My Simple Yamaha HS8 Review

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I've been recording and mixing since 1999. Throughout all those years, I've done my work using headphones! And, my results have been pretty damned good over the years. But, I decided to take the plunge and invest in some studio monitors. I chose the Yamaha HS8 series due to just TWO factors: when looking online, the HS8s showed me the flattest curves, and the Yamaha monitors have been utilized to mix a lot of the best sounding records over the past 50+ years!

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13 сен 2024

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@hornstrum 7 месяцев назад

Glad you like they will serve you well. I dont use Yamaha sub with the 8’s. I do with the 5’s. #HHNET

@sickmessiah 5 месяцев назад

I started in 99 myself. Used some hand me down cerwin vegas ( pops went to prison ) and a Sansui amp I sourced used. I started at 15 years old. I didn’t know about phase and proper distance and positioning then. Nobody taught me. Anyhow. When I finally got real monitors I went to the hs8’s . Then used a crossover setup on a different output to use the cerwin vega subs . That was 10 years ago. Currently about to build some peerless by tymphany 350f 15 inch subs. Only for low end extension and to high pass the hs8s. 😢hs8s do go decently low but I desire cleaner mids. I have room correction and all that . Ohh. And the wall distance they suggest can be ignored imo. Actually the closer to the front wall they are the flatter and less phase from boundary issues you’ll have. A soffit wall would be ideal.

@koukouvania 7 месяцев назад

hi Brian those koss heapdphones describe themselves as 'for phone use' ie 4pole plug did they come with an adapter for 3pole use?

@fstudiosmusicandvideo7795 7 месяцев назад

Koss’s website does not describe them for phone use. They come with a 3.5mm plug to put in music players, computers, tablets, etc… it is a standard 3.5mm headphone jack. If you see their photo, it shows you the standard pole setup.You just buy 3.5mm to quarter in stereo headphone adapters. I prefer the gold adapters.