Secondhand Yamaha DXS15 Sub - PAIR

Secondhand Yamaha DXS15 Sub - PAIR

• PA subwoofer
• 15" woofer with 2.5" voice coil in an efficient bandpass enclosure
• socket accepts standard 1-3/8" speaker stands
• built-in amp: 600 watts RMS (950 peak)
• maximum SPL: 132 dB
• inputs: stereo XLR
• outputs: stereo XLR
• power consumption: 120 watts
• frequency range: 45-160 Hz

Powered Subwoofer: The DXS series power subwoofer features a customized, high-power handling 15" woofer with superior damping, for a clean, accurate delivery of the massive power produced by its 600W RMS/950W Peak Class-D high-efficiency amplifier. The DXS series powered sub has an all-new band-pass design that produces extremely high SPL by drastically reducing the distortion.

D-XSUB Processing: D-XSUB is a newly-developed processing technology exclusively for subwoofers that dynamically controls the low frequency range. Powerful D-XSUB processing allows you to choose from either Normal, Boost or Xtended LF settings. You can select either mode in accordance with various applications and musical genres.

• Normal mode gives you the ideally balanced low-frequency response.
• Boost mode provides a more tight and focused bass.
• Xtended LF mode drops the low end frequencies down-even further for thunderous bottom end that delivers.

Low-Pass Filter: The powered sub features a variable low-pass filter. You can set the low-pass filter's cutoff frequency at 120Hz, 100Hz, or 80Hz. The filter will cut the frequency components above the specified threshold. If you are using the DXS series sub along with a DXR series PA speaker, match this frequency to DXR's HPF switch setting.

Polarity Switch: In most cases, the Normal setting is recommend. However, the Inverted setting may improve low-range response, depending on the type and location of the speaker system. Try both settings and select the one that produces the best low-end sound.

Balanced Inputs & Outputs: The powered subwoofer features a balanced stereo XLR input for connection to a DXR-series speaker's "through"-output or the balanced XLR output of a mixer. The balanced stereo XLR outputs allow the powered sub's input signal to be passed through unaffected to another sub, mixer, or component.

DSP-Controlled Advanced Protection System: Powerful protection circuits ensure secure protection in the speaker unit, amplifier unit, and power supply unit. This
protection functionality promotes optimal performance of each component and optimum reliability without distortion even in challenging environments. LED indicators will light and the speaker output will be muted in the following situations.