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Yamaha NS-A575

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The A suffix usually means Avoid. If it was an NS 575 it would be worth looking into.
 
The A suffix usually means Avoid. If it was an NS 575 it would be worth looking into.

I wouldn't say that.My bench test speakers are NS-A6500AP's --6 ohm they sound pretty damn good.
My HT rears are NS-A535's,Fronts are NS-A528's both sound real good.
 
Can anyone tell me anything about these???
Hello, If memory serves me, I've had my set of Yamaha NS-A575's for about 40 years. (#9967 & #9961) My dad bought them for me in 1977(?) They were my first set of speakers and I don't remember how much they cost. They are 140watts max, and they are 40" tall. I think they are made very well and sound darn good. Probably not the top of the line, but to a 17 yr old kid back then - they were cool! (The woofer could use a small inductor, as I think the x-over is lacking in that area.) Anyway, mine still look new!
Can anyone tell me anything about these???

Can anyone tell me anything about these???
 

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