The HS8 is famous for its exceptional bass output and go’s as low as 30Hz. It has a larger woofer than HS7 and tends to push more sound waves towards your ears, giving you that extra punch to the bass. If you are looking for a high-quality bass output without subwoofers, then HS8 is the right choice.
What is the difference between HS5 and HS8?
The Yamaha HS5 has a frequency response of 54 Hz-30 kHz, while the Yamaha HS8 has a frequency level of 38 Hz-30 kHz range. Technically, the lower the frequency, the better it is with low-end sounds, and this is what’s missing in the sound quality of the Yamaha HS5.
Are Yamaha HS8 good for mixing?
In summary. The Yamaha HS8 active studio monitor is unbeatable in its price range. It would also cope much more expensive speakers. It can be an excellent choice, even for professional sound studios, especially for sound mixing, but also for recordings.
Are Yamaha HS8 any good?
The Yamaha HS8 a very accurate monitor. Deep low end, well defined mids, and crisp smooth highs. If there is something off in a mix, I have been able to really pinpoint the problem with these monitors. They are a great improvement for a reasonable cost.
Is Yamaha HS7 good for mixing?
They work fine but sometimes come across as a little colored when comparing to HS7, not necessarily a bad thing… Use the HS7’s for mixing/mastering.
What are Yamaha monitors?
Powered Studio Monitor
- Yamaha HS8 MP Studio Monitor. MRP ₹59,000.
- Yamaha HS7 MP Studio Monitor. MRP ₹51,000.
- Yamaha HS5 MP Studio Monitor. MRP ₹32,000.
- Yamaha HS8 Studio Monitor. MRP ₹29,400.
- Yamaha HS7 W Studio Monitor. MRP ₹24,300.
- Yamaha HS7 Studio Monitor. MRP ₹24,300.
- Yamaha HS5 W Studio Monitor.
- Yamaha HS5 Studio Monitor.
Why are Yamaha HS8 so good?
Why We Like It
Like the Yamaha NS10, the Yamaha HS8 offers incredible clarity, meaning that every single detail can be clearly heard, which makes it perfect as a recording monitor, but also for audiophiles who want to be able to hear absolutely everything on their favorite records.
Does Yamaha HS8 need a sub?
The sub would fill in from 22Hz to 37Hz, where the HS8’s don’t reproduce that low of a signal. A friend that plays Bass, has the HS8’s and the HS8S sub. If you play bass or like low kick drums, you’d appreciate the sub. For just guitar and drum tracks, HS8’s are plenty, depending on your room.
How do I connect my Yamaha HS8 to my phone?
Yes, a mobile phone can be connected using the 1/8″ headphone output from the phone to the 1/4″ inputs on the HS8 monitors. You will need a cable that provides separate left and right 1/4″ male connections to each of the monitors for stereo playback. As always, Front End Audio is happy to help.
Are Yamaha hs7s good?
The Yamaha HS7 offers excellent sound quality. These speakers are ideal in the near field (within 3 feet or 1 meter). The sweet spot is rather narrow so you’ll need to position them precisely for best results. If you have an awkward studio space this could be an issue.
Do you need a subwoofer for Yamaha HS7?
We recommend the HS7 for smaller rooms, but if you use it in a larger room, it is also recommended to get a subwoofer, because the sound of the speaker does not fill the larger space and the bass is not percussive enough.
Does Yamaha HS7 have good bass?
Low-Frequency (Bass)
The HS7 can cover a range from 43Hz and has a decent low-frequency response but is not as punchy as you might expect. This output level is good for most genres, as the bass is clear and not punchy.
How much is a Yamaha HS8?
YAMAHA HS8 Studio Monitor, Black, 8 Inch
| List Price: | $499.00 Details |
|---|---|
| You Save: | $124.01 (25%) |
Is the Yamaha HS8 a nearfield monitor?
The Yamaha HS8 is a 2-way bass-reflex bi-amplified nearfield studio monitor with 8″ cone woofer and 1″ dome tweeter.
What is HS8I?
The black HS8I 2-Way Bi-Amp Powered Studio Monitor from Yamaha features 120W of output power, a 8.0″ cone woofer, a 1″ dome tweeter, response-tailoring controls to match the speaker output to a wide range of acoustic spaces, and a standard XLR connector along with a phone jack for direct connection of electronic
What does room control do on HS8?
ROOM CONTROL allows you to attenuate the unnatural, exaggerated low-end that can often occur when speakers are placed next to walls, while HIGH TRIM allows for more flexible control of high frequency response.
Where do you put the Yamaha HS8?
Yamaha recommends placing the HS8 at least five feet from the nearest wall for truest response when bypassing its filters, but that wasn’t possible in my small control room.
Where do I put my subwoofer?
Typically, you position a subwoofer along the front wall of the room. Moving all of the bass sounds to the subwoofer gives your front speakers the ability to focus on mid- and high-range frequencies. (The subwoofer can handle all the low-frequency bass sounds in a home theater.)
How big is HS8?
250 x 390 x 334 mm
Yamaha HS8 Specs
| System Type | 2-Way Bi-Amped Powered Studio Monitor |
|---|---|
| Power Consumption | 60 W |
| Enclosure | Type: Bass-Reflex Material: MDF |
| Dimensions (WxHxD) | 9.8 x 15.4 x 13.1″ (250 x 390 x 334 mm) |
| Weight | 22.5 lb (10.2 kg) |
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