Yamaha MGX12V B 18-Channel Digital Mixing Console with HDMI Video Interface and 2 DBR10 10-Inch 700W Powered Loudspeakers

The Complete Yamaha Live Sound and Streaming System in One Order

This bundle pairs the Yamaha MGX12V B 18-channel digital mixing console with two DBR10 10-inch powered loudspeakers, delivering a full front-of-house and streaming rig that mixes, processes, captures, and amplifies from a single purchase. The console is the brain — four MGX preamps, dual USB-C recording, and a 4K HDMI video interface — and the pair of DBR10 active speakers are the voice, each pushing 700 watts and 129 dB of clean output. Buy them separately and you have to match preamp output to speaker input, source the right cables, and hope the tuning lines up. Bought together, it is one cohesive Yamaha signal chain from microphone to room.

Four MGX Preamps and 86 dB of Gain Set the Tone at the Source

Sound quality starts at the preamp, and the MGX12V B brings four MGX mic/line combo inputs with an 86 dB gain range and a 125 dB dynamic range. That headroom captures a quiet acoustic guitar and a screaming vocal on the same board without hiss or clipping, and the high-performance converters feed a pristine 32-bit USB stream. For the engineer who has fought noisy budget mixers, the -128 dBu equivalent input noise and sub-0.002 percent THD are the spec that lets the DBR10s reproduce the performance honestly instead of amplifying console hiss.

HDMI 4K Video Capture Makes This a Hybrid Event and Streaming Console

The "V" model adds a built-in HDMI-USB video interface: one HDMI IN and one HDMI THRU capture and pass through 4K/60fps or 1080p/240fps video and route it to a computer right next to the audio mix. A house of worship broadcasting a service, a hybrid corporate event, or a game streamer can drop a separate capture card entirely — the MGX12V B locks audio and video together and even includes a Delay for lip-sync. The mix you hear through the DBR10s in the room is the same mix going out to the stream.

How the Pair of DBR10 Speakers Turns the Console Into a Full PA

A mixer makes decisions; the DBR10s make them heard. Each 10-inch two-way cabinet runs a 700-watt Class-D bi-amp powerplant to 129 dB max SPL, with Yamaha's FIR-X linear-phase crossover at 2.1 kHz keeping the drivers phase-accurate. The XLR and TRS outputs on the MGX12V B feed the combo inputs on each speaker directly, so the stereo mix lands in the room with no extra interface. Set the pair on 35mm poles for front-of-house mains, or tilt one onto its 50-degree bevel as a floor-monitor wedge — the onboard D-CONTOUR DSP retunes the cabinet for either role with a single switch.

Dual USB-C, microSD, and Bluetooth Cover Every Recording and Playback Job

Beyond live reinforcement, the MGX12V B records the night while it runs it. USB MAIN handles 18-track multitrack capture at 32-bit into the included Cubase AI, USB SUB delivers a clean 2-track broadcast feed, and the microSD slot records up to 16 tracks with no laptop in sight. Bluetooth 5.0 streams walk-in and intermission music straight into the mix and out through the DBR10s. The complete Steinberg software suite — Cubase AI, WaveLab Cast LE, Basic FX Suite, and the free MixKey mixer — means the recording and mastering tools ship in the box.

Smart Tools and Portability for the Operator Who Sets Up Fast

A 4.3-inch touchscreen, 12 tactile faders, and the TOUCH AND TURN knob keep the console fast under pressure, while Simple Mode, Smart Gain, Clip Safe, and Scene Recall let one tech reconfigure between a band, a speaker, and a stream in seconds. The whole rig stays portable: the console is 9 pounds and 13.2 inches wide, and each DBR10 is just 23.2 pounds with a top carry handle and an XLR thru for daisy-chaining a subwoofer later. It loads into a car and sets up in minutes.

For the Mobile Engineer, the Streaming Creator, and the Venue Upgrading From Analog

This system fits three buyers. The mobile sound engineer gets a complete, matched front-of-house rig that fits one trip to the car. The streaming and content creator gets a console that captures 4K video and multitrack audio together and integrates with OBS and Stream Deck. And the venue or house of worship moving up from an analog board gets Yamaha True Sound, digital recall, and a pair of powered speakers ready to fill the room — all from a single Yamaha-engineered package that works together out of the box.