Yamaha
Oct 22, 2004 3:05 PM
Studio Monitors
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YAMAHA MSP7 STUDIO
October 2006—Designed for accurate monitoring in project and recording studios, the MSP7 Studio powered monitor speaker features a magnetically shielded, 6.5-inch, lLF cone driver with a dedicated 80W amplifier and a magnetically shielded 1-inch, titanium-dome, high-frequency driver with a dedicated 50W amplifier. AES booths #102 and #926. www.yamaha.com
YAMAHA MSP10 STUDIO
December 2003—The MSP10 Studio from Yamaha is a bi-amped design, featuring an 8-inch woofer driven by a 120-watt amp and a 1-inch titanium-dome tweeter with a 60W amplifier. The MDF cabinet has an integrated waveguide that achieves uniform dispersion over 120°. The rear panel has balanced XLR inputs, input-sensitivity control, response trim switches for both the woofer and tweeter, and an 80Hz low-cut switch (recommended when using the MSP10 Studio with the optional SW10 subwoofer). Retail: $999/each. TO READ THE REVIEW, CLICK HERE.
YAMAHA MSP10 STUDIO DEBUT
November 2002—Since the unveiling of the NS-10M nearly 25 years ago, Yamaha speakers have been a regular fixture in studios around the world. At last month's AES convention, Yamaha showed the MSP10 Studio, an advanced new near-field. The monitor's two-way, bi-amped design uses an 8-inch cone woofer and 1-inch titanium-dome tweeter in an integrated waveguide for response extending beyond 40 kHz. The onboard power complement includes a 120W amp driving the lows and 60W to the HF driver. Pro features include radiused cabinet edges, mag shielding, balanced XLR inputs (with input-sensitivity control), HF and LF response trim switches, and a switchable 80Hz low-cut filter to use the MSP10 Studio with a subwoofer such as Yamaha's SW10. A wall-mount bracket is optional, and the MSP10 Studio ships this month.
YAMAHA MSP10 SURROUND SYSTEM
December 2001—Yamaha's best pro surround system centers on the company's MSP10 speakers and SW10 subwoofer. The bi-amplified magnetically shielded MSP10 ($749 each; $799 for sunburst maple finish) reproduces 40 to 40k Hz (-10 dB), and features an 8-inch LF woofer and a 1-inch titanium-dome tweeter, which are powered by 120- and 60W amps, respectively. The MSP10's back panel includes a low-cut filter switch at 80 Hz, a three-position low/high switch, and master volume and tone controls. The SW10 ($849) is a front-ported subwoofer that features a redesigned, long-stroke 10-inch woofer and built-in 180W power amp; frequency response is 25 to 150 Hz. Three balanced XLR inputs/outputs are included.
YAMAHA MSP10
June 2000—Yamaha’s MSP10 is a bi-amplified system with a 120W amp for the low-mid driver and a 60W amplifier for the high-frequency driver. The magnetically shielded MSP10 provides an 8-inch woofer and a 1-inch titanium-dome tweeter. The tweeter operates with a waveguide horn to achieve broad and uniform HF dispersion, regardless of listening position. The MSP10 has three-position low and high trim switches, and a low-cut filter. The rear panel includes XLR inputs. In addition to the black-finish MSP10, there is also the maple-sunburst-finished MSP-10M and the SW10 powered subwoofer. MSRPs: $749 for each MSP10, $799 for each MSP10M and $849 for the SW10.
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