Yamaha NS-10M T(Theater) In Very Good Condition

Yamaha NS-10M T :

The legendary monitors found at mixing desks around the world!

Description

Although the ubiquitous Yamaha NS-10M T(Theater) was originally designed for home use, by its incredibly accurate temporal response and low distortion, it became perhaps the most widely-used studio monitor in the world. The original NS-10 was released in 1995 during the "Golden Era" of Japanese audiophile equipment production, but even today, after more than 40 years, these monitors are still found in innumerable studios around the world. This speaker system is an improved version of the NS-10M, designed for theater sound. It features an 18cm cone woofer for the low frequencies, utilizing a newly developed lightweight curved white cone. A 3cm dome tweeter handles the high frequencies, employing carefully selected Egyptian cotton. Screw holes for securing speaker brackets are also provided. Whether you're looking for extreme precision in the time domain for your mixing or just want to listen to a piece of audiophile history, look no further than the Yamaha NS-10M.

These particular theater speakers are in very good condition. As signs of aging, the enclosures have some minor scratches and scuffs(please check photos). The cones have minor coloration from age(please check photos). The speakers have been thoroughly tested and checked by our professional in-house technician, confirming their flawless working quality.

Additional Information

Technical Specifications

-Serial : 123123/123124

-Country/Region of Manufacture : JAPAN

-Nominal Input : 60 WATTS

-Maximum Input : 180 WATTS

-Impedance : 6 OHMS

Accessories

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