Yamaha DM3S 22-Channel Digital Mixing Console 12-Inch Powered Speaker Bundle with 2x DXR12mkII 1100W 2-Way PA Loudspeakers

Yamaha DM3S Bundle: A Complete Digital PA From Console to Cabinet

This bundle pairs the Yamaha DM3S 22-channel digital mixing console with two DXR12mkII 12-inch powered loudspeakers - the front end and the output of a full small-format PA in a single purchase. The DM3S handles mixing, processing, recording, and routing; the pair of DXR12mkII cabinets turns that mix into 134 dB of clean, phase-coherent sound across the room. It is built for the engineer running a club, a house of worship, a school auditorium, or a mobile band rig who wants pro-grade tools without assembling the system piece by piece.

The DM3S Packs a Full-Size Console Into a 12.6-Inch Footprint

The DM3S delivers 22 mixing channels - 16 mic/line inputs, 1 stereo input, and 2 FX returns - from a console barely wider than a laptop. Sixteen mic preamps measure -126 dBu equivalent input noise, clean enough for sensitive condensers and broadcast dynamics alike. Six mix buses plus two matrices handle monitor sends, broadcast feeds, and zone routing, while two REV HD/REV R3 effects engines supply 18 studio-grade effect types.

A 9-Inch Touchscreen and 9 Motorized Faders You Actually Touch

Mixing on the DM3S happens on a 9-inch multi-touch display backed by Yamaha's GainFinder visual gain workflow and a single Touch and Turn encoder that grabs any parameter. But it is not a touchscreen-only mixer: nine motorized 100mm faders give you real physical control that recalls scenes and layers instantly, and 1-knob COMP and 1-knob EQ let you shape dynamics and tone per channel without diving into menus. It runs at 96 kHz with under 1.3 ms of processing latency.

Record the Show and Control It From the Floor

An 18-in/18-out USB 2.0 interface streams every channel into Pro Tools, Logic, or Cubase for multitrack capture, and the DM3 doubles as a DAW remote controller. A 2-track direct-to-USB recorder captures the stereo mix to a thumb drive with no laptop at all. Add the free DM3 StageMix iPad app and you can walk the room, ring out monitors, and tune the mix from anywhere on the network.

Two DXR12mkII Cabinets Deliver 134 dB With Phase-Coherent Clarity

Each DXR12mkII is a 12-inch, 2-way bi-amplified powered speaker with an 1100W Class-D engine - 950 watts low, 150 watts high - and a 134 dB peak SPL ceiling from a 41-pound cabinet. Yamaha's FIR-X tuning runs a linear-phase crossover that time-aligns the 12-inch ferrite woofer with the 1.75-inch neodymium compression driver, so the crossover region stays coherent and vocals sit naturally. The 12-inch woofer reaches down to 52 Hz, covering kick and bass body without a subwoofer for most rooms.

D-CONTOUR Lets the Same Pair Serve as Mains or Monitors

D-CONTOUR DSP on each DXR12mkII switches the cabinet between FOH/MAIN voicing for a pole-mounted main and MONITOR voicing for a floor wedge - so the two speakers in this bundle can run as a stereo front-of-house pair or split into a main and a stage monitor as the gig demands. A 35mm pole socket with 0 or 7 degree tilt mounts them on stands, and M10 flying points handle permanent installs. Each cabinet even carries its own 3-channel mixer for standalone use.

How the Console and Speakers Work Together as One System

The DM3S sends its main mix out on balanced XLR; each DXR12mkII takes that signal on its INPUT1 XLR and amplifies it internally - no separate power amp, no processor rack, no speaker wire. Run the pair in stereo off the console's L/R outputs, or feed one as a main and use a mix bus to drive the other as a wedge. Daisy-chain more cabinets later via each speaker's LINK OUT. Console in, sound out - the signal chain is complete the moment you open the boxes.

For the Engineer Building a Real PA in One Purchase

The first-timer gets an entire front-to-back system that needs nothing but cables and a power outlet. The upgrader stepping off an analog mixer and passive speakers gets recallable digital mixing, USB multitrack, and self-powered, phase-aligned cabinets. And the comparison shopper gets the spec sheet that ends the search: a 22-channel 96 kHz console with motorized faders feeding a 2200W-combined, 134 dB powered speaker pair. Plug in and run sound.