HS7

I had HS7's for a week back in 2019 and returned them in exchange for the 8's (the bigger brother). Needed that extra oomph, but im sure youll get that with the sub by using the HS7's. I've been rocking HS8's for my work setup and I fkn love them. I use them for music production. I tried switching t

I was in a Guitar Center recently and they hooked up some Behringer 3.5" monitors to test a keyboard that was coming in. I was amazed at how good they sounded. I doubt there is anything special about those particular monitors. I just think I learned that small monitors are much better than I imagine

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

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).

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.

I'm thinking of LYD48 (for the layout, although I found them a bit squawky or shouty), or IN5/8, or 8331 for three ways; or KH120, or JBL705p, or maybe SCM 11 (passive?) for two ways. SCM20 is sealed like 310 but is pricey and only two way, and big. When I auditioned KH150, I wasn't impressed. Focal

As someone who owns a pair of Yamaha HS7's as studio monitors, they're great, clean, and have a very clear, balanced midrange, sonorous highs, solid dynamic response, but rarely harsh sounding. Can't go wrong with Yamaha in general, tbh. Lows are a bit weak in my experience, but I prefer that over b

GC has great deals on use Line 6 Powercab Plus. I got one for $450 and it's awesome. I also use Yamaha HS7 pair and they sound awesome and the bonus is they can be used for bass, and listening to music. $429 for the pair at GC, and they have a return policy - so very little risk buying used. The Hel