Soundbar - Yamaha YSP 5600, MusicCast, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, Black
Turn your living room into a movie theater with the Yamaha YSP-5600 soundbar.
With the Yamaha MusicCast application you will have a Multiroom system to listen to your music on any compatible device in your home.
In addition, the bar includes a SWK-W16 wireless adapter to connect a subwoofer (not included) that will convert the sound into 7.1.2 channels.
A movie sound
Inside the Yamaha YSP-5600 soundbar there are 44 speakers placed with total precision to create a 7-channel sound of 88 W of power.
Together with the 2 woofers you can enjoy a total of 128 W of power and 7.1.2 sound, as the system projects sound beams on the walls and ceiling that are reflected to generate 3D surround sound.
In this way, the soundbar is capable of playing sound in Dolby Atmos and DTS: X, and is even compatible with Cinema DSP 3D mode.
You will live a movie experience.
Choose the direction of the sound
The YSP-5600 has four different modes that will allow you to listen to the sound the way you prefer: 3D Surround to have a completely surround sound; Surround if you want to play sound on 5.1 channels; Stereo, which reproduces high quality 2-channel stereo sound with audio sources; and Target, which emits a mono sound clearly towards a specific point in the room.
Music everywhere
The Yamaha YSP-5600 soundbar offers multiple wireless connectivity options that make it a multiroom system.
The first one, MusicCast, is an exclusive Yamaha app that will allow you to combine any compatible to create an audio network.
In addition, you can stream music from your smartphone, PC, or NAS, or share the music to other devices that are connected to the bar such as a TV or a blu-ray.
But you can also play music from external applications such as AirPlay, Napster, Spotify and internet radios.
4K Ultra HD compatible
With this Yamaha bar you can stream 4K video at 60p without any degradation since it is compatible with the latest HDMI standards.
In addition, it is also compatible with HDCP 2.2, the 4K copyright protection standard so you can see it without problems.
