Yamaha stands out with flexible networking solutions at ProLight+Sound 2013

In Frankfurt, Yamaha is showcasing the CL5, CL3 and CL1 consoles with the expanding range of I/O options, including the Rio3224-D, Rio1608-D, Ri8-D and Ro8-D racks.

A year after the launch of the already popular CL series of digital mixing consoles, the flexibility of the system's Dante network is a key objective of the presence of Yamaha at ProLight+Sound 2013, April 10-13.

In Frankfurt these days the advantages of Yamaha's digital solutions can be seen, as part of the majority of products integrated into a dynamic Dante network.

Yamaha showcases the CL5, CL3 and CL1 consoles with the ever-expanding range of I/O options, including the Rio3224-D, Rio1608-D, Ri8-D and Ro8-D racks. Yamaha's M7CL and LS9 will be included in the network, showcasing the seamless integration provided by the DANTE-MY16-AUD interface card, as well as Yamaha's market-leading amplifiers and DSR, DXR and DXS series loudspeakers.

Also on display at the exhibition is Yamaha and Steinberg's flagship Nuage post-production system, also networked via Dante, and staff will show visitors how the modular system is radically redefining what is possible in audio post-production.

Other Yamaha products include the Commercial Installation Solutions (CIS) series, which includes MTX matrix processors, XMV multichannel amplifiers, and VXC and VXS loudspeakers, which have been designed to provide a complete system solution for those cases where no sound operator is available.

En su stand en ProLight+Sound, Yamaha cuenta con especialistas de producto para analizar el sistema de control de campos activos (Active Field Control) AFC3 de Yamaha, que ajusta y mejora de forma transparente las características acústicas de un espacio a la vez que mantiene sus características naturales.