Thread: Satelliteguys Exclusive- Yambeka 5 Speaker HT

Hey Guys,

Long time no post, huh??

It's been a year and almost 4 months since my last post and I thought I would come by to give an update since my review of the Yambeka speakers from like page 7 of this thread.

I would agree with SatinKzo to some degree about the warming up of these speakers. I have noticed this as well, but not to say that the speakers don't still have a clear crisp sound to them, they do. And this is over a year later. I put my HT through it's paces watching alot of movies and listening to all types of music. I hjave since hooked up my Xbox to the HT and use it to play games music & movies with. All sound great with the Yambekas.

One note, these are the "original" speakers not the next gen ones that came out the first of the is year.

I actually dropped a satellite speaker in transport and just knew I had busted this speaker. Sure enough when I got it home I connected it and the speaker just would not work right. I chalked it up to stupidity on my part for moving them around...

About 2 weeks later I decided if it was ruined I might as well take the speaker out and look to see if I could repair what was broken.

After taking the speaker out of the box, I could see the problem. the basket of the speaker had bent inward and wasn't allowing the coil to extend. I got some tools out and performed the emergency operation... I am glad to report a full recovery! I placed the speaker back into the box and connected it and proceeded to do some more testing. The speaker has worked fine ever since. That was at least 6 months ago.

Yambeka speakers can take a fall from 5 feet high, land on a concret floor and with just a little TLC continue to work just like before.

When I eventually decide to replace these speakers and move them to my living room, I will most definantely give Brian a call and by the newer speakers.

I still say,

Yambeka Rocks!