Yamaha A-S801
![]() | Outdated Product Device type: integrated amplifier; Element base: transistor; Number of channels: 2; Frequency range (Hz): 20 – 20000; Power per channel, 8 ohms (W): 100; Signal to noise ratio (dB): 104; Signal-to-noise ratio (Phono MM/MC), dB: 82; Damping factor: 240; RCA (pairs): 5; to subwoofer; For acoustics: 4 |
Yamaha A-S801
Type:integral
Number of channels:2
Power per channel (8 ohms):100 W
Coef. damping:240
To amplifier (Main):RCA
Inputs:optical, USB
RCA inputs:5 steam(а)
REC outputs:2 steam(а)
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Specifications A-S801
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Model overview based on user reviews
The Yamaha A-S801 amplifier is praised for its clear and reliable sound quality, with users appreciating the absence of background noise during pauses and the smooth operation of the Mute function. It features effective tone adjustments that eliminate the need for an additional equalizer. The built-in DAC is a notable advantage, enhancing the overall audio experience. However, some users have noted that the volume knob lacks visibility for its position, and there are mixed opinions on its bass performance, with some finding it lacking in depth and power. The amplifier is described as beautiful, big, and heavy, but its sound can be perceived as harsh or shouty at higher volumes, particularly with certain genres like rock. Despite these criticisms, it remains a popular choice for its overall sound quality and features, though some users suggest upgrading the power cable for improved bass performance.
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I spent a long time choosing an amplifier for myself and bought it in February 2019 at a promotion in the CSN for 49 thousand rubles. Previously I had a Bark 068-50U amplifier, the playback quality of the Japanese is much higher. There is no background at all during pauses between songs. I like that the sound rises and falls smoothly when the Mute button is turned on. The HF and LF tone adjustments are enough to compensate for dips in compositions and there is no need for the Orbit 002 equalizer. My acoustics remain the same Supersound-150 (S-90 Latvia), well preserved, later I will change them to Heco MS 1000 or Dynavoice Definition DF-8. The wire that connects the AC, PVS 2x4 No disadvantages. use Yamaha A-S801 less than month |
To get good bass, you need to replace the power cable with Supra 3x2.5 1m. Good clear sound. DAC. Reliable. You can't see what position the volume knob is in. use Yamaha A-S801 more than year |
the 801 sounds harsh/shouty, there is no low bass. The power, with a stretch, allows this amplifier to be used with floor-standing speakers, but this ragged, noisy presentation begins already at a third of the power, which makes listening tiring. Genre preferences: pop, techno, rap. Rock sounds simply terrifying, it’s impossible to listen to - it’s a mess and a scream. It was paired with HECO Elementa 300 and then with Celan Rev 3 for TV as a second system. I listened to Dali Optikon 8 from the main system. Moreover, his character is loud, ragged, and cannot be called sterile. Cambridge Audio CXA 80 is sterile, but without harshness or loudness. Beautiful, big and heavy. DAC. Loud, nervous delivery without low bass. The power is overestimated, and greatly. For floor-standing speakers with 20cm, the bass is frankly weak. At half power the sound character becomes even worse. |
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- USB port for charging connected devices






























