YAMAHA NS-SW050

Yamaha NS-SW050 Active Subwoofer – 8" Compact Hi-Fi & Home Theater Subwoofer

The Yamaha NS-SW050 is a compact and powerful active subwoofer designed to enhance the low-frequency performance of Hi-Fi stereo systems and home theater setups. Equipped with a 20 cm (8-inch) cone woofer and a built-in high-efficiency amplifier, this subwoofer delivers deep, dynamic and controlled bass that adds impact and realism to music, movies and gaming audio.

The NS-SW050 features Yamaha’s proprietary Advanced YST II (Yamaha Active Servo Technology II), which optimizes the interaction between the amplifier and the speaker driver. This advanced system ensures precise control of the cone movement, producing powerful and accurate low frequencies with minimal distortion.

Yamaha’s innovative Twisted Flare Port technology reduces air turbulence inside the bass reflex port, resulting in cleaner and tighter bass reproduction. This design improves clarity in the low-frequency range, making the subwoofer ideal for both music listening and cinematic sound effects.

With its elegant and compact cabinet design, the Yamaha NS-SW050 integrates easily into modern living spaces and audio setups. It is the perfect complement to bookshelf or floorstanding speakers, extending the bass response of your system and creating a more immersive listening experience.

Main Features

• Compact active subwoofer for Hi-Fi and home theater systems
• 20 cm (8") cone woofer for deep and dynamic bass
• Advanced YST II technology for precise low-frequency control
• Twisted Flare Port design for cleaner and tighter bass response
• Built-in high-efficiency amplifier
• Rigid cabinet construction to reduce vibrations and resonance
• Ideal companion for bookshelf or compact speaker systems
• Elegant design that fits easily into any living environment

Technical Specifications

Ideal For

• Hi-Fi stereo audio systems
• Home theater and AV receiver setups
• Enhancing bass performance of bookshelf speakers
• Music listening, movies and gaming with deeper low frequencies