Yamaha DM3S 22-Channel Digital Mixing Console Full-Range PA Bundle with 2 DBR15 15-Inch 1,000W Powered Loudspeakers

A Complete Digital Front-of-House: The DM3S Console Paired with Two DBR15 Powered Mains

This bundle is a self-contained professional PA: a Yamaha DM3 Standard 22-channel digital mixing console feeding a stereo pair of DBR15 15-inch powered loudspeakers. It is built for the engineer, band, mobile DJ, or house of worship that needs full-range sound with real low-end authority and the routing depth of a digital desk — in one purchase, with nothing left to source. The DM3S handles every input, effect, and monitor send from a 9-inch multi-touch screen and motorized faders; the two DBR15 cabinets turn that mix into 132 dB of clean, room-filling output. Plug the mixer's main outputs into the speakers, raise the faders, and the system is live.

The DM3S Puts 22 Channels and a 9-Inch Touchscreen at Your Fingertips

The DM3 Standard packs 22 mixing channels — 16 mic/line inputs, a stereo input, and two FX returns — into a console just 12.6 inches wide. Sixteen Yamaha mic preamps with -126 dBu equivalent input noise give clean gain to condensers and dynamics alike, while a 9-inch multi-touch screen with the GainFinder system makes setting levels a visual, mistake-proof task. Nine motorized 100mm faders deliver physical control that touchscreen-only mixers can't, and the single Touch & Turn encoder reaches every parameter the screen exposes. For engineers who train assistants, the 1-knob COMP and 1-knob EQ collapse complex dynamics and tone moves into a single intuitive control per channel.

18-In/18-Out USB Turns the Console Into a Recording and Streaming Hub

The DM3S is also an 18-in/18-out USB audio interface at 96 kHz. Every channel can be captured to a DAW for a live multitrack recording, or routed straight into OBS and streaming software over a single USB cable — so the same console that runs the room also produces the broadcast. Latency stays under 1.3 ms from input to output, keeping live monitoring tight even with processing engaged. A band can mix the show and record the multitrack at once; a worship tech can run the service and stream it without a second rig.

Two DBR15 Cabinets Bring 1,000 Watts and 50 Hz Low End to Every Seat

Each DBR15 drives a custom 15-inch woofer and a 1.4-inch compression driver with a 1,000W Class-D bi-amp section, hitting a 132 dB peak SPL and reaching down to 50 Hz. That larger woofer and 2.5-inch voice coil deliver the kind of bass weight that smaller 10- and 12-inch tops can't — kick, bass, and DJ low-end land with authority, often without needing a separate subwoofer. Yamaha's FIR-X tuning crossover at 2.1 kHz uses a linear-phase filter to align the woofer and driver in time and phase, so vocals stay intelligible and the full range sounds like one coherent source. Onboard D-CONTOUR DSP adds FOH/MAIN and MONITOR voicings, so the same cabinet works as a main or a floor wedge with one switch.

One Stereo Pair, Pole-Mounted and Rig-Ready in Minutes

At 42.6 pounds each, the DBR15 cabinets are the most portable powered speaker class Yamaha makes, with dual side handles and a steel grille for fast, balanced one-person load-in. A 35mm pole socket on each drops it onto a speaker stand or subwoofer pole, and three M8 rigging threads accept brackets or eye-bolts for fixed installation. Each cabinet also carries its own 2-channel mixer with combo and RCA inputs plus an XLR thru/mix output — so beyond the DM3S, the speakers can take a direct source or daisy-chain to additional cabinets. The 50-degree wedge angle lets either speaker lie down as a stage monitor when the gig calls for it.

How the Console and Speakers Work Together as One System

The DM3S sends its main mix out over balanced analog outputs straight into the DBR15 inputs — no separate power amplifier, no amp rack, no impedance matching. The console's monitor sends can feed a DBR15 laid flat as a wedge using the speaker's MONITOR D-CONTOUR preset, while the mains run the FOH/MAIN voicing. The 18-in/18-out USB path records or streams the same mix the room hears. Every routing decision lives on the touchscreen; every watt of output lives in the two cabinets. Together they cover input, mix, effects, recording, streaming, and amplified output as a single integrated front-of-house.

For the Band, the Mobile DJ, and the House of Worship Buying One System

If you're assembling your first complete PA, this bundle skips the guesswork — a pro digital console and a full-range powered pair that won't run out of headroom as your events grow. If you're upgrading from an analog mixer and smaller tops, the DM3S adds recallable scenes, USB recording, and visual gain-setting while the DBR15 pair brings the low-end punch a 12-inch system was missing. And if you're comparing systems on spec, the case is clear: 22 channels, 96 kHz, 18-in/18-out USB, two 1,000W 15-inch cabinets at 132 dB, FIR-X phase alignment, and dual DSP voicings — a touring-grade front-of-house in one order.