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When it comes to music production, mixing, and recording, the quality of sound reproduction is just as important as the equipment that helps produce it. Studio monitor speakers are designed to ensure the most accurate sound reproduction. There’s no need for any added bass boost and no flattering EQ, just the truth of your mix.
We, at Amrit Music, offer a carefully selected a range of Yamaha studio monitors to deliver exactly that. From the initial setup of a home studio to expanding an existing professional music production facility, these instruments do the job.
Most consumer speakers are voiced to make music sound pleasant. They add warmth, enhance bass and soften highs to flatter the listener. But a studio monitor speaker is engineered for a flat frequency response. It plays back what’s actually in the audio signal, which is exactly what producers, mixing engineers and recording artists need. When your mix sounds right on an accurate nearfield monitor, it translates well to the headphones, car speakers as well as streaming platforms. It can fall apart everywhere else when it only sounds good on an enhanced consumer speaker.
This is why choosing the right active monitor speaker for your setup is one of the most important decisions in building a studio environment.
We carry four Yamaha monitors that cover everything. Our range goes from compact nearfield monitoring to dedicated subwoofer support for low frequency accuracy.
MRP: ₹18,650 (pair and tax included)
For those who are looking for an affordable solution for their home studio, the Yamaha HS3 in black would be the ideal choice. This studio monitor has a 2 way bass reflex design and comes with a 3.5″ cone woofer and 0.75″ dome tweeter producing 26 W + 26 W output power with a frequency range of 70 Hz to 22 kHz (-10dB). That’s a wide and honest listening range for a compact nearfield monitor.
The features of the HS3 that distinguish it from other budget monitors include the ROOM CONTROL and HIGH TRIM response controls, which provide the user with the possibility to tune the monitor according to the acoustic properties of the room. The inputs are XLR/TRS combo, RCA, and stereo mini jack, making it easy to connect to an audio interface, mixer or computer. A stereo mini to RCA cable, speaker cable and anti slip pad come with the package.
MRP: ₹18,970 (pair, tax included)
The Yamaha HS3 in white is technically the same as the black model in all terms, having the same cone woofer measuring 3.5 inches, the same dome tweeter with diameter of 0.75 inches, the same output power – 26W + 26W, the same frequency range – 70 Hz to 22 kHz, the same ROOM CONTROL and HIGH TRIM settings, the same multifunctional inputs (XLR/TRS combo, RCA and stereo mini).
The difference is purely superficial. The white design is more appropriate for studios that have a certain light look and are decorated by white and grey color schemes. If your studio has such design, HS3 White is the one you need – the sound characteristics are the same as those of the black model.
MRP: ₹20,500 (tax included)
Yamaha MSP3A Monitor Speaker is a compact active monitor speaker that uses a 4 inch woofer along with an integrated 22 watt power amp. What sets this model apart from others in this range is the usage of Yamaha’s unique Twisted Flare Port technology, which drastically cuts down the noise from the ports while improving the bass reproduction quality in such a tiny size.
Thanks to its versatile inputs and ability to be mounted on the ceiling or walls (as well as on mic stands), this monitor is ideal even in non traditional setups: Broadcast booths, content production studios, as well as in situations when the use of desks is impossible. , The MSP3A is worth serious consideration if you need an accurate sound from a genuinely compact footprint.
MRP: ₹54,190 (tax included)
The Yamaha HS8S Studio Monitor is not standalone. It’s is a dedicated powered subwoofer that is designed to be paired with the HS3 or any other model of monitors from the same line when you need exact bass reproduction for your work. An 8 inch woofer, a 150W amplifier and frequency response going down to 22 Hz make it possible to get an accurate representation of the sub bass range.
There are LOW CUT and HIGH CUT filters (adjustable from 80 Hz to 120 Hz), which allow adjusting the crossover point according to the settings of your monitors, as well as the PHASE switch for correct positioning of the subwoofer without any external processors. The inputs of the HS8S include XLR and TRS phone jacks, while the outputs are only XLR. Are you a music producer working in genres that require precise low end reproduction like electronic music, hip hop and film scoring? Then his device can become an indispensable part of their studio equipment.
Amrit Music has built a reputation for stocking genuine products from trusted manufacturers with over 50 years in the music industry. Our range includes all authentic Yamaha monitors. You’re getting real build quality, real warranty support and real after sales service. Our team can help you figure out which combination of monitors suits your room size, production style, and budget. We’re reachable by phone, WhatsApp and email.
The correct mixing done with the right studio monitor speakers will translate well no matter where it is listened to. If the wrong studio monitor speakers are chosen, then you will constantly be guessing. At Amrit Music, we provide a reliable solution in the form of the Yamaha studio monitors, whether that is the small HS3s for a home studio setup or the HS8S subwoofer for the producers that require the whole frequency spectrum.
Browse the collection above and then get in touch if you’d like a recommendation for your specific setup.
A – A studio monitor speaker is designed to reproduce audio with a flat and uncoloured frequency response. Monitors let you hear exactly what’s in your mix unlike consumer speakers that enhance bass and treble for enjoyment. This makes sure that your production translates very accurately across different playback systems.
A – Both are compact active monitors, but they differ in design focus. The HS3 is a 2 way stereo pair with a broader frequency response (70 Hz to 22 kHz) and room compensation controls. This makes it better suited to mixing. The MSP3A is a single unit monitor with Twisted Flare Port technology for cleaner bass and mounting bracket options. These make it useful in flexible or fixed installation setups.
A – Not always, but if your work involves genres where sub bass accuracy is critical like in electronic music, hip hop or film scoring. Adding the Yamaha HS8S subwoofer to a pair of HS3 monitors gives you a full range monitoring system with clean crossover control between 80 and 120 Hz.
A – Yes the HS3 includes a stereo mini input alongside its XLR or TRS and RCA inputs. So you can connect it directly to a headphone output of your computer. But you get cleaner signal quality and lower latency by running through an audio interface.
A – Yes the HS3 is available in both black and white finishes at Amrit Music. Both of these variants carry identical specifications.
A – Small sized rooms and studio settings are ideal for using smaller sized monitors like the HS3 and MSP3A that are meant for close listening environments. Large sized rooms would do well with monitors that are featuring larger drivers or with the inclusion of subwoofers such as the HS8S. If in doubt, feel free to contact us, and we’ll give you our opinion.