming from the speaker up front, and separately hear their lower ends coming from the direction of the sub. Sometimes this is an issue with your set up, and sometime it's just cause it's a rubbish sub. Fortunately, the SW200 is good. For this review, I though I'd point out a few of the things I noticed about this unit (SW200) it's self, and also when compared to a couple of the other units in it's family (the SW100 and SW300). I figured that these things would generally be more useful for someone looking to integrate this or another sub into their home theatre system. The build quality feels solid, there's no creeks or lose parts that could cause distortions when using the unit. I was a bit disappointed that the front grill can't be removed, as the rest of the speaker in my set up are exposed so it would have looked nicer. The power cable is also integrated, which I'm not a fan of since your nearest plug is sometimes quite far from where you want to place the unit. I'm using this in a 7.1 surround sound configuration, so my main source of the audio is coming from a receiver to the RCA LFE port. Sadly, I've got nothing I can use to test the "Normal" RCA Mono ports, so I haven't heard how that sounds. When using the LFE connector, the "High Cut" doesn't function (which is good), instead your receive is responsible for controlling the frequency cut off. This means High Cut works specifically for when you connect a normal audio source to the units Mono RCA port, this gives you a way to control how much of the sound source you want to reach your speaker. Nice. It's also got stereo audio in and out for connecting a pair of speakers, but there's not much I can say about this as it's another feature I can't test with my current set up. There's an auto standby feature which is nice, this will turn the unit off after a while if no base or sound is detected. I decided not to use this though, as even on it's high sensitivity setting, I found that at night time when listening at a low volume, the unit would switch off to save power. This meant I'd need to crank the volume up to wake it, or manually turn it off and on again. It was better just to disable standby, and use the power switch in stead. This won't be an issue for all, just for those who like their neighbours. This actually leads me onto talking about the power switches. It's got two, oddly enough. There's one on the back which I'm confident isolates the unit from the mains entirely. Then there's one on on the front next to the volume control which seems to simply power down the unit. This is nice because it means that it's super easy to turn this thing off and on, especially if you're not using the auto standby feature. It's mostly good so far, as you can see. But there was one thing for me that brought it from 5 stars to 4, and that was that the SW200 uses an 8 inch driver instead of a 10. If you have a look at the SW100, which is a less powerful, and less featured unit, it's 10 inches. Then onto the SW300, which is the same as the SW200 in terms of features, it packs a little extra power, and that 10 inch driver. It's not that the 8 inch isn't capable, it's pretty damn good. My issue with it is that if you go from the SW100 to the SW200, you get more power, better features and more connectivity, but you lose those 2 inches. The price difference between those two units isn't so bad, but are maybe very slightly on the high side for an 8 inch sub. However, if you want to get those 2 inches back, you need to look at the SW300. With that unit, you're getting the same design and features, and are only really getting a little extra power and the 10 inch driver. The price jumps by an extra £150 for that! That's pretty insane given that at £400, we're moving into different territory. Could pick up a nice KEF unit at that price. Over all I'm happy with the unit, and I would recommend the SW200 above the SW100 and SW300, at least at nearly £400 anyway. I hope this has been helpful.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Deep, clear bass! Highly recommend!
*by M***H on 23 May 2020*

Best woofer I’ve invested in, hands down! The bass is quite deep and sounds amazing. Even at half volume, it sounds great. You can’t go wrong with Yamaha!

## Frequently Bought Together

- Yamaha NSSW200 Powered Subwoofer - Black
- Amazon Basics Subwoofer RCA Cable - 4.6 m, Black

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