Is HS5 good for mixing?

The HS5 will not only display your master mixing work in its best light, it will enhance and improve it giving your style another notch or two in professionalism. Yamaha has been setting the standard in excellent sound quality and studio monitors for many years and the HS5 is no exception.

How many watts is Yamaha HS5?

70W
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General specifications
Crossover	2kHz
Output power	70W (LF:45W, HF:25W)
I/O connectors	XLR3-31 type (balanced), PHONE (balanced)

Is Yamaha HS5 flat?

The Yamaha HS5 is a 5-inch woofer studio monitor with a 1-inch tweeter. This means that both the woofer and tweeter have a dedicated amp which helps it deliver the flat clear sound that music producers love.

Are Yamaha HS7 good?

The Yamaha HS7 offers excellent sound quality. But the sound quality at further distances isn’t ideal. If you need speakers to fill your room with even sound these are not for you. Despite the small sweet spot Yamaha has delivered an exceptional speaker at a very reasonable price.

How big is the Yamaha HS5?

Yamaha HS5 Specs

Enclosure Material	MDF
Mounting Points	None
Dimensions (W x H x D)	6.7 x 11.2 x 8.7″ / 17 x 28.5 x 22.2 cm
Weight	11.7 lb / 5.3 kg

Are Yamaha HS7 good for mixing?

Yamaha HS7 by Kinh222 They sound good at the store but that’s not necessarily a good thing. When it comes to mixing they fall short big time. The stereo image isn’t detailed enough and the width of the mix and placement of certain tracks is difficult to gauge.

What is the difference between the HS5 and HS8?

The HS5 has a 45W low frequency and a 25W high-frequency bi-amp system for high performance. The HS8 has a 75W low frequency and a 45W high-frequency bi-amp system, with a total of 120W amplification. This is already considered a high amplification and will be loud enough to power a big studio room.