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YAMAHA FGX700SC: SOLID SITKA SPRUCE TOP ACOUSTIC-ELECTRIC AT A NICE PRICE —Top-Selling Acoustic Guitar Now Outfitted With Preamp— ANAHEIM, Calif.—Yamaha’s famed FG line of folk guitars has long represented incredible value and playability, a tradition furthered with the introduction of the FGX700SC. The new FGX700SC is based on the world’s most successful solid top acoustic guitar, the FG700S. The new FGX700SC features Yamaha’s impeccable build quality with an added cutaway and a one-way System 55T piezo/preamp system that includes a tuner, three-band EQ and an adjustable mid frequency slider. Like its non-electrified counterpart, the FGX700SC represents a phenomenal value. “The FGX700SC acoustic guitar offers all the great features of the FG700S, with an added cutaway and preamp system,” says Dennis Webster, marketing manager, Yamaha Guitars. “Available in high-gloss natural finish, it sounds great unplugged and through an amp or PA system. Quality material, outstanding construction and tried-and-true value make it too good to miss.” The FGX700SC (MSRP: $483) is currently available. For more information, visit Yamaha Corporation of America at NAMM 2012 in the Marriott Hotel Marquis Ballroom, Anaheim, Calif.; write Yamaha Corporation of America, Yamaha Guitars, P.O. Box 6600, Buena Park, CA 90622; telephone (714) 522-9011; e-mail infostation@yamaha.com; visit http://www.yamahaguitars.com. 26 of 26
MG MIXER LINE STEPS UP: YAMAHA INTRODUCES THE MGP16X AND MGP12X —Premium Performance Analog Mixing Consoles Offer Class-Leading Sound Quality and Exclusive Features— ANAHEIM, Calif.—Yamaha’s MG Mixer line is known for durability, reliability and value. Now, live performance venues like clubs, schools, theaters and churches have a new choice, the premium MGP16X and MGP12X mixers, which will be introduced at Winter NAMM 2012. High-end features include D-PRE discrete Class A microphone preamps for superior phase response and Xpressive EQ using Yamaha’s famous VCM (Virtual Circuit Modeling) for a more musical sound. Dual Digital Effects, a multi-effect akin to those found on the popular MG series mixers, including an SPX block with reverb, delay and modulation effects and a dedicated REV-X high-density reverb engine, offer unparalleled flexibility to build complex effects and enhance the sound quality. The mixers also include a Ducker function, which automatically lowers the level of back- ground music to accommodate the voice of an announcer coming in on another channel. Another function, the Leveler, eliminates a common problem by automatically maintaining a consistent sound volume when playing music from an iPod/iPhone or other audio players, even when the sound output level differs from song to song. The included USB port, which allows a direct digital connection to an iPod, iTouch or iPhone, also charges these units. The useful Stereo Image function narrows the pan balance of the stereo sound source, a feature useful in restaurants and other spaces where the left and right speakers are positioned at long distances apart, or when accompaniment sound is sent to the left channel and the vocal sound is channeled to the right and a more natural stereo image is desired. Mono is also available if required. The new MGP series offers a level of audio quality and flexibility unseen in the medium-format mixer marketplace,” said Wayne Hrabak, Marketing Manager, Live Sound, Yamaha Pro Audio 27 of 27
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