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This is the system that we use in the Meditations store. Speaker x 2 + Amplifier
Yoshii9 MK2 Speaker section(YS-2) Specifications
| Body | Aluminum pipe φ100mm (urethane coating) |
|---|---|
| Color | Clear Silver |
| Unit | 8cm full range 8ohm |
| External dimensions | W260 × H1097ｍｍ |
| Weight | 9.6kg |
| Speaker cable | 2ｍ |
Yoshii9 MK2 Amplifier (YA2) Specifications
- ① Input
- Switches the device connected to the input terminals.
Input 1...Plays the device connected to the rear stereo mini jack jack.
Input 2...Plays the device connected to the rear pin jack jack. - ② Sound Level
- Adjusts the volume level.
pp...pp (pianissimo) side lowers the volume.
ff...Lets you increase the volume for ff (fortissimo). - ③ Ready
- Switches the power on and off.
Upper side of the switch: Power on (green LED lights up) - ④ R. Speaker、L. Speaker
- Speaker connection terminal
L. Speaker...Left channel speaker connection terminal
R. Speaker...Connection terminal for the right channel speaker. - ⑤ Input 1
- Stereo mini jack input jack
- ⑥ Input 2
- Pin jack input jack
- ⑦ DC In
- Connect the AC adapter.
| Body | Zinc alloy (urethane coating) |
|---|---|
| Color | Clear Silver |
| Input | INPUT1→ Stereo mini plug INPUT2→ RCA pin plug |
| Maximum output | 12W + 12Ｗ |
| Power supply | AC100V 50/60Hz |
| Dimensions | W136 × H70 × D155mm |
| Weight | 1.2kg |
| Accessories | AC adapter（15V 1.6A） |
Yoshii9 Package Contents
Amplifier YA2
AC adapter
Speaker (x2)
Speaker net (x2)
Speaker net (x2)
Speaker base adapter (x6)
User's Manual
Disques Ocora, a French label dedicated to capturing and publishing the sounds of folkloric culture from around the world, is held in the highest possible regard in the realms of professional and amateur ethnomusicology. Instigated in 1958 by Pierre Schaeffer, the founder of musique concrète, Disques Ocora's sterling reputation is largely built on composer and musicologist Charles Duvelle's pioneering field recordings, as well as his now-iconic photographs and graphic design. Charles Duvelle's work is indisputably one of the most important contributions to the human understanding of the rich biodiversity of our planet's music and language. In 1977, his field recordings from Benin were selected by Carl Sagan for inclusion on the Voyager Golden Records, which were carried into outer space by the Voyager spacecraft to stand as an example of humanity's highest musical expressions for the universe's unknown listeners. Sublime Frequencies' most ambitious project to date, this 296-page fine-art photography book comprises an exhaustive collection of Charles Duvelle's field photography from 1959 to 1978 (188 black-and-white and 58 color photographs), demonstrating that this master musicologist had an equally unerring eye for photography; Includes a photo index listing the details of each photograph. It also contains an exhaustive interview with Charles Duvelle by Hisham Mayet, detailing the history of the label and offering Duvelle's unique insights into the discipline of field recording (French and English facing text). The package includes two full-length CDs of archival recordings (some of which have never been published) selected, compiled, and fully annotated by Duvelle himself. Most of the tracks on CD one (Africa) are complete versions of truncated tracks from OOP Ocora LPs. CD two, which includes performances by Sohan Lal, Kheo Oudon, and Madurai Ramaswami Gautam, is focused on material from Asia (music from India and Laos), with two long tracks that have never been released (a third track is a complete unedited version). The material focuses on the five regions surveyed during his time with Ocora: West Africa, Central Africa, Indian Ocean, Pacific Islands, and SouthEast Asia. It includes "Disques Ocora / Charles Duvelle Discography, 1959-1974", a complete overview illustrated with 94 full-color album thumbnails, "The Prophet Collection, 1999-2004" a discography of Duvelle's post-Ocora label illustrated with 41 full-color album thumbnails, "Eastern Music in Black Africa", a 17-page report prepared by Charles Duvelle at the request of UNESCO (February 1970), and a review of the Ocora catalogues (1964-1973). In a tribute to Disques Ocora's exquisite design sensibility, the book is printed on 170 gsm Lumisilk matte art paper and bound in grey buckram with gold foil stamping on the cover and spine. The front cover includes a tipped-on glossy photograph by Charles Duvelle. Hardcover book; 10"x10"; 296 pages; 4.5 lbs. Produced and edited by Hisham Mayet.
