Description

Crystallization of craftsmanship, black mirror finish for piano

The uncompromising workmanship in producing a Yamaha piano finish spares neither effort nor time. For example, each step in the overall coating process—undercoating and topcoating—is further divided into three or four repeated coatings, controlling the membrane thickness to the finest detail, for a total of fourteen coatings. Naturally, the drying periods between coatings are also strictly controlled, and grinding and polishing are carefully performed repeatedly before and after each application. fase Coating. Furthermore, more than half the process is completed by hand, thanks to the skill of experienced workers. The rich, brilliant appearance, with such profound depth, is the crystallization of the craftsmanship nurtured by the art of piano playing.

Equipped with a pure aluminum diaphragm woofer that meticulously delineates the texture and ambience

The 13 cm (5 1/4") woofer diaphragm is crafted from 99% pure, high-quality aluminum. Its light weight and high rigidity enable superior response for rich, high-density delineation of the texture, atmosphere, and tone color of each musical instrument. Another notable feature is the ability to delineate natural sound image details, including depth, such as the positional relationship of each musical instrument in a jazz piano trio. The 3 cm (1 1/4") soft dome tweeter, crafted by coating the diaphragm and applying a unique molding technology, delivers exceptionally high reproduction capacity and rich, expansive sound from high-resolution sound sources.

Highly rigid furniture that revives the know-how in the creation of musical instruments

The highly rigid cabinet features a three-way construction with interlocking joints connecting all the corner parts, which are crucial to the cabinet's strength, according to the wedge principle. Yamaha's traditional expertise, fueled by its long history of crafting musical instruments, skillfully controls the reverberations of the sound essential to music, while achieving high rigidity that prevents unwanted resonances. And after meticulous polishing to make the joints between the surfaces invisible, the unit receives a beautiful piano finish.

Specifications

Diffuser type	passive
Sensitivity	85 dB
Nominal impedance	6 ohm
Frequency response	50 Hz - 40 kHz
Route configuration	2
Cabinet type	bass reflex
Woofer	13cm (5-1/4") with 99% pure aluminum diaphragm
Tweet	3 cm (1-1/4") soft dome
RMS power per channel	60 W
Maximum manageable power	120
Crossover frequency	3000 Hz
Dimensions (WxHxD)	176 x 310 x 327 mm
Weight	5.9 kg
Trim	Black mirror for piano
Cabinet material	High rigidity wood with interlocking joints

About the brand

Yamaha is one of the most trusted Japanese manufacturers in the audio industry, with a range of integrated amplifiers, CD players, and network receivers designed for those seeking balanced sound and solid construction without compromising on ease of use. Yamaha models cover a wide range of needs: from listeners seeking simplicity and versatility with the R-N600A and R-N1000A receivers, to those seeking greater tonal control and power with the A-S501, A-S1200, and A-S2200 integrated amplifiers, and those who appreciate CD playback with the CD-S303.

To choose the right model, evaluate the power available in relation to your speakers (from 60W to 200W for the various integrated amplifiers), the connectivity you need (network, Bluetooth, analog inputs) and whether you prefer an integrated or separate CD player. Audiocostruzioni They carry the entire Yamaha range, along with over 70 other hi-fi brands. You can audition the various models in their Carpi listening room to find the perfect match for your speakers. Guaranteed used, ex-demo, and trade-up options are also available.

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