Select Best Buy Stores (link for reference) have
Yamaha 5.1-Channel 4K Home Theater Speaker System w/ Powered Subwoofer and Bluetooth Streaming (YHT-4950UBL) for
$220.99 for
in-store purchase only.
Thanks to community member
Koubiak for finding this deal.
Note, availability for purchase in-store purchase will vary by location and may be limited. Open-box may also be available at a clearance price.
Features:
- 100W active subwoofer
- 725W maximum power
- 17 DSP sound modes for custom audio
- Plays high-resolution digital music files including DSD (up to 5.6 MHz)
- 4 HDMI inputs, 1 HDMI output
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Anyone can get this deal whether your location has it in stock or not. Ask a Best Buy rep to order it for you and they will charge you the sale price. Simple as that. I know it's hard to comprehend Best Buy doing something right after the iPad price match fiasco from a couple of weeks ago but people really need to check the thread comments and stop asking the same questions over and over again
I just paid 250 for this receiver 2 months ago refurbished.
It's a solid device BTW. Paired it with a JAMO set.
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Similarly if they scan the item in store with the handheld, it shows full price, but rings up at $220.
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Then, if it doesn't come with one, you'll need a subwoofer cable. It is the same as any video cable, so if you have an old component video cable around (the ones that had red, green, blue RCA plugs) just pull one of those off and use it for the sub. Even the old yellow RCA cables would work but they generally are thin with less shielding so not ideal. No need for fancy gold plated etc. If you don't have any, again, amazon basics, monoprice, mediabridge, bluerigger, all on amazon should have reasonably priced ones. Subwoofer, video, or Coaxial digital audio are all the exact same cable with different name, so whatever is cheapest (many will even say all 3). If going with monoprice, check their site as sometimes buying direct even with shipping is cheaper.
Since these aren't audiophile grade speakers and the rear speakers aren't as critical as the fronts, the wireless adapters work quite well for them. I've used a couple for people.
I'm sure bestbuy will sell you a wireless adapter for a lot of money but there's probably better deals on amazon etc. I've used this one but it is discontinued https://www.lg.com/us/tv-audio-vi...peaker-kit, there are others out there.
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Forget you guys man! Lol
Then, if it doesn't come with one, you'll need a subwoofer cable. It is the same as any video cable, so if you have an old component video cable around (the ones that had red, green, blue RCA plugs) just pull one of those off and use it for the sub. Even the old yellow RCA cables would work but they generally are thin with less shielding so not ideal. No need for fancy gold plated etc. If you don't have any, again, amazon basics, monoprice, mediabridge, bluerigger, all on amazon should have reasonably priced ones. Subwoofer, video, or Coaxial digital audio are all the exact same cable with different name, so whatever is cheapest (many will even say all 3). If going with monoprice, check their site as sometimes buying direct even with shipping is cheaper.
Since these aren't audiophile grade speakers and the rear speakers aren't as critical as the fronts, the wireless adapters work quite well for them. I've used a couple for people.
I'm sure bestbuy will sell you a wireless adapter for a lot of money but there's probably better deals on amazon etc. I've used this one but it is discontinued https://www.lg.com/us/tv-audio-vi...peaker-kit, there are others out there.
Did you get this form bb refurb for 300?
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Home theater setups take up more space, but offer better sound quality and immersion compared to a wireless soundbar. Might just be a case of people thinking that a soundbar is good enough or they don't have the resources (money, space, and/or time) to bother with setting up a 5.1.0.
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