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The culmination of the accrued sound reinforcement, acoustics and signal processing technology expertise—particularly with the introduction of Yamaha's Dante-enabled models—DZR represents the first fully integrated, smart/editable speaker range of Yamaha professional, powered loudspeakers.

The DZR10 is 2-way bi-amped powered loudspeaker offering superb clarity at an impressive 137dB SPL. With top-notch SPL performance, sophisticated DSP processing and unrivaled low-frequency sound reproduction, the DZR10 realizes a truly professional sound delivered with a level of power that belies its compact, lightweight design.
Yamaha DZR10 10" 2,000W Powered Speaker
Yamaha DZR10 10" 2,000W Powered Speaker
Yamaha DZR10 10" 2,000W Powered Speaker

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  • 96kHz DSP
  • Advanced FIR-X Tuning for clarity and power
  • D-CONTOUR intelligent multi-band compressor
  • DSP protection for maximum output and component longevity
  • Custom-designed transducers
  • Rotatable horns and multiple mounting options 
  • Export log data for rapid troubleshooting
  • 2-way powered loudspeaker with a 2" HF and a 10" LF
  • 2,000W Class-D amplifier module
  • 96kHz DSP and FIR filter for true high-resolution sound with super low latency
  • Floor monitoring setting
  • Lightweight yet very durable plywood cabinet with premium-grade polyurea coating

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Speaker configuration
  • Active/passive: Active
  • Type: Full range
  • LF driver: 10"
  • MF driver: Not applicable
  • HF driver: 1" (2" VC)
Power
  • Amplifier class: D
  • Wattage: 2,000W
  • Mixer/preamp: No
Audio
  • Frequency response: 44Hz–20kHz
  • Coverage pattern: 90° x 60° (rotatable)
  • Max SPL: 137dB
Inputs
  • XLR/Combo: 2
Output/thru
  • XLR: 2
Enclosure
  • Cabinet material: Plywood, polyurea paint
  • Width: 12.4"
  • Height: 21.1"
  • Depth: 28.3"
  • Weight: 39.5 lb.

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  • submitteda year ago

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    fromHartford Ct

    How do these speakers stack up to k line qsc . Be specific . We are four piece 60s Happy Hour band , a lot of vocal trying to avoid having to purchase sub

    How do these speakers stack up to k line qsc . Be specific . We are four piece 60s Happy Hour band , a lot of vocal trying to avoid having to purchase sub

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    Ok, a 60s Happy Hour band doesn't need a sub. You may want to think about going with more than a 10". Yamaha claims a significantly higher volume: 130 v 137 Db.