Yamaha DXR12mkII 12-Inch 2-Way Powered Loudspeaker
The Yamaha DXR12mkII drives a 12-inch woofer and a 1.75-inch compression driver in a 2-way, bi-amped cabinet from 1100 W of power. It reaches 134 dB SPL, with bandwidth down to 52 Hz.
Yamaha’s mkII update to the DXR Series raises SPL and adds a larger, much lighter 1.75-inch neodymium compression driver for clear voices. The series was developed with the touring loudspeaker specialists at NEXO. FIR-X tuning, a linear phase crossover, handles the handoff between the two drivers. D-CONTOUR processing has FOH/MAIN and MONITOR settings that shape the response for how the speaker is being used.
The rear panel takes an XLR mic or line input, a pair of phone inputs, and a pair of RCA inputs, each with its own level control. An XLR thru passes input 1 along, and a link output sends the signal to the next DXR. The cabinet is black matte ABS, with a 35 mm pole socket that sits at 0 or 7 degrees, and three flying points for eyebolts.
Features
- 12-inch woofer and 1.75-inch neodymium compression driver
- 1100 W dynamic and 700 W continuous output power
- 134 dB SPL maximum output
- 90° by 60° nominal coverage
- 52 Hz to 20 kHz frequency range (−10 dB)
- FIR-X tuning linear phase crossover
- D-CONTOUR with FOH/MAIN and MONITOR settings
- XLR, phone, and RCA inputs with XLR thru and link out
- 35 mm pole socket with 0 and 7 degree positions
- 18.6 kg (41.0 lb) net weight








