Yamaha Lightweight Hardware

Got these mainly to monitor recordings made by my Zoom H6 and as practice headphones for my Yamaha P-515. If you can look past the somewhat lightweight construction and the cheap pouch that they try to pass off as a protective method of storage, then the sheer honesty of these headphones is undeniable. You know you want them, get them!

The Kanto stands look like furniture but they are hardware. Easy to assemble. These well designed stands are not just lightweight speaker stands. The large majority of the assembled mass is in the bottom platform which gives these stands tremendous stability. It feels like any speaker up to 20 pounds would be safely supported by these stands. I don't know the recommended limit, this just my guess.

This is an essential piece of hardware for using Easyrig's lightweight system efficiently with many different cameras. Besides allowing me to work fast, the Kong Quick Release is also built to be strong and secure. I have a good piece of mind knowing that the Eyebolt and Adapter are both designed to support the varying weights of camera builds.

Truly premium device. The hardware and design of the phone is beautiful yet rugged while still being lightweight. The software is minimalistic but still includes features and updates.

We pack heavy door hardware demos in these transport cases. The cases themselves are very lightweight, adding little to the overall weight, which is high. Rolling on very sturdy, almost hidden wheels, even fully loaded @ 145 lbs it glides well. Wheels are protected from possible damage in transport.

These arms do exactly what they're supposed to do. They are lightweight and easily attached. The hardware (set screws) seem somewhat fragile and don't seen to be as durable as they could be; be careful not to damage or over tighten them. Also do not go over the recommend weight limits. These are best used as left-right pairs on a stand-alone lighting or speaker stand. I learned the hard way that they tend to tip over if not counter balanced. If they are attached to a stand with a speaker, the tipping problem is less likely. These arms are priced fairly, lightweight, and easily transported.

I am very impressed my my new Yamaha speakers.

Yamaha always high quality!

Buily like you would expect.... YAMAHA.

I wish this came with the hardware kit. I am not sure why it is not provided with it.