Plasa: Yamaha M7CL Console Turns Heads

US Legendary figures seen checking it out      15/09/05


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Plasa: Yamaha M7CL Console Turns Heads
The new Yamaha M7CL

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Yamaha are no strangers to Digital Console design - they've been at it since most of us were running around in short trousers, so when they introduce a new model to the range, it's likely to be something special.
Despite the frankly, uninspiring name, new M7CL is generating quite a buzz, and some of the industry's biggest figures (quite literally ;-) were spotted on the Yamaha stand at PLASA checking it out.

Small desk - Big interest
We grabbed Product Planning manager Terry Holton to give us a quick video introduction to the console. And here's a little quote from their Press Release:-
"Digital mixing consoles are certainly not new, but the evolution toward a truly intuitive, easy-to-use interface has been long and at times fraught with growing pains. If you’ve been delaying a move to digital because of interface or operational issues, the wait is over. The Yamaha M7CL Digital Mixing Console offers professional digital console performance and features for live sound in a 32- or 48-channel system that can actually be easier to use than a conventional analog console. It sounds great, too."
The whole thing is pretty big - you'll find it here and a movie of the M7CL here
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