Yamaha Ns 10m Studio Speakers. A History of Yamaha Studio Reference Monitors Yamaha discontinued the NS-10 in 2001 when it became too difficult to source the pulp needed to make the low frequency drivers Nicknamed the Big Ben, it has been used as a studio monitor around the world and sold over 300000 units.
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The NS-10M Home Theater Speaker System is less expensive at only $700 new Yamaha winning a Technical GRAMMY Award was one of the factors that won this professional nearfield monitor speaker acclaim and helped it to become the de facto global standard
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The NS-10M won Yamaha a Technical Grammy in 2007, citing that the speakers were used in "almost every studio." The NS-10M "Pro" was introduced in 1987 and is technically an identical speaker Yamaha discontinued the NS-10 in 2001 when it became too difficult to source the pulp needed to make the low frequency drivers The NS-10M won Yamaha a Technical Grammy in 2007, citing that the speakers were used in "almost every studio." The NS-10M "Pro" was introduced in 1987 and is technically an identical speaker
Yamaha NS10M Studio Monitors Reverb. The Yamaha NS-10M STUDIO is a 2-way speaker with a 1" (6.5 mm) woofer and a 180" (1 mm) soft-dome tweeter The Yamaha NS-10 studio monitor, identifiable by its horizontal lettering and distinctive white cone
NS10M STUDIO Yamaha NS10M Studio Audiofanzine. The NS-10M Home Theater Speaker System is less expensive at only $700 new Nicknamed the Big Ben, it has been used as a studio monitor around the world and sold over 300000 units.