Yamaha HS8S Powered Studio Subwoofer 8"

Yamaha's new port design allows smoother airflow, which means better bass. Depth with detail To the untrained ear, all bass might sound the same, but you know better. If you're chasing that frequency that makes people hit the dance floor en masse , you'll want Yamaha's HS8S subwoofer in your studio arsenal. You may want the track to boom like surf pounding the shore by the time it hits the club, but when you're in the mixing chair, you want to hear the original notes, including the lower frequencies, faithfully recreated. That's what the HS8S was built to do. With a frequency range that reaches way down deep to 22 Hz, and sophisticated frequency filters and phase control, this sub is the right tool for the job when you need the real lowdown. The architecture of accurate sound Bass is all about moving lots of air, but blunt force is only part of the picture. Truly great sound depends on smooth sound waves that minimize unwanted vibration. Yamaha's engineers used in-depth airflow analysis to arrive at what they believe is the ideal port design, resulting in a reduction of audible noise up to 6dB. State-of-the-art technology allows the HS8S to meet the strict demands of professional production. Yamaha draws on decades of firsthand musical knowledge to ensure that no unwanted noise creeps into your pristine studio sound. They borrowed a three-way mitred joint technique from their piano design to enhance durability and eliminate unwanted resonance in the rock-solid HS8S cabinet. The connection and control panel on the back is clearly marked and intuitive. The HS8S is made with your needs in mind, so you can keep your head in the mix. Connection and control The HS8S offers precise output control via an 80-120 Hz low cut filter that can be turned off and on with the flick of a switch, sending send sound right back out to your studio monitors via a separate set of XLR outputs. There's also a simple normal/reverse phase switch and level control knob. Signal co