Yamaha Seq Track

I bought this for my home office to replace a Yamaha 5-CD changer that was beginning to not track. It's like all the music is new again. I couldn't like it better. P.S. I checked that the Bluetooth functions works, but I prefer to have a stack of CDs nearby, so I can't really evaluate that feature.

I purchased this 16TB Hard Drive for my Synology NAS. I needed to expand my storage so I purchased 1 of this and 2 WD Red Pro 16TB. I am comparing this against several other drives I have both regular consumer and Enterprise class drives. Heat and Noise: Compared to Regular 10TB Helium Drives this runs a bit louder and a little hotter, but not as much as Enterprise class equivalents. I would not call this loud but they do make more noise than my WD Red and Red Pro's, especially during writes. Under read loads they are all about the same. After the hard drives arrived I plugged it into an external enclosure and ran a few check to make sure it was all good before trying to deploy them in my NAS. I ran crystalDiskInfo and ran my simple performance check which includes CrystalDiskMark and an 8Gig file copy to the HDD. Seagate IronWolf Pro 16TB: Seq Read: 278 MB/s, Seq Write 273 MB/s, Copy 80 MB/s WD Red Pro 16TB: Seq Read: 266 MB/s, Seq Write 264 MB/s, Copy 259 MB/s Seagate EXOS 18TB: Seq Read: 291 MB/s, Seq Write 282 MB/s, Copy 258 MB/s WD Ultrastar HC550 18TB: Seq Read 269 MB/s, Seq Write 268 MB/s, Copy 274 MB/s WD Red Pro 18TB: Seq Read 267 MB/s, Seq Write 266 MB/s, Copy 260 MB/s WD Red Helium 10TB WD101EFAX: Seq Read 218 MB/s, Seq Write 219 MB/s Speed comparison for reference. This is just a small selection of my hard drives that I have owned and have tested. This is where I see a performance oddity. The File transfer is only 80MB/s but crystaldiskmark indicates it should be much faster. I did not return or RMA. I have seen this one other time with the Newer Non-Helium WD Red Plus's. I figure some error happened in the copy test so the writes were not happening every disk rotation. Just a guess I didn't rerun my test. Yes I have quite a few HDD's for primary and backup storage.

I purchased this 16TB Hard Drive for my Synology NAS. I needed to expand my storage so I purchased 2 of these and 1 Ironwolf Pro 16TB. I am comparing this against several other drives I have both regular consumer and Enterprise class drives. Heat and Noise: Compared to Regular WD Red 10TB (Helium filled) these run a bit louder and a little hotter, but not as much as Enterprise class equivalents. I would not call them loud but they do make more noise than regular Helium Reds especially during writes. Under read loads they are about the same. After the hard drives arrived I plugged them into an external enclosure and ran a few check to make sure they were all good before trying to deploy them in my NAS. I ran crystalDiskInfo and ran my simple performance check which includes CrystalDiskMark and an 8Gig file copy to the HDD. WD Red Pro 16TB: Seq Read: 266 MB/s, Seq Write 264 MB/s, Copy 259 MB/s Seagate IronWolf Pro 16TB: Seq Read: 278 MB/s, Seq Write 273 MB/s, Copy 80 MB/s Seagate EXOS 18TB: Seq Read: 291 MB/s, Seq Write 282 MB/s, Copy 258 MB/s WD Ultrastar HC550 18TB: Seq Read 269 MB/s, Seq Write 268 MB/s, Copy 274 MB/s WD Red Pro 18TB: Seq Read 267 MB/s, Seq Write 266 MB/s, Copy 260 MB/s WD Red Helium 10TB WD101EFAX: Seq Read 218 MB/s, Seq Write 219 MB/s Speed comparison for reference. This is just a small selection of my hard drives that I have owned and have tested. I am very happy with its performance. Yes I have quite a few HDD's for primary and backup storage.

I am very impressed my my new Yamaha speakers.

Yamaha always high quality!

Buily like you would expect.... YAMAHA.

Track log allows other non GPS capable cameras to use common track log

Simply put, once you go track, you never go back!!

Easy to keep track off

It is really cool what these things can do and track