Reviews for Yamaha NS-777 Home Theater Speaker

3-way - Cable250W PMPO - Magnetically Shielded - Black - MPN: NS777

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  • 5
  By member: chuckken - Oct 27, 2006

Incredible for the $$$

Strengths: Beautiful to look at and sound as good as any $1000.00 speaker. Perfect for Home Theater.

Weakness: Can't think of any...really!

I was stunned when I took these out of the box!...They are gorgeous! and they sound as good as my M60 Axiom towers...If you are on a budget and want speakers that look and sound like you spent thousands BUY THESE!...You won't regret it!...They're awesome!

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Reply by member: lovepioneerelite
Dec 20, 2006

Hey Chukken,
You said your yamahas sound good up next to your axioms,
I am thinking about buying these speakers,but the price just makes it to good to be true.
I have seen these speakers and they are beautifull,but like you I have read some other owners say wonderfull things about these speakers.

One of my questions are,how do they handle power?
and the center channel speaker,how is the quality and performance of it?


I would appreciate any time you could take answering these questions.


THANKS!!! Lovepioneerelite

  • 5
  By member: pengwin66 - Oct 20, 2004

Yamaha NS-777 Home Theater Speaker

Strengths: Unbeatable in their price range, great range and high-class look. Quality, quality, quality.

Weakness: Bass could be a little better. Piano finish is very susceptible to small childrens fingerprints - and even the kids can't leave 'em alone.

I was able to put together an entire Yamaha Home Theater system working with on-line vendors. Sounds cheap right......wrong!

I purchased Yamaha's HTR-5660 receiver, which puts out a modest 85 watts RMS across 6 channels. Yamaha has always had a reputation for top quality electronics, at all price points. However, speakers were never their forte. Then came the new NS and HX series speakers in 2003.

The center piece of my system is two NS-777's mated with a Yamaha SW315 subwoofer. I also have a Yamaha NS-C444 front center channel speaker and two NS-333's in the rear. I have not yet purchased a rear center channel.

This system is awesome. All the speakers are tone/voice matched and transition is flawless. Any shortcomings on the 777's low end are quickly erased by the clean rich bass of the SW315. The 777's have clear, brilliant highs and an unparalleled seperation. Close your eyes and your there, imaging is unbelievable at this price.

And the look......these things look like you spent a grand a piece on them. The case is elliptical with a black piano finish. They speak quality all around. I have had more than one friend say, "You bought Yamaha speakers, what were you thinking?" That is until they heard them.

I test drove a number of other speakers before settling on these. Most noteable were Bose, Paradigm and Polk. The local Paradigm dealer also deals in Yamaha. I initially stopped by to see the 777's and they did not have any and claimed that the Paradigm's, at any price point, could crush the equivalent Yamaha speaker. He stated that they only sell Yamaha for its unbeatable electronics. To make a long story short, I convinced them to order a set of 777's and they were amazed. Priced well below entry level Paradigms, the 777's simply look and sound better, period. The salesman was speechless. Needless to say, you will now find 777's and 555's in their sound lab.

If Yamaha continues to deliver sound and quality like this, they will quickly establish themselves beyond their electronics.

You owe it to yourself to listen to these. It is worth the effort to find a pair, you will not be disappointed.


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Reply by member: kuntakinte
Jan 11, 2006

This dude has my dream system. I am saving to get myself a yamaha sound system. I chose Yamaha because I figured if they made good instruments, they would make good electronics to relay those instruments. I wasn't however sure how good the NS speakers were, but this dude has definitely concluded the matter for me.

I have already ordered the Yamaha HTR 5890 reciever. (7.1) I will then furnish it with the 777s, the 444s, the 333s and the sw315.

I already having visions of movies and xbox sessions.

Good work Yamaha

  • 4
  By member: Aveumed - May 13, 2009

YAMAHA NS-777 Speakers

Strengths: Sound reproduction, style and price.

Weakness: Size, takes a little more space.

Overall the product is great. I utilized the bi-wiring connection to my Yamaha RX-V1000 receiver and the range of sound reproduction is just super. The cabinet style and black piano finish is elegant and the price is very much affordable. Except for its size which is a little large. But in general, I love it.

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  • 2.9
  productwiki.com - Nov 11, 2010

Yamaha Corporation Of America Yamaha NS-777 Left / Right Channel Speaker (NS-777)

The Yamaha NS-777 is a 3-way, bass reflex, and STANDALONE tower speaker not tied to any specific Yamaha series. It utilizes a bass-reflex design that allows it to be used for main channels. Behind its sophisticated cabinets lie dual 8” Polymer-Injected Mica Diaphragm (PMD) cone woofers, a 5” midrange cone driver, and a 1” aluminum dome tweeter. Both the midrange and tweeter...

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  • 2.7
  TopTenREVIEWS.com - Jan 26, 2009

yamaha ns 777 - left / right channel speakers

Yamaha Ns 777 - Left / Right Channel Speakers receives an overall TopTenREVIEWS score of 2.14 out of 4.00. It is ranked the #24 Home Theater Speaker Home Audio of all time. The overall rating represents an intelligent balance of features, value as a function of price to features, and a summary of reviews from a variety of sources. The TopTen REVIEWS' formula gives a picture of important consumer...

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