The Yamaha YSP-3050 Digital Sound Projector gives you exciting wraparound sound for movies, music, TV shows, and video games. Its innovative one-piece design won't clutter up your living room, and it makes a great match for today's popular flat-panel TVs.
Home theater simplified
The Digital Sound Projector includes built-in amplification and processing, so you won't need a receiver or amp. Just connect your DVD player, cable box, or other audio/video components directly to the '3050 for enveloping sound. Yamaha included two HDMI inputs to ensure maximum picture quality and hookup ease with the latest high-def video sources. Plus, the '3050 can upconvert non-HD sources to a video resolution that better matches your HDTV, and send those upconverted signals via a single HDMI cable to your TV.
XM and iPod® compatibility
The Digital Sound Projector is also XM ready and adds advanced decoding that lets you listen to XM's HD surround music channels. (Separate XM Mini-Tuner package and an XM subscription required.) And if you own an iPod, Yamaha's optional YDS-11SL dock gives you a quick, easy way to connect your player and control it using the system's remote.
Breakthrough surround sound technology
The YSP-3050 creates three-dimensional surround sound without the need for rear speakers. Powerful processing and built-in amplification team up with a sophisticated driver array — 23 speakers in all — to beam the sound exactly where it needs to go. The result? Room-filling home theater sound from a single sleek component.
Easy installation
A user-friendly calibration system ensures hassle-free setup. All you need to do is plug in the included microphone and place it in your favorite listening spot. In less than three minutes, the Digital Sound Projector automatically measures and optimizes the sound for all five "channels," to give you the best, most convincing surround sound for your specific room. You can wall-mount the '3050 below a flat-panel TV using the
optional bracket, or set it on a shelf or table. For bass with more impact, we recommend adding a Yamaha powered subwoofer.
Details:
- video-shielded
- acoustic suspension speaker design
- CINEMA DSP technology delivers 360º wraparound sound from just one speaker
- 3 CINEMA DSP programs: Movie, Music, and Sports
- built-in Dolby® Digital, DTS®, Pro Logic® II, and DTS Neo:6 processing
- XM satellite radio ready (requires XM subscription and optional XM Mini-Tuner package)
- iPod integration (requires optional Yamaha YDS-11SL dock)
- IntelliBeam™ automated calibration system
- 21 1-9/16" drivers, two 3-15/16" woofers
- 82-watt peak system power (2 watts x 21, 20 watts x 2)
- HDMI video switching (2 in/1 out — accepts signals up to 1080p)
- analog-to-HDMI video upconversion (720p/1080i)
- 6 audio inputs: 2 analog, 2 optical digital, and 2 coaxial digital
- component and composite video inputs
- composite video output for on-screen display
- front-panel minijack for connecting a portable player
- subwoofer output
- black finish
- remote control
- 31-7/16"W x 6-3/16"H x 6"D
- warranty: 2 years
Accessories
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HDMI Cables
Get digital transfer of the picture and sound.
Wall Mounts
Yamaha designed a bracket to safely mount this system to your wall.
iPod Docks
Connect and control your iPod with your new sound projector.
Powered Subwoofers
Complete your home theater experience with a powered subwoofer and you'll feel like you're part of the action.
Remote Controls
Replace all of your remotes with one that is easy to use and easy to set up.
Optical Digital Cables
If you're connecting components to your receiver using the optical digital output, you'll need a cable. None are included with the receiver.
Subwoofer Cables
A better subwoofer cable will give your subwoofer the tools it needs to recreate the deep bass on your music and movies.
Coax Digital Cables
You'll need the proper digital cable to connect components. None are included with the receiver.
