Yamaha HS7 VS HS8 in 2022?! (Which is Better?)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 มิ.ย. 2022
- Hey guys! Welcome back to the channel. Today we are putting the Yamaha HS7's vs their bigger brother in the HS8's. Both phenomenal studio monitors, but which one is the better buy?
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This is exactly what I was looking for! Thanks for the video !! I think prices have dropped, HS 8 is ~$320/speaker after conversion in the EU, and that's before 20% off currently available 🎷
/edit - $320 end price, taxes are already included in the listed price over here :)
Sweet! Actually just sold my HS7’s. Using the HS8’s full time now!
@@probablyawake Ah, enough said then! Thanks for following up. If studio size allows, I'll follow suit :) Thanks for taking the time to make this again
Useful video bro 👌
Thanks!
I have plan to buy Yamaha HS8 ..bass response is good in HS8 ! But my room size is " 10 Feet × 11 Feet " ( 110 Sqare feets ).....in future i will build a room 16 Feet X 11 feets = ( 171 square feets ) in new home.....
Very nice, enjoy your purchase!
@@probablyawake thank you
You sold me on the 8 with the spacial and separation comments. Felt the same up against the 5 s.
Absolutely! Take a look at the zenpro versions of them
My studio space is about 11 x 21 and it's treated with broad band panels (first reflection points and cloud) as well as bass traps. I'm wondering if the HS8s are still too large?
I think that size will accommodate them nicelely!
I tried teh focals.. the 65 and the 50s... the 65s gave a lot of room response... front ports maybe helped that happen??? not sure.. when I listen to comparisons I can hear that the Hs8s are less boomy.... might work out better... im keeping the focal 50s as they sound amazing but would like to check the low end maybe on the hs8s before exporting... what do you think
Love the HS8’s to check the low end! They will sound a fair bit different than the focals so it will be a learning curve at first but once you get used to them it’ll definitely benefit your production.
sold my focal alpha 50evo to get a pair of hs8 and never regret it. Much better mid-range and quality bass rather than 50's sloppy bass.
I’m looking to purchase a pair of HS 8’s for my home studio setup.
My studio space is 27ft in length and 13ft in width,,I was considering the Hs 7 initially but I feel that they might be a bit on the small side to fit the room?
Then again ,I’m a also bit concerned that if I go for the Hs 8’s they might just be to dominant and overwhelm in my studio space.
Whichever monitor I eventually go with will be stand mounted, free standing and placed away from corners and rear walls.
Would like love to hear you thoughts/advice and opinion,,it would be very much appreciated😊👍
Thanks,John,Scotland,U.K
Hey John, thanks for the comment! I think the HS8’s would be a perfect size for your room! My room is a tad shorter in length than yours but a bit longer in width and the HS8’s are nearly perfect for my space. I think that’d be the better bet!
Hope this helps! :)
@@probablyawake ,,I’m heading to Glasgow this morning for an audition,of both models..reckon I’m going to go with the Hs 8’s.
Will keep you posted on my decision.
Oh,,,thanks for sharing the video,,just subscribed too!!😊👍🏴
@@Th3rdFloor thanks, good luck!
Just swifted to new apartment.
Got smaller space for the studio 10x12 , should I buy hs7? Cause hs5 doesnt got much of the lower frequencies.
HS7’s are my personal favorite. You can’t go wrong with them imo
Would you recommend getting an interface like a Focusrite scarlett with the hs7's? Some people say I should but others say it's not necessary
Good question! Definitely necessary to connect the hs7’s to your computer if you don’t have an interface already. If you do you can just use your current interface and you’ll be good to go! :)
@@probablyawake Thanks! I'll def get an interface with them then
@@Juksuli good luck :)
If you have the budget I'd recommend looking into motu m2
I hate tecno house music. And would never test speakers listening to that noisy crap. Its got to be the worst catagory of music ever invented. It's not even music.
So it is possible to have the Yamaha hs8’s in a bedroom as long as the room is big enough and is well treated ?
Absolutely!
10x12 room liking the Hs7 with HS8S, but I wonder do you think I would have been better off with just the Hs8?
I think you made a good choice 👍🏽
I'm a bedroom produer and I'm planning to buy hs7 and I produce mostly techno or some bassy stuffs. My room is of size 12x12 (feet). Is that a good option or should I go for hs8? Thanks for your response 😊
I think the HS7’s would be perfectly fine!
@@probablyawake since techno and all other genres focus more on bass and frequenct response of hs7 seems like 43-30khz and hs8 showing 38-30khz. Does that 5hz really make such difference while producing?
@aaronjohn1952 i don’t think it matters in your size of room
Hi, i'm just an guitar player. i use some plugins ( STL, Neural DSP , ML Sound Lab etc.) I play mostly modern metal, metal, hard rock, rock. which one is better for me, HS7 or HS8? very good video by the way....
Thanks! Both would be awesome! I think the hs7’s are great for smaller rooms and hs8’s for larger!
Hi, thank you for the great video. Could I ask for your opinion, my room is 12ft x 9ft, would you personally use HS7 or HS8’s?
My concern is simply that the HS7’s won’t have enough bass response and I will have to invest in a subwoofer later.
For reference, my room is a standard rectangle shape room with full carpet.
Many thanks 👍
The HS7’s I believe would fit the room better, however the bass response on them is lacking a tad in my opinion. If you want to avoid making a sub purchase and that’s something you really need to hear to be able to mix well, I’d go with the HS8’s. With that being said, I’ve used my HS7’s for 6 ish years and have never needed a sub to get (what I think are) good mixes and masters on my tracks.
Thank you for getting back and your much valued feedback!
What you said makes sense and it’s good to know you found the HS7’s a reliable pair for mixing.
I think based on aesthetics as well as functionality the HS7’s are what I’ll go with.
From what I’ve read, there is as much in monitor placement and room acoustics that can matter more than the monitors alone.
Thanks again 👍
Of course, thanks for commenting! Room treatment and placement definitely is a big factor. Good luck with whatever you do!
My room
Is 20 feet long, 13 and a half feet wide and had 7 and a half foot height from the ceiling to the floor.
I’m considering getting some Yamaha hs series monitors
Which do you think I should get based on my space ?…
HS 5
HS 7
HS 8
?
HS7 or HS8!
@@probablyawake which would be better out of those two for my space?
Probably the 8’s
@@probablyawake thanks!!
You mention room size is a deciding factor, in your experience, what minimum room size does the HS8 need?
Great question. I think I’d recommend at least a 10x10’ size room for the HS8’s, but it will really depend on room shape as well as size. My room is believe is closer to 16x20 and I think they’re perfect.
@@probablyawake I'm trying to decide between the HS7 & HS8 for an 11ft x 15ft room with some basic treatment for acoustic rock/singer songwriter genre. As I'm more interested in vocal detail than heavy low end I'm wondering if the HS7 is a better fit?
I love the HS7’s for clarity, that would be a good pick in my opinion!
@@probablyawake Thank you, I've been leaning toward the HS7's! Especially as they will be 6 - 12 inches from the wall rather than the recommended 1.5m!
Absolutely!
An odd microphone choice as it rolls off the top end so much and not very accurate on transients.
No video or microphone will give speakers a fair chance, go listen in person if you can.