Yamaha HS Series HS5 2-Way 70W Bass Reflex Bi amplified Nearfield Powered Studio Monitor Pair Bundle with 20ft XLR Cables, TRS to XLR Cables, and 1/8th Inch to XLR Stereo Breakout Cable
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Yamaha HS Series HS5 2-Way 70W Bass Reflex Bi amplified Nearfield Powered Studio Monitor Pair Bundle with 20ft XLR Cables, TRS to XLR Cables, and 1/8th Inch to XLR Stereo Breakout Cable
- Specially Priced Package includes (2) Yamaha HS5 with all items as packaged by Yamaha, PLUS:
- (2) 15 ft. 1/4 in. TRS to XLR Male cables to connect the output of an audio interface or mixer to the XLR inputs on the back of the studio monitors
- (1) 1/8 in. to Dual XLR stereo breakout cable connect a computer or other media device to the studio monitors.
- (2) 20 ft. Balanced XLR cables to connect the output of a mixer to the studio monitors
- Sonic Sense One-Year Extended Warranty Adds One Year to Manufacturer's Warranty
Yamaha HS Series HS5 2-Way 70W Bass Reflex Bi amplified Nearfield Powered Studio Monitor Pair Bundle with Axcessables 20ft XLR Cables, Axcessables TRS to XLR Cables, and Axcessables 1/8th inch to XLR Stereo Breakout Cable:The HS5 Powered Studio Monitor from Yamaha is a bi-amplified monitor that is designed for accurate sound reproduction. It is capable of up to 70W of total output and features a 5-inch woofer and a 1-inch tweeter with waveguide that can produce frequencies up to 30kHz. The HS5 has both an XLR and 1/4\" TRS input that accept either balanced or unbalanced signals for integration into a variety of studio setups. monitors studio Yamaha , yamaha studio , yamaha studio monitors pair , yamaha powered studio monitors , studio monitors , studio monitors Yamaha , studio monitors stands , best studio monitors , asin B00CFOX420 and upc 086792974675 is for studio monitors. Low Resonance Enclosure Design:HS Series cabinets are designed to eliminate unwanted resonance and increase the accuracy of sound reproduction to their extreme limit. The enclosures are constructed from a dense MDF with a damped acoustic response. HS Series engineers also employed a traditional three-way mitered-joint technique. Common to architectural design, this construction firmly anchors the corners of the enclosure to improve durability and eliminate unwanted resonance that can influence overall sound.Noise Reduction Technology:Speaker port design can greatly influence the clarity of overall sound. Often a vortex at the either end of the port can generate air vibrations inside of the port, causing unwanted noise. By adopting a noise reduction technology that incorporates an analysis of a visual representation of the sound, Yamaha's engineers are able to control and reduce the vortex. Through this analysis Yamaha has arrived at a port design that reduces noise up to 6dB









