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October, Yamaha NSM History This classic studio monitor was available variously from September to Decemberdespite the appearance of the successor to its domestic stablemate, the NS, in the early 's.

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It is rare for an audio product to come of age at 21 it's an adult in any culture without any fundamental changes in design. The 'M' suffix denoted the black ash vinyl wrap chipboard cabinet in place of the domestic ebony veneered, solid wood version that weighed an extra 8kg!

You old scribe has only seen black versions, suggesting that, in the UK at least, the monitor outsold the domestic. The 25mm chipboard carcass 30mm baffle of the NSM is braced by a 25mm birch plywood circumferential brace. This will somewhat mitigate the disadvantages of that lower cabinet mass, especially in the bass, while the lower mass is often an advantage in the mid and treble ranges.

All internal corners are filleted with hardwood too. These wildly differing figures need explaining to the TNT-audio. More useful are direct local comparisons.

The Yamaha Yamaha in japanese writing 3-way loudspeaker has a mm pulp-cone bass driver protected by an individual grille, 85mm beryllium done midrange and 30mm beryllium dome tweeter.

Both the midrange and treble drivers feature phase correcting assemblies. These are incorporated into their protective individual open mesh metal protective grilles, encouraging the Yamaha NSM, to be used with the drivers visible.

The crossover frequencies have been chosen to fall outside the most critical region of human perception most 2-way designs cross over at a point between 2, and 3,Hz.

The crossover allows level adjustment of mid-range and treble feeds. This added crossover complexity was frowned upon in the UK, where the contemporary Haymarket press, for example, lauded 2-way loudspeakers, like the Missionon the grounds of their crossover simplicity.

Yamaha stuck to their crossover guns and also, unconventionally used banks of 6 small capacitors to achieve the necessary values for the bass to midrange crossover point.

This can lead to lower ESR, lower stored energy, cancellation of tolerance errors and longer service life at the expense of increased cost.

[Review] Yamaha NSM classic loudspeakers

The review samples have been modified by relocating the crossovers outside the hostile cabinet environment. Considering the Focal beryllium treble driver did not appear for another 20 years, and at a premium high-end market position, this is a big chunk of difficult to manufacture metal.

It would be hideously expensive to produce, even today. It is not a one trick driver, being backed by a vented pole-piece, loaded by an absorbent chamber to lower fundamental resonance. The Fs around Hz is controlled by the chamber, enabling the Hz passive crossover point without too much power handling compromise.

The beryllium driver material of the Yamaha NSM was manufactured by a vapour deposition process onto a copper plated aluminium base form.

Sealed box bass loading Like several 12 inch 30cm bass driver boxes from contemporary Japanese manufacturers at that time, Yamaha chose a second order bass alignment.

Theoretically this could yield better PRaT. The most important of these factors is system Q. In bass alignments this might be thought of in terms of electrical filters they are, after all, merely electro-mechanical filters. There's a lot of information about the Yamaha NSM on t'interweb and some of it is true.

Fortunately, the Old Scribe's library includes a bound set of HiFi Choice, from the days when each issue covered just one component. The final test in the alphabetically organised loudspeakers issue provides anechoic graphs of the Yamaha NS suggesting a low Q function, close to Bessel perhaps.

The system resonance is at 40Hz, where the slight knee is about 9dB below the average pass-band and the -6dB point appears to be at around 50Hz, suggesting a Q below 0.Keeping the classic tradition of the Japanese names, “kawa” means river and “saki” means cape. As it is with Yamaha, the nature presents in Kawasaki as well.

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Backed by the Yamaha Corporation, it developed the software into the commercial product. Yamaha is a common Japanese surname and the brand name of a large corporation founded in Japan. HONDA MIDDLEWEIGHTS.

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