Yamaha NS-C325 Owner's Manual
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To connect your Yamaha NS-C325 speaker to a home theater system, use quality speaker cables to connect the speaker's terminals to the center channel output on your AV receiver. Ensure the positive and negative terminals are correctly matched.
Place the Yamaha NS-C325 speaker directly above or below your television, centered with the screen, and at ear level when seated. Avoid placing it in corners or enclosed spaces to prevent sound distortion.
Check all cable connections to ensure they are secure and not damaged. Verify that the AV receiver settings are correctly configured and that there are no issues with other components in your setup.
Regularly dust the speaker with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid using cleaning agents. Periodically check the speaker connections for corrosion or looseness and ensure the area around the speaker is clean and free from obstructions.
Ensure the speaker is properly connected to the AV receiver and that the receiver is powered on and set to the correct input. Also, check that the speaker is selected in the receiver's setup menu.
The Yamaha NS-C325 is not designed for wall mounting. It should be placed on a stable, flat surface, ideally at ear level when seated.
Test the speaker by playing audio through your system and ensuring the sound is clear and free of distortions. You can also swap the speaker with another to check if the issue persists, indicating a problem elsewhere.
The Yamaha NS-C325 features a frequency response of 65 Hz - 35 kHz, impedance of 6 ohms, and a nominal power input of 40 watts with a maximum of 120 watts.
Ensure the speaker is placed at ear level and centered in relation to the listening area. Use high-quality speaker cables and adjust your AV receiver settings for optimal performance.
While not essential, some users find that playing a variety of audio at moderate levels for several hours can help achieve optimal sound quality.