Yamaha DXS15

Yamaha DXS15 Active 15 inch Subwoofer 600 Watt

You'll be amazed at the rock-solid bass and consistent performance you get from Yamaha's DXS15 powered subwoofer, part of their new DXR/DXS line of Class D-powered PA speakers. Housed in a durable wooden enclosure, the 15" DXS15 subwoofer represents Yamaha's latest sound reinforcement technology. The DXS15 subwoofer packs maximum performance into an efficient design that's perfect for the gigging musician, school sound systems, and houses of worship. And thanks to the built-in D-XSUB processing, the DXS15 delivers the kind incredibly deep bass you'd expect from a much larger subwoofer. Whether you're playing pre-recorded music or performing for a crowd, you'll love the rich low end the Yamaha DXS15 powered subwoofer adds to your sound system.

Features

Yamaha DXS15 Powered Subwoofer at a Glance:

• High-power, Class D amplifier
• Stellar sound quality
• Easy to integrate

High-power, Class D amplifier

The Yamaha DXS15 employs a 600W RMS Class D amplifier to serve up rich, solid bass reinforcement. The ample wattage doesn't just let the DXS15 get loud, it gives it the headroom needed to reproduce the dynamics and nuances in your music. And thanks to the ultra-lightweight Class D amplifier, the DXS15's big sound is still convenient to transport.

Stellar sound quality

Yamaha used a lot of innovative technology to get the maximum sonic quality out of the DXS15 powered subwoofer. For example, Yamaha's D-XSUB technology lets you extend the frequency response of the DXS15 for when you really need maximum bass impact, incredibly useful in larger rooms. Also, the acoustically-optimized wooden enclosure is designed to resist distortion at high output levels, greatly enhancing sound quality even at extreme levels.

Easy to integrate

It's easy to add the DXS15 powered subwoofer to your DRX loudspeaker system, or any other powered system for that matter. Dual XLR inputs let you connect to your mixer, crossover system, or main speaker throughputs, and parallel XLR outputs make it easy to add additional DXS subwoofers for even more ground-shaking bass reinforcement.