Yamaha HS5 5 inch Powered Studio Monitor Pair - White Reviews
The Yamaha HS5 active studio monitors will help you make better-sounding recordings. Yamaha's nearfield monitors with those iconic white-coned woofers have been ubiquitous in top studios worldwide ever since the original NS-10s hit the scene in the late '70s. Yamaha (never content to rest on its laurels) has continued to develop and pursue perfection, resulting in HS series monitors with newly designed bi-amplified drivers and scientifically ported enclosures that deliver amazing accuracy and vanishingly low coloration. Sweetwater's advice: Don't mix in the dark. Nail what you're after — without the guesswork — with Yamaha's HS5.
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The Yamaha Philosophy To My Ears.
I could have purchased A much noted Kali brand which I know are incredibly accurate. Yet I chose these to compliment My Yamaha 88 synth. I wanted to percieve the Yamaha Philosophy through my signal chain. I am quite happy with the results. Much clarity on the lower keys which is something I had issues with other Bradfield I've used. Just tells me how open, honest, and accurate these Monitors are, and yes the highest key on the keyboard sounds like A pin drop at A low volume. Yamaha. It's A philosophy.
