Yamaha HS8 8-Inch Powered Studio Monitor Pair Bundle with HS8S 8-Inch Active Subwoofer — 2.1 Reference System for Music Production, Mixing, Mastering, Home Recording

HS8 PAIR + HS8S SUBWOOFER — TWO 8-INCH MONITORS AND AN 8-INCH ACTIVE SUB IN ONE BUNDLE: A 2.1 reference system needs more than a single monitor — you need a matched left-right pair for stereo imaging and a subwoofer to cover the bottom octave your monitors can't reach. This bundle includes two Yamaha HS8 powered studio monitors and the HS8S 8-inch active subwoofer. Music producers, project-studio engineers, and mix engineers building a full-range reference rig — connect, calibrate, mix today.

STUDIO MONITOR PAIR WITH 38 HZ EXTENSION AND BI-AMPLIFIED HEADROOM: Built for music producers, mixing engineers, post-production sound editors, and project-studio owners, the HS8 pair delivers honest midrange, accurate stereo imaging, and 120 W bi-amped power per monitor (75 W LF + 45 W HF). Frequency range 38 Hz to 30 kHz. Mix with confidence, every session.

HONEST MIDRANGE REFERENCE FOR MUSIC PRODUCTION, MIXING, AND MASTERING: The HS line was engineered to tell engineers what's actually on the track rather than flatter the mix. 8-inch cone woofer plus 1-inch dome tweeter on a 2 kHz crossover. Midrange exposes bad EQ choices. Transients surface phase issues. Mixes translate to earbuds, car stereos, and laptop speakers.

ROOM CONTROL + HIGH TRIM ACOUSTIC COMPENSATION FOR PROJECT STUDIOS: Each monitor has back-panel switches voiced for real rooms. ROOM CONTROL cuts -2 dB or -4 dB below 500 Hz to tame low-end buildup near walls. HIGH TRIM adjusts plus or minus 2 dB at high frequencies for room reflection character. Calibrate to the room without breaking the monitor's reference voice.

HS8S 8-INCH ACTIVE SUBWOOFER — 22 HZ EXTENSION WITH VARIABLE CROSSOVER: 150 W Class-D amplification drives the 8-inch subwoofer. Continuously variable 80 Hz to 120 Hz high-pass crossover routes content between sub and monitors. 0 / 180 phase alignment switch. Frequency range 22 Hz to 150 Hz. The bottom octave most monitors miss is now reference material.