YAMAHA ATS-2090 Sound Bar with Wireless Subwoofer, Bluetooth, and Alexa Voice Control Built-in (Renewed), Black
Condition: Refurbished - Excellent
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Style: ATS-2090BL-R
Features
- Alexa built-in for control of your sound bar, setting timers, controlling lights, thermostats and more without an extra device!
- Easy setup with HDMI or Optical cable and automatic subwoofer connection
- Wireless subwoofer for deep bass and flexible placement.
Description
Yamaha ATS-2090BL-R Sound Bar with Wireless Subwoofer, Bluetooth, and Alexa Voice Control Built-in.
Brand: Yamaha
Speaker Maximum Output Power: 200 Watts
Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth, HDMI, Optical
Audio Output Mode: Surround
Input Voltage: 120 Volts
Audio Output Mode: Surround
Mounting Type: Tabletop Mount
Speaker Type: Subwoofer
Additional Features: Bass Boost, Subwoofer
Antenna Location: Music
Color: Black
Is Waterproof: FALSE
Warranty Type: Limited
Control Method: Voice
Speaker Size: 20.32 Centimeters
Woofer Diameter: 20.32 Centimeters
Water Resistance Level: Not Water Resistant
Bluetooth Range: 10 Meters
Specific Uses For Product: Music
MP3 player: No
Controller Type: Voice Control
Number of Audio Channels: 5.1
Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth, HDMI, Optical
Wireless Technology: Bluetooth, Wi-Fi
Subwoofer Connectivity Technology: Wireless
Connectivity Protocol: Bluetooth
Power Source: Corded Electric
Brand: Yamaha
Model Number: ATS-2090BL-R
Model Name: ATS-2090BL-R
Built-In Media: AC power cord, remote control
Warranty Description: 2 year manufacturer
Number of Items: 1
Customer Package Type: FFP
UPC: 027108110189
Manufacturer: Yamaha
Item Type Name: Sound Bar
Speaker Maximum Output Power: 200 Watts
Input Voltage: 120 Volts
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 4.25"D x 36.63"W x 2.5"H
Item Weight: 30.7 Pounds
Compatible Devices: Smartphone, Tablet, Laptop
Audio Driver Type: Dynamic Driver
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Style: ATS-2090BL-R
I received this ATS-2090 soundbar from Yamaha in renewed condition. It arrived professionally repackaged, in custom formed protective styrofoam and each major component in a sealed plastic bag. The only piece which showed any evidence of prior use was one of the two power cords. The twist tie used to secure it was slightly distorted. No parts or documentation were missing. The firmware on the unit was out of date, but the sound bar automatically updated itself as soon as it was connected to my home WiFi network. I might comment that it (the soundbar) only supports 2.4GHz wireless networks. There is no 5GHz WiFi support. I had no problems installing the app on my iPhone, and I find the app easy to navigate and extremely useful. The sound quality is so much better than the built-in speakers on my bargain 40" flat panel TV. I knew the built-in speakers were bad, but after enjoying this sound bar it would be impossible to go back. I did adjust the bass level to +0 (it is set to +3 as a default) and I turned off the "bass extension" option using the app. With these adjustments, the bass from the wireless subwoofer integrates reasonably well and really accentuates most any TV program or movie soundtrack. I do have the wireless subwoofer located a few inches away from the wall, near a corner of the room, and just behind the TV itself. The actual connectivity took a little bit of experimentation. This is not a problem with the soundbar itself, but rather a consequence of the technology. My TV does not have an ARC capable HDMI connection. I am currently using the HDMI pass-through feature of the sound bar, and I have not connected the optical cable. My TV input comes only from an Android TV device, which streams content from a DLNA server, as well as Netflix, Hulu, Disney+, etc. The pass-through works perfectly for this application. It will still require a small learning curve for my family to become accustomed to turning the soundbar on prior to use, or perhaps I will need to defeat the auto power off feature (as described in the manual). I did experiment with the CEC settings on my TV to prevent devices from turning on or off unexpectedly, and I think I also needed to set the HDMI audio output setting on my Android device to PCM, Dolby Digital, or DTS. This is all noted in the Yamaha documentation. Again, further trial & error with CEC settings may be helpful, as it would be nice if the sound bar faithfully turned on & off with the TV. I would definitely purchase this sound bar again, especially at the renewed price. I'm considering buying a second for the TV set in the rec room... can I run two of the wireless subs in the same household without problems? Highly recommended. (10/18 - edited for grammar and writing style) 11/20 - Owned for over a month now. I’m still extremely pleased. There’s been no weird situations where “it just stopped working” or anything like that. Totally would buy again.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 16, 2021 by Tyson B.
Style: ATS-2090BL-R
It's always a little scary getting a refurb, but the one I got had no sign of previous use at all . After spending a week researching mid range sound bars I settled on this one. The ATS-2090 is the exact same bar as the twice as costly YAS 209. For about half the price. Sound quality is excellent. Everything works as advertised. I connected my RokuTV using ARC and am able to use Airplay. It's not supposed to be supported , but seems to work via the RokuTV and ARC. Nice surprise. It turns on and off with TV remote, volume too. This is the set it and forget it Soundbar solution we were looking for. Edit 8/23** Still happy with this soundbar. Been using it for music more and it sounds quite nice. Many soundbars are good for TV but really sound bad with music on. Not this one. Had a scare where it just suddenly went silent, leading to major troubleshooting. An hour later I discovered that cables really do go bad out of the blue. Was using a ten year old HDMI cable that died a sudden death. Not a Yamaha issue, a me issue. Happy with this Yamaha. Edit 8/25 Still sounds great. It's about four years old now, we don't even think about it much. It's the "just works" solution I hoped it would be. When doing initial setup, I had to do a factory reset to get it to connect to my network. I also had to figure out how to disable the auto shutoff. It's not new anymore so a few things like Atmos are not supported, and it's probably had it's last app and firmware update. This Yamaha refurb has been a good purchase.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2022 by KWintheATL
Style: ATS-2090BL-R
Update #2: I increased the stars from 2 to 4. Would I buy it again?yes. Would I spend more than $200 to $250 no, def not, but at that price it is worth it if you are willing to hit a few buttons to fix the stupid standby settings. It's loud enough to have a box fan running = a decent noise level and still hear voices when movies are quiet vs the action scenes. I say a box fan as a universal noise level sonyou all know how loud. I can also hear it over my pellet stove, and with the stovetop fan in the kitchen on the otherside of the room. The larger alexa echo could not make enough sound but this can. My goal was the loudest sand bar for under $200. The echo was better bc you could just say "alexa comnect to bluetooth" but the Yamaha alexa function is garbage so we just use the remote to power it on and or hit Bluetooth. Update #1: Fixing the horrible auto standby = ADB debugging the fire stick and editing the command line file to set screen off time to zero did not help. Yamaha made the auto standy 10 minutes, are you kidding me, make a sandwich, coffee, bathroom, phone call, you name it and you are basically guaranteed to go into your settings to reconnect bluetooth to your TV, fire stick, projector, etc! 10.minutes spunds like a lot of time but the whole family constantly hated it and I heard complaints daily. It's the worst setting ever! I alsmost returned the soundbar. To fix this hours of researching led to redit posts about the well known and hated auto standby. To fix it = Hold down the button with the arrow in the box and press and hold power for about 5 seconds until the clear voice led lights up and it will reboot, that's it!!! My whole family hated how it was never just plug and play and always required turning on or connecting the bar half a dozen times a day!!!!! Really!!!!! It should be set and forget it, arg. As I did if you turn off the firestick screensaver and edit the command line mentioned above, then turn off the yamaha auto standby then when you turn on the TV or projector then you can hit Bluetooth on the remote then it will auto connect. It will stay connected for a long time with the TV off. I turned off Alexa and plugged in my echo 4th gen again. Alexa w yamaha has a longer delay to "wake" to speak your request, (it only a second or two longer but if you have spent years using alexa then the yamaha won't get your whole command if you don't wait long enough. How can a $50 echo speaker have more RAM then a $400 sound bar? It's like pioneer car reciever vs newer Android recivers that have 10x more ram to process more than the most expensive Yamaha sound device made today. Also saying "connect to Bluetooth doesn't work so thus we figured out the bluetooth button on the remote works. Using bluetooth to connect to the fire stick vs via the projectors bluetooth has a voice to video delay about every 15 to 30 minutes. I fix this by pausing the show for a couple seconds. When connected to the optoma projector it never has a sound to video delay even when we previously used the the firestick but the Yamaha doesn't like to connect to the projector easily for some reason. The echo connected to the projector by just saying "Alexa, connect to bluetooth" So the yamaha is disappointing in a few ways, but liud enough to work :( Original post - everytime I turn the TV off it lowers the sound and voices are barely audible. To turn up the volume the app says 100%, but the hand remote can turn it up more. The speaker auto turns off after turning off the TV and all day. The TV doesn't auto turn on the speaker so you have to turn it on each time and turn up the volume each time vs an Alexa speaker. Yamaha Alexa will not do it as well which would be nice like an echo. I think you should be able to turn up the highs/mids/lows individually esp to turn up the highs to hear esp netflix voices louder. Alexa has a lot of flaws - it will not turn the volume up/connect to Bluetooth when told "Alexa connect to Bluetooth"/or do other things that the echo devices can do. I bought this for a louder Echo type device vs the echo 4th gen and it has a lot of annoying flaws. it turns light lights on or off for example 50% of the time vs 95% of the time with an echo (alexa delay lag vs an echo) Now I'm thinking I will turn off the Alexa function and plug the echo 4th gen back in.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 22, 2024 by O. S.
Style: ATS-2090BL-R
So this is a pretty great sound bar for the 149 asking price i got. It drove me nuts initially as it seemed to have a mind of it's own, it would turn off, wouldn't turn back, became unresponsive unless unplugged and re-plugged, especially if i walked away from the tv for a few mins. Downloading the app, updating the firmware helped some of this, but it still sometimes shut off and wouldn't respond or turn back on using arc or even it's remote. Swapping sources on the app once or twice would generally wake it back up, but it is still a tedious. I did some hard googling and found the auto shutoff could be turned off. Just google "turn off yas 209 auto shutoff". It's the Input button i think and the power button for 5 seconds and the clearvoice icon start to glow which means it's disabled. I now no longer wanted to return it. It's a great sounding bar that get pretty loud and the bass ext really adds a solid low end. After reading other reviews as annoyed as I was I hope this helps some people. It's honestly a really good soundbar and it's too bad these small changes aren't openly presented as I imagine a lot of people would enjoy it a lot more. Side note the remote is really cheap feeling, but it gets the job done i guess. I just use the app which is solid.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 1, 2022 by Tyler B
Style: ATS-2090BL-R
I wanted something better than the weak desktop speaker offerings typically used for my PC... I looked at various speaker types and designs until I found this design by Yamaha, ATS-2090. Since I wanted a solid quality sound at my desk and not wanting a dedicated stereo in my office, a sound bar seemed the best solution. The audio "out" from the PC and the HDMI "in" on the sound bar apparently aren't compatible, but both devices have optical... which windows 11 calls Digital Audio (S/PDIF), Toshiba invented it back in 1983 (TOSLINK). My ASUS mobo has it and the ATS-2090 has it, so music fills my office. The ATS-2090 also has Alexa, so music sources are not limited to the PC. I mounted the soundbar under my desk with the provided mounting template and the subwoofer sits on the floor under my desk. I installed the Yamaha sound bar app on my phone, and the included remote work equally well to control the volume and modes, as well as keeping track of any software updates available for Alexa or the ATS-2090. I am very happy that I chose the Yamaha ATS-2090 as my speaker and Alexa controlling the blacklight and lava lamp in my office (via a smart outlet) is just the icing on the cake. My video game sounds are on the next level when the headset starts to make my head hurt... I am satisfied with my choice.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2022 Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2022 by Rob D
Style: ATS-2090BL-R
It stops responding to the remote all together. The only way it’ll work from time to time is by pulling the power cord for a hard reset. ZERO troubleshoot support for the product such a huge let down from Yamaha. When it sound works, it works and sounds pretty good. Loud, deep bass. Alexa isn’t as responsive as I hoped for. Cannot connect to the app took me 5-7 tries before it finally was recognized, still lacked responsiveness. Here’s the worst part: I have to return it in the original MASSIVE box it came in 2weeks after I threw it out when the problems arose. Oh I have to pay $30.00 for a new box -_- customer service is not even giving the option for a replacement.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 8, 2022 by kiko
Style: ATS-2090BL-R
Family rating: It's loud. Easy to work (meaning the simple remote). So happy there isn't a subwoofer*. Voices sound clear. My rating: I wish it was Airplay 2. It could be louder. Surround isn't totally convincing. Stereo is quite good with music. Clear voice is useful for dialog in movies. I suppose at some point I'll want real surround again, but in my current listening/watching environment it isn't practical. This is just the bar and subwoofer, and for that it does a great job. *I hid the subwoofer (which has a power plug but is otherwise wireless) in the coat closet behind the shoes when I set it up and never told my wife there was one. I just crack the door when we're watching movies or I'm listening to music. Over a year undiscovered . . .
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Reviewed in the United States on January 1, 2023 by Grinchy
Style: ATS-2090BL-R
II like the bass & overall sound and specifically the Bluetooth connect to my smartphone. Bluetooth reception is somewhat limited when phone is 6 ft away from right hand end of unit. When playing audio from TV it will sometimes breakup for no apparent reason. Sound problem happens whether input is HDMI or Digital Audio. Remote response is slow & volume control feedback is limited. I'm returning the unit .
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Reviewed in the United States on September 5, 2022 by John Whattam