Yamaha MSP5 - "great for mixing "
The Yamaha MSP5 are a great set of studio monitors. They are compact and each packs a truly huge sound. Because of their small size and weight, they are easy to move and place within a room. They are…
Yamaha HS80M - moosers's review
The Yamaha HS80M's a set of recording studio monitors. Don't be fooled by the look, as these are no NS-10m's, and although they are modeled to look like them they don't have the same kind of sound a…
Yamaha HS50M - " QUITE WELL"
translated7 The goal was to connect these speakers on my Yamaha clp 340 for sound less rough than the amps piano SOUNDS 6 - they look good return capabilities of the piano OVERALL OPINION 7 I use the…
Yamaha MSP5 - " Bof"
translatedSo J had bought these speakers a few years ago for a home studio config, I had chosen for the price. I specify the first generation had j SOUNDS Very disappointed not mean grd thing, hard t…
Yamaha MSP5 - " Strong and powerful"
translatedVery good bass response. Auxiliary input mix to combine two (or two readers) ... Or like me a CD for "play along" and the mixer general. SOUNDS I have not compared with other models in situ (in…
Yamaha MSP5 - santrianis's review
translatednear-field monitor with a neutral sound SOUNDS Yes it's small speakers its really not bad for the price they are not flateuse and when going with a mix MSP5 usually it happens everywhere OVERAL…
Yamaha MSP5 - " Good product"
translatedUse in a home studio in a small room. SOUNDS I am very happy, lacking some sub necessarily for the speaker size. OVERALL OPINION It does the job, to use that I have is perfect, and it makes m…
Yamaha MSP5 - " Rugged and reliable"
translatedActive monitoring speakers of robust construction. Very reliable over time. In 2004, there was not any choice that you can find today. Personal use for mixing and mastering. SOUNDS The fre…
Yamaha MSP5 - " Faithful"
translatedactive monitoring bi amplified with a flatter response and wider than the NS10 (;) passive front volume. computer music for everyday use, composition, recording and mix. No amp so because already…
Yamaha MSP5 - " nickel for home studio"
translatedsmall, preamp, powerful enough for the home studio. SOUNDS I find the sound very detailed and "right", after he should get to know her pregnant ... OVERALL OPINION The ratio Q / P is very goo…
Yamaha MSP7 - pblondeau37's review
translatedSemi-professional studio. I knew the Yamaha NS10 with ... I use it with acoustic foam panels and bass trap. Connected to a Focusrite Saffire 56. SOUNDS Frequency hyper neutral. It's the speakers …
Yamaha HS50M - " This is serious!"
translatedI bought my HS50M last month following the "death" of one of my old speakers, Behringer Truth 2030A. I first went to the store to test HS80M, which unfortunately are a little too big for my tiny stud…
Yamaha MSP5 STUDIO - zarrmu's review
translatedWhat characteristics have motivated your choice? -Precision. For what purpose? Home-studio. SOUNDS Although I was not a professional sound, these speakers seem fairly neutral. The stereo im…
Yamaha MSP5 - " effective"
translatedAfter testing it seemed that c'taient monitors the most neutral in this price range SOUNDS Maybe a lack trslger at the bass, but is consistent with a reproduction in real-life 'everyone does not …
Yamaha HS80M - " very good QPR"
translatedWhat technical specifications motivated your choice? I was looking for any good speaker For what purpose? primarily to the mix, listen to cd ect ... SOUNDS Curve frequency drives is it s…