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The Yamaha EPH-100 in-ear headphones feature a pair of 6mm (1/4-inch) diameter super-compact drivers that deliver a 20Hz – 20kHz of frequency response and a 16-Ohm of impedance. These super-compact drivers enable you to hear pure and low-distortion sounds. These in-ear headphones also provide an aluminum housing with a finish that is resistant to scratching and corrosion. The Yamaha EPH-100 in-ear headphones are priced at $199.95. [Yamaha]
Yamaha today announced the availability of its new YAS-101 affordable soundbar. The speaker combines a dual-driver speaker design with a powerful built-in 60-watt sub-woofer to produce a high-quality sound reproduction. The YAS-101 adopts the company exclusive Air Surround Xtreme technology, delivering 7.1 channels of highly accurate surround sound and supports Dolby Digital and DTS surround sound formats. The soundbar connects to any HDTV with a single digital cable (included). Additional specs include a couple of optical inputs, a coaxial input, and a subwoofer output (line out) for an optional external subwoofer. If you are interested, you can buy the Yamaha YAS-101 soundbar for $299.95. [Press Release]
Yamaha has introduced the new MCR-332 Hi-Fi system that provides an iPod/iPhone docking station. This music player comes equipped with the company’s VCCS technology, an AM/FM radio, and a built-in CD player. You can also connect the Yamaha MCR-332 with your iPad via a USB port. The company will launch the Yamaha MCR-332 Hi-Fi system in October 2011 for 37,000 Yen or approx. $477. [Akihabara]
Yamaha has finally released the RX-V771 network AV receiver in Japan. Measuring 435mm x 171mm x 368mm and weighing 11.2 Kg, the RX-V771 is a powerful network AV receiver with six HDMI input ports and a couple of HDMI output ports (3D and ARC compatibility), iPhone app compatibility, front panel HDMI and USB digital connections, HD Audio decoding with CINEMA DSP 3D, YPAO Multipoint functionality, and 1080p upscaling. The Yamaha RX-V771 is priced at 90,000 Yen or around $1,115. [Akihabara]
Yamaha has decided to release the RX-V571 and RX-V471 entry-level AV amps in Japan. The Yamaha RX-V571 is a highly anticipated 7.1-channel AV receiver with HD audio decoding, 1080p-compatible HDMI (6 inputs including one on front panel/1 output) with 3D and Audio Return Channel. The Yamaha RX-V471 is a versatile 5.1-channel AV receiver with HD audio decoding, 1080p-compatible HDMI with 3D and Audio Return Channel (4 in/1 out). Both models also feature a new on-screen GUI, a front panel USB input, iPod/iPhone and Bluetooth compatibility, Cinema DSP 3D, YPAO and SCENE buttons. The Yamaha RX-V571 and RX-V471 entry-level AV amps are priced at 61,950 Yen ($762) and 49,350 Yen ($607), respectively. [Yamaha]
Yamaha has rolled out the NPS2000 network player in Japan. The NPS2000 will play music files stored on your home computer network from a NAS drive, or home PC/ Mac via your network into your home HiFi system with the very highest level of sound quality. The Yamaha NPS2000 has no hard drive or CD drive, which eliminates all sources of electrical noise. The back panel of this network player also features extensive connectivity including balanced audio outputs on XLR connectors, making sure the Yamaha NPS2000 matches high end pre-amplifiers and integrated amplifiers. What’s more, the Yamaha NPS2000 is compatible with FLAC, WAV, MP3, WMA and AAC. The new Yamaha NPS2000 retails for 208,950 Yen or around $2,523. [HiFiGear]
Yamaha will launch the new VSP-1 Voice Masking System in Japan. It is actually a small speaker-like device that will mask your conversation in public areas. Sound masking is the addition of natural or artificial sound into an environment to cover-up unwanted sound by using auditory masking. This is in contrast to the technique of active noise control. The Yamaha VSP-1 is available in 8 different sounds to cover your conversation. What’s more, the gadget can be also arranged in different configuration and either mounted alone or in-group. Yamaha will release the VSP-1 Voice Masking System in April 2011 for 105,000 Yen ($1,276). [Yamaha]
The Ion Audio Concert Piano is a 88-key piano that comes equipped with a classic wood grain exterior, built-in speakers and a downloadable music-learning Ion Piano Master app that turns your iPad into a synthesizer workstation. Additionally, the company has also released Piano Master, a midi controller keyboard with a docking station for an iPad. Sadly, there is no info on pricing at this moment. Watch the video after the jump. Read more
The Yamaha YSP-2200 digital sound projector is now available in the USA for an MSRP of $999.95. The YSP-2200 offers Yamaha’s proprietary YSP front surround sound technology for the ultimate home theater listening experience. The versatile design of the slimline 3D-compatible sound projector enables it to conveniently fit in front of a TV, eliminating the need for additional speakers, cabling and stands that can clutter home entertainment spaces. The Yamaha YSP-2200 is only 79mm high, so you can place it in front of most flat screen TVs without blocking the picture. The sound-bar comes equipped with a 100 Watts subwoofer that can be positioned either vertically or horizontally, giving users a space-efficient environment and adding extra bass reinforcement. What’s more, the YSP-2200 features 11 CINEMA DSP programs, including three Movie and three Music programs, plus five additional Entertainment options. The YSP-2200 also decodes HD Audio signals (DTS-HD and Dolby TrueHD) to ensure that Blu-ray Disc players and other digital sources output the best possible sound. Additional specs include the Music Enhancer function that improves the sound of compressed sources such as MP3 files and five HDMI 1.4a ports that enable the connection of multiple HDMI sources and the full enjoyment of 1080p monitors, Blu-ray disc players and HDTV set top boxes. [Yamaha]
If you are searching for a new Blu-ray player, then check out the Yamaha BD-A1000. This Blu-ray player provides an HDMI port, component outputs, digital audio ports, an RS-232C control socket and an Ethernet port to get access to all those different content features. There are also a pair of USB ports, access to Netflix, Blockbuster Online, YouTube, BD-Live and BonusView content. The Yamaha BD-A1000 is expected to retail for $699.95. [HotHardware]
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