What you recommended for a Yamaha APX 500ii?
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I would reccomend Elixer Nanoweb 80/20 strings for almost any steel string acoustic guitar.
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I would recommend Elixir strings for any acoustic guitar. They're a little more expensive but are well worth it. They do last longer, play a little easier and reduce string talk in a way no other string I've tried comes close.
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I don't think I can recommend these strings at all had bad strings out of the package the g string buzzed then snapped while tuning . also you may have to adjust the truss rod to compensate for the tension i use martin strings and a heavier gauge better tone
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For my acoustics, I'm actually a fan of Earthwood's by Ernie Ball. Earthwood's seem to have the best balance of tone and longevity that I've found...and they're reasonably priced to boot. I have used Martin acoustic strings in the past and wouldn't hesitate to use them again, however the Earthwood's are my "go to" string of choice. In fact I just put a set of the Earthwood "Silk and Steels" on my Ovation 12 string Standard Balladeer and I gotta say that I'm REALLY lovin' them! Great tone and very nice feel.
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not familiar with dgx 650 but at a glance it looks better suited to your skills,While my model sounds VERY good the lcd display screen died after a year and yamaha wants almost the same cost of the instrument to replace the small circuit board ,even if i Do It Myself and has worthless customer service.Maybe u should consider the 650 and buy a warranty from "squaretrade" an A+ COMPANY. good luck.
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I recommend the official instructional video: Discovering The Yamaha MOX which can be had at Amazon and the knowledge from the official support site: www.motifator.com.
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I agree, the best to use separates if you can afford. I have used both separates and high quality receivers and believe the Yamaha Aventage separates are superior.
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get the pyle 3000W hybrid and that should work perfectly unless you feel like buying real expensive amplifiers.
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Something that has a RMS around 300. I'd go with Kenwood or mtx for the price. Boss good too.
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I don't know about recommended however i have mine connected to a Yamaha RX-V567 and don't have any issues with base or sound.
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Your yamaha receiver is compatible with the infinity speakers. It has ample power to make the speakers sound good.
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I had to buy an AC adapter. Go online with Yamaha.com to get get specifications on correct AC adapter.
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I am using with my Yamaha DTX500 and it works brilliantly. No problems at all.
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My DGX640 came with a music stand. Check your box or contact your dealer or Yamaha.
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You'd have to contact Yamaha to get that specification.They were not delivered with this information.
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I have the r-s500. Check the specs on the Yamaha site for the 300. If it has 90-100 watts per channel it will drive any speaker.
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I buyed a pair of Yamaha NS 6490 for $ 129.95 THE PAIR. Very good product !
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For an accurate answer,you would need to contact YAMAHA.The owners manual info. is minimal.
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Here is the manual for your Dad's Yamaha receiver http://www.fullcompass.com/common/files/11489-Yamaha%20RX-V1065%20Manual.pdf This item will work with it just fine.
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Anything that can deliver at least half of the recommended power which is 110 watts rms per speaker. I currently give them 50 watts rms and they sound great and are loud enough for me. Make sure the amplifier is CEA 2006 compliant. All of the information can be found on Crutchfield or sonic electronix. I recommend Alpine Mrv-F300 or something similar as it will be slightly cheaper than the PDX-V9 if your on a budget. If you can splurge a little more go for it and get a PDX-V9. Both amplifiers are a great buy in my opinion