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Yamaha releases newest additions to DXS Series of powered subwoofers



Yamaha has announced the release of its newest additions to the DXS Series of powered subwoofers, the DXS15mkII and DXS12mkII and the last 2 models of the popular line of PA portable systems STAGEPAS 400BT and 600BT.

The DXS15mkII and DXS12mkII Powered Subwoofers

The new more compact and lighter weight, DXS15mkII and DXS12mkII are upgraded models of the current DXS15 and DXS12 sub-woofers that have adopted technologies developed for the DXS18.

Both models feature an upgraded 1020W Class-D amplifier and a 15” or 12” powerful woofer, now housed in a sturdier band-pass type plywood enclosure. Able to deliver 3dB higher SPL and 5Hz lower LF than their predecessors, the DXS15mkII can deliver an impressive 135 dB maximum SPL and an extended LF response down to 40Hz, while the DXS12mkII can produce 134 dB SPL and reach down to 42Hz with exceptional clarity and minimal distortion. They also feature D-XSUB original Yamaha proprietary DSP technology for additional control of the low frequency range via two selectable modes— BOOST and XTENDED LF— as well as a selectable crossover with three different options (80/100/120Hz) for various applications.


For even more portability and versatility than the current lineup, they are equipped with both M20 and 35mm pole sockets allowing for more flexible set up options, as well as an optional wheel kit for more efficient portability and set-up. Yamaha also offers the optional speaker covers with a functional design that provides added protection from unfavorable weather conditions during outdoor performances, dusty and dirty warehouse storage, or the rigors of road travel.

“Live sound reinforcement can present a broad range of challenges for live sound beginners and professionals alike, so we are always paying strict attention to the needs of our customers and how to improve their live audio experiences.,” said Yoshi Tsugawa, General Manager of Yamaha Pro Audio Division. “Working with our sister company Nexo, these new additions to the DXS Series add performance, flexibility and reliability, enabling them to exceed the demands of wider ranges of environments requiring high-quality bass performance and versatility in compact packages.”

The New STAGEPAS 400BT and 600BT

Both the 400BT and the 600BT feature two elegant and lightweight speakers and a removable self-powered mixer, along with a pair of speaker cables and a power cord, providing users with a complete and portable sound solution that can be configured quickly and easily in a variety of configurations and environments. Its Bluetooth feature allows users to transmit audio remotely from a distance of up to 10 meters from the amplifier / mixer unit, allowing musicians, speakers or instructors to have instant access to background music, sound effects or any other audio they choose from their music library.


Producing 400 watts and 680 watts respectively, the 400BT and 600BT offer a significant amount of output power considering the compact size of the system. Yamaha’s powerful DSP technologies ensure that each STAGEPAS delivers consistent high-quality sound at any volume level, while extending the life of the amplifier’s vital components using advanced limiter circuits. The innovative design of the loudspeakers also increases the performance of the system by offering high quality sound evenly distributed over a wide coverage area.

<“Since its launch in 2005, STAGEPAS has been a staple of live musical performances, events and applications such as lectures, training for beginners in audio engineering or musicians who prefer to configure their own sound,” said Yoshi Tsugawa, General Director of the Yamaha Pro Audio Division. “With the addition of wireless audio playback through the new Bluetooth audio streaming feature, we hope that the additional flexibility and freedom will inspire more creative and successful use with our best STAGEPAS.”


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