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Radio_Azureus Mar 21

Yamaha

Japan Technology

Many of you only know Yamaha from a few of their skillsets.

Yes I said skillsets not products.

Yamaha has specialists in many fields

They create wonderful things in the fields of

Music
instruments
woodwinds
brass
trumpet
tuba
saxophone
bass
alto
tenor
sopraan
sopranino
strings
Bass Guitars
acoustic
electric
Guitars
violins
ContraBass
cello
recorders
Audio
tape decks (Pro Open Reel)
turntables
cassette decks
radios
receivers
transceivers
Pro Audio
Mixing console
multiple channel
from 8 to 32 analog
FOH mixing console
stage mixing console
compressor
limiter
equalizer
microphones
dynamic
condenser
PA speakers
passive
active
floor monitors
FOH speaker systems (full sets)
passive
active
subwoofer
studio monitor
amplifiers
class B
class D
Bass guitar enclosures
Bass amp heads
guitar enclosures
guitar amp heads
Display systems
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Mechanics
engines
motorcycles
RD 400 2 stroke Daytona
mopeds

With the subjects I just mentioned I only covered the surface of what Yamaha specialists can produce with their skillsets

If you purchase a Yamaha Grand Piano, Yamaha goes so far that when you've chosen it (in person!) they deliver install, secure and tune your grand piano, so your experience is similar to what their musicians and technical building experts have (had) when building and playing the Grand.

Yamaha has perfectionists who live and work by the principle of Kysen. They will tune and tweak their sublime work so it becomes even more sublime. Yamaha specialists gurus and experts do this in all fields that Yamaha is in.

Images & photographs

As you see I've included photographs of an 8 channel Yamaha portable mixing system, designed for micro live performance, with a build in two channel class D amplifier, and a set of dual driver speakers / monitors, which I use when I need balanced physical PA speaker output, that my sets of headphones cannot produce, in the studio, simply because the physics in combination with the acoustics prohibits such output.
The system is tuned to the space, thus is small.
It delivers a balanced flat sound up to 90dB of SPL in the this closed real world setting, if needed (though that is rare)
This level has been measured (and is regularly done). I do this to make sure I don't overload my ears with dB thus damaging my precious engineering organs

Yamaha in my personal and Pro live

Yamaha plays an important role in my professional PA live.

I have mixing consoles made by them, which blow all others just plain out of the water, when I chose those Yamaha consoles.Note 1
microphones
dynamic
condenser
speaker systems
full range
monitors (floor)
subwoofers

In my musical live Yamaha plays an important role too. I have instruments ranging from the humble recorder to

string instruments
brass
many others, too many to specify here

Note 1
Naturally I have specialized mixers from other brands which do an excellent job. Yamaha does not make those, so I have no fields of comparable parameters

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Calum Andrew Morrell Dec 20

Saturday, early afternoon, sitting in front of the computer working on a sign-up flow for a #Django system with #PyCharm while waiting for a new #sopranino #recorder to be delivered.

It's a #Mollenhauer after #Denner, should anyone be interested.

The sopranino recorder, that is, not the sign-up flow. That wouldn't make too much sense now, would it?

I wonder if anything other than the Django and PyCharm hashtag were worthwhile.