The Magic of Yamaha Powered Mixers

Yamaha has always been a leader in the field of sound reproduction. The quality of sound output of Yamaha devices is so good that professionals always look for this brand without making any exceptions. They are used to mask minor glitches in voice pitch or even a missing tune. The EMX powered mixer series also has the superb performance and reliability that makes Yamaha the preferred choice for program managers around the world.

The three primary powered mixers manufactured by Yamaha are EMX5014C, EMX5016CF and EMX 212/312/512.

The EMX5014C is a new addition to the Yamaha family. It is a mixer with lightweight amplifier circuits and a powerful 500 watt per channel stereo power section. The mixer boast of 14 input channels for microphones and playback gear. A power mode switch allows the amplifier channels to be used with the stereo outputs and also run the main speakers while separating the monitor mixes.

The Yamaha EMX5016CF is a product which redefines the word ‘powered mixer’. This is an integrated mixer with the flexibility and superior sound quality required in live performances. There are 16 inputs with 12 for microphones, eight mono channels with mid-frequency sweep controls in this model. It also contains a range of inputs and outputs that enables it to be expanded with external systems or even integrate it with larger systems.

Yamaha EMX 512SC is the best choice for larger venues or outdoor performances as it brings out the full impact of the music being played.

Why are Yamaha mixers the best?
An exclusive Yamaha feature is the Feedback Control Locator (FCL) which helps in locating the input channel creating problems, thus enabling control of vocals or tightening of a bass guitar. Yamaha mixers are also known to produce louder output than mixers of other brands. The controls are also color-coded and designed in a manner that is easy to understand and follow even for novices. Most importantly Yamaha powered mixers are energy efficient since it draws less amount of electricity. This energy efficiency not only cuts down costs but also enables the units to have a longer lifetime. The other advantage of Yamaha powered mixers is that they are extremely light and easily portable.

While many sound mixers are available in the market, since 1887 Yamaha has been the undisputed leader in the sound equipment market because of a unique combination of quality sound output, tough exteriors, and affordable price tags.

A Snapshot of Takamine Guitars

The origins of Takamine Guitars can be traced back to the early 1960s. Takamine Guitars are produced by the Japanese organization, Takamine Co. Ltd. Considered to be among the best guitar manufacturers in the world, this company was one of the first to introduce acoustic-electric models. It also designed the preamp-equalizer component. Takamine guitars are known for their pickup or preamplifier combinations, as well as their artful inlays. These guitars are also inscribed with various motifs that have been inspired by nature and astronomical phenomena.

The distinctive features of Takamine Guitars are:

• Takamine Guitars offer the best pickup. This is an integral part of the design, unlike in other factory-made guitars. The bridge plate has six individual piezo transducers embedded into it. These piezo transducers can sense both string and soundboard vibration.
• Takamine Guitars can be pared with the exclusive Takamine innovation, the SoundChoice preamp system. These systems are interchangeable and you can swap them in less than two minutes' time. There are several SoundChoice preamp system models currently available.
• Takamine Classics can be equipped with any of the four SoundChoice preamp systems, thus offering maximum control over the performance application. The braces are also patterned to be in sync with contemporary music. These guitars are made of spruce or solid cedar tops with rosewood sides and backs. The crafting of the Hirade concert classics are inspired by Mass Hirade's original drawings.
• You can also go for the signature models. These guitars are made of solid spruce top and solid mahogany back. They have finishes of deep red stain accented with ivoroid and hand-inlaid abalone. Some of the famous models are John Jorgenson, Garth Brooks GB-7C, Steve Wariner, and Kenny Chesney KC70.

Takamine Guitars also come in various other models. These guitars are beautifully crafted and are usually limited edition ones. Takamine guitars have certain unique features that no other guitars can offer. A large number of online stores sell Takamine guitars, and you can look up some of these to compare prices and features before actually buying a guitar.

Takamine Guitars offer the best when it comes to both sound and craftsmanship. These impressive instruments have been the favorite of musicians, and a lot of famous music artists can be seen flaunting a Takamine guitar. So go ahead and take your pick from the various models available, and hear the guitar give your music a completely new dimension.