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Yamaha DXS15mkII 15" Powered Subwoofer


Description
Crossover switching allows you to seamlessly match the DXS15mkII with any of Yamaha’s full-range powered speakers by selecting the cutoff frequency best suited to the models in their speaker array. Yamaha’s state-of-the-art DSP processing and protection functions mean the DXS15mkII performs at its peak under the most demanding conditions.
A unique feature of the DXS15mkII is its cardioid mode setting for PA setups with two or more matching subwoofers. Selecting cardioid mode function effectively decreases stage-side sound pressure while increasing the bottom-end output directed towards the audience. The result is a clearer onstage monitoring environment and a more pronounced bass experience out front.



Features
- Rugged wooden enclosure with band-pass design
- Class-D amplification with 800W continuous output
- Onboard DSP with cardioid setting
- 15" woofer with 2.5" voice coil
- Durable LINE-X exterior coating
Specs
- Active/passive: Active
- Type: Subwoofer
- LF driver: 15"
- MF driver: Not applicable
- HF driver: Not applicable
- Amplifier class: D
- Wattage: 800W continuous
- Mixer/preamp: No
- Frequency response: 40Hz–150Hz
- Coverage pattern: Omnidirectional
- Max SPL: 135dB
- XLR: 2
- TRS: Not applicable
- TS: Not applicable
- RCA: Not applicable
- speakON: Not applicable
- XLR: 2
- TRS: Not applicable
- TS: Not applicable
- RCA: Not applicable
- speakON: Not applicable
- Cabinet material: Wood
- Width: 18.9"
- Height: 24.06"
- Depth: 24.17"
- Weight: 79 lb.
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Reviewed by 1 customers
Thump ya!
submitted7 years ago
byHappy
fromTacoma, wa
I paired this with the Yamaha H8 studio monitors on stands. This definately adds low end bass to electronic music. I had a house party and everyone was loving and feeling the bass! It has a filter control on it so you can determine what frequency of bass to play. I put it at the middle, and then cut off the high ends on my H8's and it sounds great. Something I've discovered with choosing bigger speaker diameters is you get better low end consistent frequencies but the punch isn't as good so make sure you have some 8's or 10's to supplement the punch or if you just have this 15 the bass will sound all muddied and low. The case is made of a hard plastic so it's fairly light and maneuverable. Praise the bass gods!
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submitted5 months ago
asked byTouche'
fromLos Angeles, CA
Do the wheels come with the unit?
No, they don't.submitteda year ago
asked byGV Sound man
fromGreen Valley, AZ
Does this come with casters?
No, it doesn't.submitteda year ago
asked byBrian
fromGreen Valley, AZ
Does this unit come with casters (wheels)?
No, it doesn't.submitted2 years ago
asked byBryan
fromTremonton Utah
I have 2 Yamaha DBR10s wall mounted. What is the best way to connect a Yamaha powered subwoofer? The Yamaha subwoofers show a L and R input. Can a single XLR running through the DBR10 pass through port connect to the L or R input on the subwoofer?
No. You need both sides.submitted3 years ago
asked bymiguel
fromorlando, fl
Would like to purchase this sub but only if i can pickup. i live in Orlando and i am willing to pickup at any central fl location. Buying it and paying for shipping is not worth it. Only saving $100.00 or so. Rather buy new and pickup.
I’m very sorry, this is not available for store pick up. Please give us a call to better help you out – 855-770-3373submitted5 years ago
asked byYah
fromHam Lake, MN
Can I use this Subwoofer for my two Yamaha DBR15 ?
This would work well as a sub woofer for the Yamaha DBR15.submitted7 years ago
asked byKdr
fromBuffalo NY
Do I need a separate crossover for this subwoofer or is there a built-in crossover? I need to send the line signal from the whole band to the subwoofer and then have it be crossed over to like under 80 Hertz or something.
All crossover work is done within the subwoofer.