Audio MusicCast 20 Wireless Speaker, Alexa Voice Control, Black

The Best one from Yamaha

This speaker meets my expectations as an additional room speaker. It was easy to set up on the fridge against a kitchen wall opposite our YAMAHA RX-V4A Receiver, which is in our den. It powers up whenever the receiver is powered on in the MusicCast App, and the sound is rich. Very pleased.

Integrates well with my Yamaha RX‑A2080 receiver. I didn’t want to run wired speakers to my walk‑in closet and restroom, and the MusicCast 20 wireless speaker solved that perfectly. The sound is great, and it connects easily to my iPhone. I only purchased one, but I can see how these would work well as rear or presence speakers. It definitely saved me money by avoiding ceiling speakers. The price is fair for the quality — you get what you pay for.

I bought the soundbar yas 408, a month back and was very impressed with the sound quality. However I was missing the wow factor. Now added the two music cast speakers and I am pleasantly surprised with the amazing surround sound experience. The only downside is that these are very expensive. I suggest all owners of the music cast sound bars to invest in the surround speakers to enjoy the high quality immersive experience

The build quality of this speaker is great, very nicely designed, the sound is just fine but isn't worth it if you don't want to use it as wireless surround speaker. Connection is relatively easy: 1. Get musiccast controller app 2. Add your receiver first 3. Then add wireless speakers( I had issue connecting to virtual network it creates during the setup but it solved by restarting my phone and the speaker once) And that's it, just don't forget to turn surround speakers on in your receiver settings. Just 2 points: 1. If you you want to use them as surround speakers they can not be used as separate stereo speakers. ( you need to release speakers from your receiver within the app and then set them up as a stereo pair) 2. These speakers cant be used as zone 2 (basically zone 2 speakers must be wired) I'm happy with my purchase as there’s no alternative for wireless surround speakers as far as I know and I hate wires.