Yamaha incorporates Twisted Flare Port technology into new active MSP3A monitor

This model offers the characteristics of a self-powered system, with high audio quality and sound pressure, Simple operation and a compact and lightweight enclosure design.

The new MSP3A active monitor builds on the audio performance and comfort of its predecessor -MSP3-, which is the first in this professional series of Yamaha which includes its Twisted Flare Port technology, providing even clearer and tighter bass, while faithfully reproducing sound.

Built-in 22W power amplifier is optimized for speaker unit, comprising a woofer of 10 cm (4") and a tweeter from 2,2 cm (0,8"), for clear, natural reference sound.

This enclosure has a refined and simple design, with a weight of 3,6 Kg, making it easy to locate and transport you to different places. With an amplifier 22 W, MSP3A offers faithful sound reproduction and, just like its predecessor, Has multiple input connectors and controls, and is compatible with a variety of optional brackets for a wide range of uses.

These include professional audio and music monitoring in environments ranging from small-scale studios to broadcast and post-production rooms., as well as for audio monitoring of digital musical instruments and ICT devices, along with surround sound playback.

Clear low frequencies and streamlined sound

The technology of Twisted Flare Port, which is included in the MSP3A monitor for the first time in this series, is an aerodynamic sound control technology that Yamaha has created by leveraging its extensive experience in developing subwoofers..

With Twisted Flare Port, Aerodynamic sound analysis and flow visualization measurement technologies are applied to locate and control noise generation mechanisms.

Airflow turbulence that generates noise at both ends of the port is suppressed by changing the way the port widens from inlet to outlet and adding a twist to it..

Suppressing this turbulence reduces annoying sound turbidity and decreases the amount of noise generated at the ends of the port. This strengthens the connection between the sound and the main speaker and provides clear and adjusted low frequencies along with pitch and rhythm..

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