Yamaha MCX-SP10 MusicCast speakers

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The good: Aesthetically complements the MCX-A10 digital media receiver; two-way speakers; wall mountable; includes two stands; standard spring-clip speaker connectors.

The bad The bad: They sound only OK.

The bottom line: The MCX-SP10 speakers are a worthwhile add-on to Yamaha's MCX-A10 wireless digital media receiver for those who value aesthetics over sound quality.

Specifications: Dimensions (WxDxH): 8.3 in x 3.1 in x 8.3 in; Amplification type: 2-way Passive; Input Impedance: 4 Ohm; See full specs

Price range: $115.00 - $119.99

CNET editors' review

Reviewed by: Nathaniel Wilkins
Edited by: David Carnoy
Reviewed on: 01/27/2005
Released on: 06/15/2003

Yamaha recently launched several distributed audio products as part of its MusicCast family. The MCX-SP10 speakers connect to the company's MCX-A10, a compact digital media receiver that wirelessly streams music from the company's MCX-1000 high-end component. Although the MCX-SP10 speakers sound only decent, they perfectly match the MCX-A10 and can be table or wall mounted next to it. That's enough to make this $119 product worthwhile for MCX-A10 owners.

Measuring 8.25 by 8.25 by 3.125 inches each, the MCX-A10 speakers are the same size, shape, and color as the MCX-A10 client. The slender speakers have white plastic casings and removable silver-color grille cloths designed to complement the MCX-A10. The speakers can be perched next to the MCX-A10 on the included metal stands or hung beside it on the wall with nails. The system's svelte figure makes it a prime candidate for wall mounting in locations where space is tight. Unfortunately, the MCX-SP10 speakers don't attach to the MCX-A10 for enhanced portability.

The speakers are two-way units as opposed to the less desirable one-way designs employed by some compact systems. Each sports a 4-inch woofer and a 1-inch tweeter. A port located between the drivers helps beef up bass output. Around back is a set of standard wire spring clips.

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