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Perfect Match
If you have HS7 or HS8 and a medium sized room, I couldn't recommend it enough. It might be too much for smaller bedroom spaces.
It needs room to breathe. Under a small wooden desk is not good :D
I have the crossover at 80hz with my HS8's. If I had HS7 I might be tempted to move it closer to 100Hz.
With some low end absorption and a room tune with SonarWorks or similar you've got a meaty sound
It needs room to breathe. Under a small wooden desk is not good :D
I have the crossover at 80hz with my HS8's. If I had HS7 I might be tempted to move it closer to 100Hz.
With some low end absorption and a room tune with SonarWorks or similar you've got a meaty sound
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Visceral Vibes 👍
I use this subwoofer as the companion to the Yamaha HS8 monitors, preferring keeping things brand matched (designed for).
Excellent build and quality with lots of features that tightly integrate with the Yamaha HS monitor range. It transforms the overall range of your sound. As cliche as it sounds, a new dimension is what it does. At first I had it placed in the usual floor position somewhere central to the monitors. It sounded great but maybe a bit too much sub for this placement in my room. However, once I raised it off the floor on a custom cabinet it sounded cleaner with more articulation etc etc, a game changer.
I always chuckle to myself when I read reviews stating these are not required unless you compose EDM or bass heavy music. I regard this as a complete misnomer. If you want to hear a bigger fuller range sound more articulated and relieving the workload of you monitor woofers then join the club. Instruments like synth, dropped down tuning with guitars/bass, or just for better music listening and or mixing then when we consider music being sound, why wouldn’t you need a more concise set up. I know the music I arrange is not remotely bass or beat heavy and the improved overall sound and feel is a stark contrast to using the monitors only.
On the negative side, the volume dial like the monitors is not notched with only a centre position.
In all, an extremely worthy addition to give your monitor field the kick it deserves, I would suggest even more so if you are currently running HS5 or HS7, as unlike the HS8 they have of course smaller cones with less bottom reproduction in any case. Staring the obvious there, sorry.
Highly recommended.
Excellent build and quality with lots of features that tightly integrate with the Yamaha HS monitor range. It transforms the overall range of your sound. As cliche as it sounds, a new dimension is what it does. At first I had it placed in the usual floor position somewhere central to the monitors. It sounded great but maybe a bit too much sub for this placement in my room. However, once I raised it off the floor on a custom cabinet it sounded cleaner with more articulation etc etc, a game changer.
I always chuckle to myself when I read reviews stating these are not required unless you compose EDM or bass heavy music. I regard this as a complete misnomer. If you want to hear a bigger fuller range sound more articulated and relieving the workload of you monitor woofers then join the club. Instruments like synth, dropped down tuning with guitars/bass, or just for better music listening and or mixing then when we consider music being sound, why wouldn’t you need a more concise set up. I know the music I arrange is not remotely bass or beat heavy and the improved overall sound and feel is a stark contrast to using the monitors only.
On the negative side, the volume dial like the monitors is not notched with only a centre position.
In all, an extremely worthy addition to give your monitor field the kick it deserves, I would suggest even more so if you are currently running HS5 or HS7, as unlike the HS8 they have of course smaller cones with less bottom reproduction in any case. Staring the obvious there, sorry.
Highly recommended.
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Good.
Good subwoofer, the bass is nice. Though you need to be quite a bit away from it to actually get most of the bass, pairs well with the HS8 monitors.
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Great for the price
Really cool sub for the money! At first i made it too loud, so i thought "uh, everything is getting muddy and messy here". So most important thing is to keep perfect volume balance between your monitors and subwoofer, then it will add great low color to the sound and improve your mixes!
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Amazing sound and build quality
I've always been a fan of the yamaha studio range and this is no exception hooked it up and immediately the whole room filled up with this incredible bass, highly recommend.
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All about that BASS!
Great added value together with my HS8. Lows are cleaner than ever! The only remark I have would be to have a button to easy bypass... but to be honest I would need in rare occasions!
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Buyer
Best for price and quality. I'm really happy about this product.
Good choice for start making music.
Bass is deep and really nice.
Good choice for start making music.
Bass is deep and really nice.
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Better than I was expecting
Extremely accurate bass response in both small or big environments.
Highly recommended.
Highly recommended.
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Excellent
Clear and accurate bass. This is what I needed for having good final mix.
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Saved the low end in my home studio
I moved to my new home studio with my Yamaha HS80M nearfields. I instantly noticed that the low end was missing. This Yamaha HS8S subwoofer saved it. Great sound, good options for cutting the lowest frequences if needed. Great addition to my Studio!
PROS: Great sound, elegant look, lot of lows for such small box, easy to plug and use. I think it is great addition both to small pro audio studio, and home cinema.
CONS: No cons so far.
PROS: Great sound, elegant look, lot of lows for such small box, easy to plug and use. I think it is great addition both to small pro audio studio, and home cinema.
CONS: No cons so far.
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