ROOM 8 in THE CORRIDOR OF SOUND: VINYL TRAIL
Yamaha completes its flagship 5000 Series with the GT-5000 turntable
With the final release of the GT-5000 turntable, HIFI2020 will be your chance to hear the complete Yamaha Music Australia's two-channel analogue 5000 Series high-end system in its full production form.
It’s a unique turntable, taking Yamaha’s ‘Great and Tremendous’ GT designs of the past and bringing them into the 21st century with new technology and materials in a design reflective of the GT heritage and absolute quality in craftsmanship and construction. A pure straight and short arm delivers absolute transparency and openness in sound, while balanced signal paths delivering absolute purity in signal transmission and a new delicacy in the pursuit of pure musicality: what Yamaha calls True Sound.
It’s a unique turntable, taking Yamaha’s ‘Great and Tremendous’ GT designs of the past and bringing them into the 21st century with new technology and materials in a design reflective of the GT heritage and absolute quality in craftsmanship and construction. A pure straight and short arm delivers absolute transparency and openness in sound, while balanced signal paths delivering absolute purity in signal transmission and a new delicacy in the pursuit of pure musicality: what Yamaha calls True Sound.
The final delivery of the GT-5000 turntable completes Yamaha’s highest two-channel system, with the flagship C-5000 pre-amplifier and M-5000 stereo power amp continuing an end-to-end balanced signal chain, and the iconic NS-5000 speakers, winners of the Sound+Image Judges’ Choice award, taking inspiration from Yamaha’s classic NS-1000 speakers but implemented with cutting-edge technology and design that embraces the future of audio.
Yamaha in Room 8 of the Corridor of Sound presents an unmissable system on the Vinyl Trail at HIFI2020.
Yamaha in Room 8 of the Corridor of Sound presents an unmissable system on the Vinyl Trail at HIFI2020.
Yamaha Music started with the production of reed organs in 1887, expanding in 1954 with Yamaha Music Education opening as “Music Class for Pre-school Children” in Tokyo and producing their first amplifier for home use in 1955.
Yamaha products first appeared in Australia in 1961 imported by a family-run business known as Rose Music. In 1986, Yamaha Corporation purchased Australian distribution rights for Yamaha products from Rose Music, and Yamaha Music Australia was born.
Today, Yamaha Music Australia is Australia’s leading wholesaler of musical instruments, music related equipment, home entertainment products, and provider of music education. The company places great importance on developing young players, inspiring musicians and enjoying music.
In the consumer electronics industry, Yamaha is synonymous with high performance and easily integrated components, providing a solution for every home entertainment system. For more information, visit au.yamaha.com
Yamaha products first appeared in Australia in 1961 imported by a family-run business known as Rose Music. In 1986, Yamaha Corporation purchased Australian distribution rights for Yamaha products from Rose Music, and Yamaha Music Australia was born.
Today, Yamaha Music Australia is Australia’s leading wholesaler of musical instruments, music related equipment, home entertainment products, and provider of music education. The company places great importance on developing young players, inspiring musicians and enjoying music.
In the consumer electronics industry, Yamaha is synonymous with high performance and easily integrated components, providing a solution for every home entertainment system. For more information, visit au.yamaha.com