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Yamaha DBR10 — Compact 10" Powered PA Speaker

The Yamaha DBR10 is the most portable member of the DBR loudspeaker family, created to deliver a full-range sound experience from a lightweight enclosure. Pairing a 10" woofer with a 1" high-frequency compression driver in a 2-way bi-amped design, this model uses 700 W of peak Class-D power to reach a maximum SPL of 129 dB from a 10.5 kg cabinet. It fits the needs of solo acts, mobile DJs, and small-venue sound reinforcement.

What Stands Out in the DBR10

FIR-X tuning DSP from Yamaha aligns the drivers in time using linear-phase filtering, while D-CONTOUR processing adjusts the output for main or monitor use. The enclosure is molded from plastic and features a 50° monitor tilt, top handle, 35 mm pole-mount socket, and M8 rigging points for flexible installation options.

Power, Inputs, and Processing

Producing 700 W peak (350 W RMS) through a Class-D amplifier, this speaker achieves up to 129 dB SPL — more than enough for rehearsal rooms and small bars. On the back panel, you’ll find a 2-channel mixer with XLR/TRS combo jacks, RCA input, switchable high-pass filter, and a balanced XLR output for daisy-chaining additional speakers.

• Frequency Range: 55 Hz – 20 kHz — You get full-range speech and music without needing a subwoofer in smaller venues.
• LF / HF Drivers: 10" woofer + 1" compression driver — The bi-amped, 2-way system with FIR-X tuning DSP delivers clarity and punch.
• Peak SPL: 129 dB — There's ample headroom for rooms with 50–100 people.
• This model’s inputs accept both XLR/TRS and RCA sources, so running a mic and playback device simultaneously is simple even for beginners.
• Dispersion / Pole Mount: 90° × 60° horn, 35 mm socket — Expect wide, even coverage when used on a standard speaker stand.

Who Should Choose This Speaker

This cabinet fits solo acoustic acts, mobile DJs, and small bands needing a single powered box for both main PA and monitor roles. Weighing just 10.5 kg and fitted with a top handle, it is easy to transport. Plug a vocal mic and a smartphone directly into the mixer, and you’re ready to go. For bigger venues, pair it with a subwoofer and activate the high-pass filter. Note: Bluetooth is not included—use RCA for wired playback.