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Reddit mentions of Yamaha HS8 Powered Studio Monitor Pair Bundle with Two Monitors, Stands, TRS Cables, and Austin Bazaar Polishing Cloth
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We found 2 Reddit mentions of Yamaha HS8 Powered Studio Monitor Pair Bundle with Two Monitors, Stands, TRS Cables, and Austin Bazaar Polishing Cloth. Here are the top ones.
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High performance drivers and mounting system.8" cone woofer, 1" dome tweeter.Impressive 38Hz to 30kHz frequency response.Large magnets in an Advanced Magnetic Circuit design.Built-in bi-amplification: 75-watt LF, 45-watt HFDedicated power amps are perfectly matched to the woofer and tweeter.Enclosure is designed to kill unwanted resonances that can influence soundRoom control and high-trim response controls give you optimum response in any room.XLR and TRS phone jack inputs accept balanced or unbalanced signalshs8 yamaha pair , yamaha hs8 powered studio monitor , yamaha hs8 studio monitor , yamaha hs8 monitors , monitors studio Yamaha , yamaha studio , yamaha studio monitors pair , yamaha powered studio monitors , studio monitors , studio monitors Yamaha , best studio monitors , ,cables instrument , instrument cables 10 ft, studio monitors stands,asin B00DCYMVB2 and upc 086792974729 is for studio monitors
Specs:
| Color | Bundle w/ Stands |
| Size | HS8 |
| Weight | 84 Pounds |
It's the ones that came with the HS8 monitor pair when we got it a while ago. My roommate at the time did the purchasing but I think this is it: https://www.amazon.com/Yamaha-Powered-Monitor-Monitors-Polishing/dp/B01DB0JUKQ
Pro Tools definitely isn't necessary if you're getting Logic Pro, but if it fits your budget at the end, go for it.
For Headphones, Beyerdynamic DT770 Pro, or Sennheiser HD280 Pro if you want to allocate more of the budget to other gear.
Assuming you're not going to doing large sessions, the Steinberg UR44 interface should meet your needs and is very budget-friendly.
The Shure SM57 is a must-have for any studio, great for electric guitar but can be used for just about anything. The SM58 should also definitely be considered.
You'll also probably want something like the Audio-Technica 2035 for recording vocals (or other instruments), and a couple of other mics that I'm sure other people will recommend.
The Yamaha HS8 is a great monitor that you'll find widely used in studios all over the world, and won't break the bank. This package also includes stands and cables.
edit I know it wasn't asked for, but price out what it costs to have someone come and tune a piano in your area. If it's reasonable, take a look on Craigslist, you can often find used upright pianos in great shape for free, being given away by people who are moving and don't play enough to justify the effort of moving it.
EDIT BACKUP DRIVES! Unless the people there have their own way of backing up the things they record, or even if they do, get a couple of hard drives and back things up often, just in case any tragedies should happen.
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That's all I got off the top of my head, I'll come back and edit this post later if anything else comes to mind, hopefully this is a good starting out point for you.