Yamaha MGX16V B 22-Channel Digital Mixing Console with HDMI-USB 4K Video Capture and 2x DBR15 15-Inch 1,000W Powered Loudspeakers

Yamaha MGX16V B and DBR15 Bundle: The Most Output This Console Pairing Delivers

This bundle is for the operator who has to fill a real room. The Yamaha MGX16V B is the hero: a 22-channel digital mixing console with eight premium MGX mic/line preamps, a 4.3-inch color touchscreen, 16 physical faders, onboard FX, and a built-in HDMI-USB interface that captures 4K video and the full mix over a single USB cable. Paired with it are two Yamaha DBR15 powered loudspeakers, each a 1,000W Class-D 15-inch full-range box that reaches 132 dB max SPL and extends down to 50 Hz. Of every MGX16V B speaker pairing, this is the one built for maximum low-end and headroom. The console mixes, records, and streams; the DBR15 pair pushes that mix across a mid-size room or an outdoor stage. Mix, amplify, record, and stream a full event in one purchase.

Why a 15-Inch DBR15 Pair Fills Rooms a 12-Inch Cabinet Strains To Cover

The DBR15 carries a 15-inch woofer on a 2.5-inch voice coil, the largest driver in the DBR family. That extra cone area is what lets the pair deliver well-defined low end down to 50 Hz and a 132 dB SPL peak without a subwoofer underneath it. For a full band, a DJ rig, or full-program music in a larger room, the 15-inch pair gives you the bass weight and headroom that 10- and 12-inch cabinets run out of. A 1.4-inch compression driver on a 1-inch throat handles the mids and highs across a 90-degree by 60-degree pattern, so the front rows and the back wall hear the same balanced mix.

HDMI-USB 4K Capture Lets You Stream the Same Show You Amplify

The reason to choose the V over the standard MGX16 is the built-in HDMI-USB video interface. Plug a camera or switcher into HDMI, and the console captures 4K/60fps or 1080p/240fps video while sending that video and the full audio mix to a computer over one USB connection. A worship service, a club night, or a band show that has to play to the room and broadcast to YouTube or Twitch at the same time runs both off one box. The 22-in/22-out USB MAIN interface streams every channel to a PC at 32-bit/96 kHz, and the 16-track microSD recorder backs up the multitrack independently in case the computer drops.

Eight Clean MGX Preamps and a Full Onboard FX Suite Run the Mix

Each of the eight MGX combo preamps offers an 86 dB gain range, 125 dB dynamic range, and -128 dBu EIN, so quiet condensers and hot line sources sit on the same low-noise floor. Every channel has a 4-band parametric EQ, high-pass filter, noise gate, and compressor, and the master FX rack adds REV-X Hall, Room, and Plate reverbs, a multi-band compressor, a Ducker, a lip-sync Delay, real-time Pitch Fix, and a Voice Changer, all under 0.4 ms latency. Assistive tools like Auto Gain, Clip Safe, and Scene Recall mean a single operator can dial in a clean show fast and recall the whole setup between sets.

How the Console and the Speaker Pair Work as One System

The MGX16V B has two XLR main outputs; run one to each DBR15 and the pair becomes your front-of-house mains, powered directly from the console with no outboard amplifier. Each DBR15 also has its own 2-channel onboard mixer and an XLR through/mix output, so you can daisy-chain a third cabinet or feed a delay speaker from the same line. Flip a DBR15 onto its 50-degree wedge angle and switch D-CONTOUR to MONITOR, and the same speaker becomes a stage floor monitor. The console sends the mix, the speakers shape and project it, and a microSD card captures the whole night for backup.

For the Gigging Band, the Mobile DJ, and the Worship Tech Who Need Real Volume

If you are buying your first complete PA, this is everything needed to mix and amplify a live event in one order, with the 15-inch pair giving you room to grow into bigger gigs. If you are upgrading from a small analog mixer and undersized speakers, the digital console adds onboard processing and capture while the DBR15 pair adds the low-end and SPL that smaller boxes never had. And if you are comparing powered systems on specs, the numbers carry it: 132 dB max SPL per cabinet, 50 Hz reach, 1,000W Class-D per box, an 86 dB-gain digital console with 4K capture, and a 42.6 lb cabinet weight that one person can load in. Everything you need to run sound and stream the show, in one purchase.