Yamaha M-Series Power Amps

[Yamaha1]

Wanna see and hear real Babel, come to India, over 100 languages, 450 dialects and 27 different official scripts, how is that for confusion.

 

[Marek]

"x supply"

There is a very good thread about class H on the dyi forum:

http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?threadid=68415&perpage=10&pagenumber=2

And the similar magnetic field:

http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?threadid=69614&perpage=10&pagenumber=2

Class H refers to the power supply, not the audio circuitry, it only comes into play at about half max power and then only to increase rail voltage.

Switching power supply’s sometimes do modulate the audio signal.

Soundcraftsmen made both types, the class h amps were very tough and sounded excellent. Many amps, hifi and prosound use a souncraftsmen derived power supply.

http://www.hifi-museum.com/pa/sc_fs.htm

The yammy m2 and m4 were very nice amps:thmbsp:

 

[the-real-mandak]

Danish you said, but don't the Dutch and Scandinavian countries have very similar languages?

Yes, just like US and A and Mexico

We do not understand a word of what the dutch say (even if translatet)

 

[kstaskiewicz]

Try Finnish. Ain't nothing else in the world like it. Or like the Finns.

Actually, Finnish and Hungarian are somewhat similiar and stem from the same root.
Which is strange, as the two countries are quite far apart... and totally different in every other way.
And on topic - I had a Yamaha M-85 amp and I can think of only one word that properly describes it: AWESOME.
Kris

 

[avionic]

The M series amps have always worked well for me.The M-4 rated at 120wpc@8ohm was my first-matched with a C-6 and a pair of NS-1000's.:yes:

 

[Analogdino]

The M series amps have always worked well for me.The M-4 rated at 120wpc@8ohm was my first-matched with a C-6 and a pair of NS-1000's.:yes:

Exactly what I have (M4 plus C6) as my solid state system... but with PSB speakers. Excellent.
Cheers,
Roger