Yamaha MGX16V B 22-Channel Digital Mixing Console with HDMI-USB Video Interface, Pair of DBR10 10-Inch 700W Powered Speakers, and HPH-MT5 Studio Monitor Headphones

Yamaha MGX16V B Streaming Bundle: Mix It, Cue It on Headphones, Stream the Video, Fill the Room

This bundle is built for the solo creator and small AV team who run audio and 4K video together and need to hear exactly what is leaving the console before the room or the stream does. The Yamaha MGX16V B is the hero: a 22-channel digital mixing console with an onboard HDMI-USB video interface that captures and passes 4K/60fps video alongside the full audio mix over a single USB connection. The two DBR10 700W powered speakers fill the room as a stereo main pair, and the HPH-MT5 closed-back studio monitor headphones give you private, accurate cueing of the exact feed going to OBS and the microSD recorder. One purchase covers the entire mix-monitor-stream-amplify chain — nothing left to source before the first show.

HDMI-USB 4K Video Capture Turns the Console Into a Streaming Hub

The V in MGX16V is video. Plug a camera into the HDMI input, connect the console to a PC over USB, and the MGX16V hands OBS both the 4K/60fps video and the full audio mix on one cable — no separate capture card, no second interface, no sync drift between the camera and the board. The HDMI passthrough lets you keep a confidence monitor live while you stream. For video podcasters, livestream operators, and hybrid-event AV techs, this collapses what used to be a rack of separate gear into a single box that boots fast and stays stable through a long broadcast.

22-in/22-out USB Audio and 16-Track microSD Recording Capture Every Channel

The USB MAIN interface streams 22 inputs and 22 outputs at 32-bit/96 kHz directly into your DAW or streaming software for full multitrack recording and live mixing. An onboard 16-track microSD recorder captures a standalone backup with no computer in the path, so a dropped USB connection or a software crash never costs you the take. Record the multitrack session and run the live stream at the same time, then revisit and remix every channel later. The 8 premium MGX mic/line combo preamps feed it an 86 dB gain range, 125 dB dynamic range at the stereo output, and a -128 dBu EIN noise floor.

Touchscreen Control, Full DSP, and Studio Processing on Every Channel

A 4.3-inch color touchscreen pairs with a Touch and Turn encoder, five control knobs, and 16 physical 60 mm faders so you mix with your hands and your eyes, not buried menus. Every channel carries a noise gate, compressor, and 4-band parametric EQ, and the master section adds REV-X reverbs, a multi-band compressor, a Ducker, and Pitch Fix — all under 0.4 ms latency. Bluetooth 5.0 streams walk-in music into the mix, and 8 assignable Sound Pads across 4 banks fire jingles, stingers, scene recall, and test tones. For a solo operator running a stream and a room at once, the processing that used to live in outboard gear is built into the board.

Two DBR10 700W Powered Speakers Fill the Room as Mains or Monitors

Each DBR10 is a 2-way bi-amped powered speaker with a 10-inch woofer, a 1-inch compression driver, and 700W of Class-D power for up to 129 dB max SPL — all from a 23.2 lb cabinet light enough to carry in one hand. FIR-X linear-phase tuning at 2.1 kHz integrates the drivers for accurate, natural sound, and D-CONTOUR onboard DSP retunes each cabinet for front-of-house throw or floor-wedge monitoring with one switch. The 35 mm pole sockets mount the pair as a stereo main, or a beveled cabinet lays down as a stage monitor. The console's two XLR main outputs feed the speakers directly — no adapters needed.

HPH-MT5 Closed-Back Headphones Let You Hear the Stream Before the Audience Does

When you are mixing for a 4K stream and a recording at the same time, the speakers tell you what the room hears — but not what OBS and the microSD card are capturing. The HPH-MT5 closed-back studio monitor headphones plug into the console headphone output and give you a flat, honest 20 Hz-20 kHz reference of the exact feed going out. Custom 40mm dynamic drivers with CCAW voice coils, a circumaural closed-back design that isolates you from speaker leakage, and a rotating earcup for single-ear cueing make them the private confidence monitor that turns a speakers-only PA into a true broadcast monitoring rig. The detachable 9.8 ft cable and folding arms keep them session-ready.

How the Console, Speakers, and Headphones Work Together as One Streaming Rig

The flow is built around a single operator running a hybrid show. The MGX16V mixes every microphone, instrument, and playback source, captures the 4K camera feed, and sends audio and video to the PC over one USB cable into OBS. The two XLR main outputs feed the DBR10 pair so the room hears the mix, while the 16-track microSD recorder rolls a safety backup. The HPH-MT5 headphones plug into the console headphone output so you cue and confidence-check what is going to the stream and the recording in private, before it reaches the room or the viewers. Combo XLR/TRS inputs, RCA, Bluetooth, USB, and 35 mm pole-mount speakers cover mics, instruments, computers, and phones — one Yamaha system, end to end.

Who This Yamaha MGX16V B Streaming Bundle Is For

For the video podcaster recording a multi-camera show, this is the board that hands OBS audio and 4K video on one cable and lets you monitor the result on headphones. For the worship broadcast tech running front-of-house sound and a livestream alone, the DBR10 mains fill the room while the cans confirm the stream feed is clean. For the hybrid-event AV operator who needs FOH sound, a livestream, and a recording running at once, all three components are road-ready. For the first-time buyer building a video-streaming setup who wants the mixer, the speakers, and the monitoring in one purchase instead of three — this is the complete rig. Mix it. Cue it. Stream it. Fill the room.