The next step up from the HS50M, the Yamaha HS5 monitor has a slightly larger housing and boasts improved speaker performance while the 70 Watt output capacity provides plenty of headroom in smaller spaces.
<p>The Yamaha HS7 falls nicely into the gap between older models HS50M and HS80M. With 95 Watts of bi-amped power, it opens a world of possibilities. The HS7 features a white 6.5 inch cone with a frequency response starting at 43 Hz. This monitor will fit any studio.</p>
The Yamaha HS8 is the largest monitor from the HS series. You can rely on an accurate reproduction of your mix through a speaker that can handle extremely high volumes! Equipped with an 8-inch woofer and 120 Watt bi-amped power.
Offering a compact monitoring solution that can be taken anywhere, the flexible Yamaha MS101-4 monitor can even be mounted onto a microphone stand.
A while back, Yamaha introduced a remarkable speaker at a remarkable price: the HS8. Now, the Japanese giant releases the HS8MP: a matched pair of HS8 studio monitors that feature matching serial numbers and specially-selected parts.
<p>The Yamaha HS8W is the largest monitor from the popular HS series. With its natural sound and affordable price tag, along with a total power capacity of 120 watts, it is the embodiment of versatility.</p>
<p>The Yamaha HS7W is a white version of the popular Yamaha HS7 studio monitor. Despite its small size, it has a broad frequency range with a natural bass response from 43 Hz.</p>
Since the introduction of the black monitor with the white woofer back in the seventies, the impressively neutral, honest sound of a Yamaha nearfield has formed the industry standard. Now the world is treated to the HS3 edition!
With 95 Watts of bi-amped power, the HS7 opens up a world of potential, and here you're getting two of them. The Yamaha HS7MP (Matched Pair) studio monitors are the ideal setup for entry-level professionals in need of honest sound.
This matched pair of Yamaha HS5 studio monitors have been equipped with specially selected components and come stamped with consecutive serial numbers.
<p>The Yamaha HS5W is an active studio monitor with a sleek white finish, and as the smallest monitor in the HS series it's ideal for use in your AV, home or project studio.</p>
Yamaha's HS5I near-field studio monitor is designed to be mounted on a wall or suspended from the ceiling to function optimally in studios of any size!
Easily setting the standard when it comes to home studio sound, the flat and neutral frequency response of Yamaha HS Series models, even despite the compact size, delivers everything that engineers and producers need in a studio monitor.
The Yamaha HS7 fills the void its predecessors, the HS80M and the HS50M, have left behind. Its white cone is 6.5 inches in size and kicks in at 43 Hz and with 95 Watts of bi-amped power, the HS7 will take you anywhere you want to go.
The HS8 is the biggest monitor in Yamaha's HS Series. Expect honest imaging in your mix and more playback volume than your ears can handle, coming from an 8-inch woofer and 120 Watts of bi-amped power.
The Yamaha HS8I active studio monitor with mounting possibilities features a built-in amp that drives an 8-inch woofer and a 1-inch tweeter separately, resulting in a natural, pure frequency response.
Looking for a compact and flexible active monitor? The Yamaha MSP3A can deck out a small studio as well as class rooms and conference rooms.
Are you in the market for a reliable, compact studio monitor? Yamaha offers the HS5I, which features an impressive frequency response and mounting points for installing them on the wall or ceiling using optional brackets.
Yamaha's HS7I is an active studio monitor based on the original HS model by the same brand. This time, they are appealing to a wider audience by equipping it with mounting options for an even broader range of applications.
The Yamaha HS8I studio monitor is easily mounted on the wall or ceiling and delivers an impressive frequency response thanks to its 8-inch woofer and 1-inch tweeter, making it ideal for heavier music genres.
This gorgeous Yamaha HS7I studio monitor has a 6.5 + 1 speaker configuration and delivers a wide frequency range that's ideal for mainstream music and editing in small spaces.
<p>The Yamaha HS7 fills the gap between its predecessors, the HS50M and the HS80M. With 95 watts of bi-amped power you can do anything you want. This set it great for any studio, and the included Monpads offer good isolation and positioning for your HS7s.</p>
<p>The Yamaha HS5 is the successor of the HS50. This new and improved model features comparatively larger housing to improve the efficiency of the speakers. You also get MoPAD monitor isolation for perfectly isolating your new HS5 monitors.</p>
<p>The HS8 is the largest monitor from the Yamaha HS series and offers reliable sound production with excellent volume. This set includes an 8-inch woofer and 120W bi-amped power along with good isolation provided by 2 MoPADs.</p>
<p>The Yamaha HS7 fills the gap between its predecessors, the HS50M and the HS80M. With 95 watts of bi-amped power you can do anything you want. The Yamaha HS8S makes an excellent companion for this pair, with 30 - 80 Hz of nuanced sub-bass.</p>
<p>This set guarantees you a reliable sound with superb bass. Whether you're a DJ, producer, film maker or music lover, the possibilities are endless. </p>
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