Yamaha HS80M - " Very good"
translatedI chose these monitor speakers after listening to the dealer. I wanted to test the yamaha because I kept very good memories of NS10, and for use in home studio pretty basic, like me, this is pret…
Yamaha MSP5 - " Good price / quality ratio"
translatedThe MSP5 were my first monitor speakers. They are an excellent quality / price ratio, at least they were at the time. SOUNDS They are powerful, relatively neutral although a bit bright, they can …
Yamaha HS80M - " for the price they do the job"
translatedI could not find 10 ns so I look at this model. the use being a home studio at the beginning, but after a few years I am accustomed to their sound and I have started to use them well SOUNDS …
Yamaha HS80M - boiral's review
translatedPurchased in 2013 for my home studio, associated with 01V96i and Cubase. Excellent monitor speakers, they leave nothing happen. I had trouble with the headset, the result was never consistent with …
Yamaha MSP5 - " A great value"
translatedBuy for the price / quality ratio. Amplified speakers with whom I had worked I knew robust, rather precise, not flattering low. The speaker that is found everywhere, it has reinforced my choice. I us…
Yamaha HS80M - " Very good for a home studio .."
translatedI bought them because for that price, there is not much choice if you want speakers 8 inches. I used everything in my home studio .. Composition hip hop, electro, listening to music ... It is con…
Yamaha 01V96 V2 - " Universal!"
translatedconsole rack, built-in effects, EQ parametric .... UTILIZATION menu confusing the first time, but quickly mastered by manipulating simple but necessary manual SOUNDS must remain at -12 db on …
Yamaha HS80M - " the best price / quality ratio"
translatedI wanted a pair of monitoring in a tight budget but not too bad, because they would be my first monitor speakers. Browsing several forums and reviews some pro they seemed perfect for my budget espe…
Yamaha HS80M - " MORE THAN CORRECT"
translatedLinearity yamaha monitors for the main mix. SOUNDS It is difficult to say or write in this range of monitors exemplary neutrality, I'd rather a fairly discrete but present even when coloring, I w…
Yamaha 01V96 V2 - " a table for all"
translatedI will not go into the details of this table, the connectors are many possibilities as extensions UTILIZATION the starting configuration is a bit complicated and even with experience it is not ea…
Yamaha HS80M - " Yamaha HS 80M"
translatedWhat motivated my choice is first of all the prestige of the brand and price. The use was big home studio SOUNDS We can not speak of a curve is neutral because whatever the monitorings curve is n…
Yamaha HS7 - " Nice surprise"
translatedI knew Yamaha HS50M for having the pregnant totally null, null so they allowed me to check how my mixes sounded. (See my review) So I say to the next level of nullity, take the HS7, new flagship of…
Yamaha 01V96 V2 - " A reference"
translatedThis console is RK1 Rack with brackets, it is equipped with a multitude of connections for almost all types of exchanges (analog, SPDIF, ADAT, MIDI, etc ...) UTILIZATION The ergonomics are well t…
Yamaha MSP7 - jfabrice14's review
translatedLinearity in response SOUNDS Yes totally OVERALL OPINION Pregnant excellent studio Dry, soft low Only drawback: the switch at the rear!
Yamaha 02R V2 - "A reference"
translatedIs rack? No. What is the type of connectors (RCA, Jack, XLR ...)? Standard: XLR microphones, Jack lines, plus a few inputs and outputs with XLR and RCA. 4 slots for optional inputs / outputs a…
Yamaha MD4S - SuperMachin's review
translatedIN connector: 2Combos XLR-Jack (micro-line) with insert 2Jack 6.35 mic or line for tracks 3 & 4 4Jack 6.35 for additional mixing (line 5-8) 2 RCA 2TR OUT connector: 2 RCA Stereo Master …
Yamaha MSP5 - " very good"
translatedCompact robust I use home studio multitrack output or computer. SOUNDS On the sound, it just miss some bass. It is his only downside, because everything is pretty well respected (accuracy of…
Yamaha MSP5 - " Robust and faithful"
translatedI say now, I'm not a sound engineer ;) ... but advised amateur musician These speakers are very robust, due to the structural metal grates covering HP, but also by anti "pop" protection at power o…
Yamaha MSP5 - Danbei's review
translatedI've bought used for their prices, their robustness and acceptable to mix sound. SOUNDS It lacks a lot of bass, it is ok but small even compared to other speakers of the same size they are less g…
Yamaha MSP5 - " Recommend without hesitation"
translatedThe price / quality ratio remains excellent. A short proximity monitoring they allowed me to make mixes for many years. This loyalty has helped me in the sound made listening and the end result tha…
Yamaha MSP5 - " Very good value for money"
translatedThese monitor speakers are very good quality / price ratio. On the versatility they can be used both in Homestudio in scenography (small sound). SOUNDS As for the audio quality, they obviously …
Yamaha MG82CX - " incredible!"
translatedNo usb, very simple to connect! I use several config with two that I like: In / Out to USB audio interface. or PC (Transmission pace, sequence) in the input 7/8 and Out RCA to my 4-track casse…
Yamaha MG12/4 - " Sturdy and attractive price for Pro"
translatedMixer 12 Channel, 6 Microphones + 6 Lines, Equa 3 Bands, Inserts, 2 Aux, etc. ... UTILIZATION Super easy Manual on the net, simple and complete SOUNDS Its very correct, no breath, no signal…
Yamaha MSP7 - Alternat Runner's review
translatedPreviously, I was equipped with Yamaha HS80 Mr. Very good speaker a general fairly neutral, but the vent is located at the rear which in home studio setup can be very embarrassing for the proper diss…
Yamaha Pocketrack C24 - " small but powerful (and successful)!"
translatedsince 2010, I use the C24 in particular for recording concerts of all kinds in small and large rooms, and if conditions are good (location sound quality indoors), I get very good results ^ ^ I touch …
