Yamaha MGX12 B 18-Channel Digital Mixing Console Mobile DJ Bundle with 2x DBR15 15-Inch 1,000W Powered Loudspeakers and HPH-MT5 Closed-Back Studio Monitor Headphones

Yamaha MGX12 B Mobile DJ Bundle: Big-Room PA, a Digital Console, and Reference Headphones in One Order

This bundle is built for the mobile DJ, the wedding and event operator, and the gigging engineer who needs to mix a full room and cue the next track without anyone hearing it. At the center sits the Yamaha MGX12 B, an 18-channel digital mixing console with the dual USB-C 32-bit/96 kHz interface, a 4.3-inch touchscreen, and four independent headphone outputs. Two DBR15 15-inch 1,000W powered loudspeakers throw a full-range house mix that fills the floor without a subwoofer, and the HPH-MT5 closed-back studio monitor headphones give you a private, accurate reference for cueing and mix decisions over the top of a 132 dB system. Three road-ready pieces, nothing left to source before the next gig.

4 MGX Mic Preamps and an 86 dB Gain Range That Captures the Whole Stage Cleanly

The MGX12 B carries four MGX mic preamps with an 86 dB gain range, 0.002% THD, and 125 dB of dynamic range, the digital evolution of Yamaha's industry-standard MG analog line. That headroom lets you set a quiet acoustic act and a belting vocalist on the same board without clipping one or burying the other. Auto Gain sets a sane starting level on each channel in seconds, Clip Safe pulls back transients before they distort, and the Sweet Spot Morphing Channel Strip shapes compression and EQ from a single knob so a vocal sits polished without a plugin chain.

Dual USB-C 32-Bit Recording and Bluetooth Make One Console Cover the Whole Event

The MAIN USB-C port is a full 18-in/18-out 32-bit/96 kHz audio interface for multitrack recording into a DAW, while the SUB port feeds a separate 2-in/2-out livestream mix at the same time, so you can record the band and stream the ceremony from one console. Onboard, the MGX12 B records up to 16 tracks to a microSD card with no computer attached, so you always have a board mix and a backup capture. Bluetooth 5.0 streams walk-in music, dinner sets, and backing tracks wirelessly from a phone or tablet, and a Sound Pad fires stingers and jingles on cue.

2x DBR15: 15-Inch, 1,000W Mains That Fill a Hall With No Subwoofer

Each DBR15 pairs a 15-inch low-frequency cone with a 1.4-inch compression driver, driven by 1,000W of Class-D bi-amp power for a 132 dB max SPL and a deep 50 Hz low end, the most cone area and the deepest reach in the DBR family. That means dance-floor punch and full-program music in mid-size and large rooms without dragging a subwoofer to the gig. FIR-X tuning aligns phase for a coherent stereo image, and the D-CONTOUR DSP offers FOH/MAIN and MONITOR presets so the same box runs as a main or, via its 50 degree wedge angle, as a stage floor monitor. An XLR mix-out daisy-chains a second cabinet and the 35 mm pole socket gets them up over the crowd fast.

HPH-MT5 Closed-Back Headphones: Silent Cueing and an Honest Reference Over a 132 dB PA

When the mains are pushing 132 dB, you cannot trust the room to tell you what the next track sounds like, you need a private, accurate reference. The HPH-MT5 delivers it with custom 40 mm CCAW dynamic drivers tuned flat across 20 Hz to 20 kHz, the same honest-monitoring philosophy behind Yamaha's NS-10 and HS-series studio monitors. Closed-back circumaural cups isolate you from the PA so you hear the cue, not the floor, and the earcups rotate flat for single-ear DJ-style monitoring with one cup on and one off. At 8.6 oz with a detachable 9.8-foot cable and a screw-on 1/4-inch adaptor, they stay comfortable through a five-hour reception and plug straight into any of the console's four headphone outputs.

How the Console, the Speakers, and the Headphones Work as One Mobile Rig

The signal flow is simple and complete: sources land on the MGX12 B's preamps and DSP, the stereo mix runs over balanced XLR to the two DBR15 mains, and your cue and monitor mix lands in the HPH-MT5 over one of four headphone outputs. Set both DBR15 cabinets to FOH for a big stereo house pair, or flip one to a D-CONTOUR monitor wedge for the stage. Because the console has four headphone outs, the DJ cues the next track while up to three performers or a second engineer get their own monitor feed, all from the same board, all referenced on the same accurate closed-back headphones.

For the Mobile DJ, the Wedding and Event Operator, and the Engineer Going Standalone

If you are buying your first complete rig, this is the whole front-of-house chain in one purchase: console, mains, and reference headphones, wired and ready. If you are upgrading from a small analog mixer and undersized tops, the move to a 32-bit digital console and 15-inch 1,000W mains is the jump from loud enough to fills the room with headroom to spare. And if you already gig and just need standalone capture, dual-USB streaming, and a private cue you can trust, the MGX12 B plus DBR15 pair plus HPH-MT5 closes every one of those gaps at once. Order yours and load in ready.