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High-End Headphone Amplifier HA-L7A, Finger Drum Pads FGDP-50/FGDP-30 Selected for Red Dot Design Award - News Releases - Yamaha Corporation
23 Apr 2025
Yamaha Corporation announces that the design for its three products, the FGDP-50 and FGDP-30 finger drum pads and the high-end headphone amplifier HA-L7A were selected to receive the Red Dot Award: Product Design 2025.
Yamaha Design "Synapses"
09 Apr 2025
Yamaha Design "Synapses" expresses our design passion, through the conceptual keywords organically connecting whole Yamaha product design.
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09 Apr 2025
Yamaha Corporation Investor Relations website contains information about recent investor briefings, quarterly results, press releases and stock information for shareholders, potential investors and financial analysts.
YAMAHA MUSIC SCHOOL's Early Childhood Course PRIMARY Introduced Overseas - News Releases - Yamaha Corporation
28 Mar 2025
Yamaha will begin the introduction of its music school early childhood course called PRIMARY overseas in April 2025.
High-End Headphone Amplifier HA-L7A Chosen for iF DESIGN AWARD 2025 - News Releases - Yamaha Corporation
18 Mar 2025
Yamaha Corporation announces that one of its designs was selected to receive the iF DESIGN AWARD 2025: namely, the HA-L7A headphones Amplifier.
Yamaha Celebrates International Women's Day Showcasing the Voices of Women in the Music Industry and Yamaha's Initiatives - News Releases - Yamaha Corporation
07 Mar 2025
Based on its commitment to contributing to the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through its business, Yamaha Corporation actively supports the mission of the Unstereotype Allian
Yamaha Group Selected in Prestigious "A List" for Climate Change by CDP for the Second Consecutive Year - News Releases - Yamaha Corporation
28 Feb 2025
Yamaha Corporation has been recognized for leadership in corporate sustainability by CDP, an international environmental non-profit organization, as a "CDP 2024 Climate Change A List" compan
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