HS7

I have a pair of Yamaha HS7 studio monitors, and they're great. Studio monitors, much like 2 or 3 way PA speakers are full range speakers so you can pretty much play any instrument in your toolbox through them. I have a Musicman Stingray 4 string, and it sounds especially great through my studio mon

That's a very subjective choice, I'm happy with my Yamaha HS7 (plus a Behringer EX4000 II for some additional punch).

Hi, the Yamahas are very nice, but I would agree that the HS5's lack some bass. I bought that model mostly because of a) budget and b) small size of the room. On the most part I am happy with them. Someone else responded to provide some thoughts on using bigger ones and I have subsequently done some

Legit just got the same board nice starter I recently went to a music store to find some quality speakers myself and currently saving up for some Yamaha HS7 the sound quality was outstanding you could feel the bass without even a subwoofer it's a bit pricier than the HS5 vut the difference is very n

Yamaha HS-series are pretty amazing to be honest. Got HS8 at first, but downgraded to HS7 because my studio was way too small for the bass of 8.

At that budget, you will get a better sound out of the headphones. There is no escaping that. In order to get a nice, balanced, full-range sound out of the speakers, you'd need room treatment. Yamaha HS7 goes down to 50 Hz, so ideally 6 acoustic panels, some 10 inches thick, would be nice. That woul

If there’s a Guitar Center near by, most of them have a monitor display wall where you can plug your phone in and check out how the speakers sound on music you’re familiar with. If that’s not an option; get a par of Yamaha HS8’s and call it a day until you move into a bigger/more professional room.

A lot of people saying KRKs are overrated just want to appear elite, but the either way at that range the monitors are made of similarly priced/quality components. KRKs are amazing for the value, they really nailed the sound down with the new gens and the 6 inchs are great and plenty loud. You don't

I’m a guitarist and i have a pair of Yamaha HS7, they have a balanced midrange and not bass heavy, i think they are what you’re looking for.

I'd go with HS7 or HS8. The 5s are so small you can't hear problems in the bottom end. We have multiple HS5s and HS8s at my workplace. Between 7 and 8, look at their physical dimensions for which would suit your space better, and either audition both at a brick and mortar store, or start doing some