Yamaha MGX16 W 22-Channel Digital Mixing Console White Full-Range PA Bundle with Two DBR15 15-Inch 1,000W Powered Speakers

Yamaha MGX16 W White PA Bundle: A Mixer, Two 15-Inch Powered Speakers, and a Recorder in One Order

This bundle is the complete front-of-house rig for the band, mobile DJ, worship team, or content creator who wants one white-finish system that mixes the room, fills it with sound, and records the night. The Yamaha MGX16 W is the hero: a 22-channel digital mixing console with eight premium MGX preamps, a 4.3-inch touchscreen, and a built-in 22-in/22-out USB audio interface. Its stereo XLR outputs feed two Yamaha DBR15 powered loudspeakers — 15-inch, 1,000W cabinets that hit 132 dB SPL and reach down to 50 Hz. Nothing to source, nothing to match: the white mixer and the big-woofer speakers arrive ready to wire and run.

8 MGX Preamps and 125 dB Dynamic Range Give Every Microphone Room to Breathe

The MGX16 W carries eight MGX premium mic preamps with an 86 dB gain range and 125 dB of dynamic range at the stereo output. That headroom matters when a quiet vocal condenser and a loud kick mic share the same console — both stay clean, with Yamaha True Sound keeping distortion ultra-low. Eight combo Mic/Line inputs, four TRS line inputs, and four RCA inputs cover a full band, a DJ feed, or a podcast panel, and the full DSP suite adds gate, compressor, EQ, reverb, amp simulation, voice changer, ducker, and a lip-sync delay to every channel.

The 22x22 USB Interface and 16-Track microSD Recorder Turn the Console Into a Studio

One USB cable turns the MGX16 W into a 22-in/22-out audio interface at 32-bit/96 kHz, so a laptop running OBS or a DAW sees every channel for live streaming and multitrack capture. A second 2-in/2-out USB SUB port routes to a phone or tablet at the same time. When no computer is in the rig, the console records 16 tracks straight to a microSD card at up to 24-bit/96 kHz — a full multitrack backup of the performance with nothing else plugged in. Bluetooth 5.0 streams walk-in music, and eight customizable Sound Pads fire jingles, stings, and scene recalls on cue.

A 4.3-Inch Touchscreen, Auto Gain, and Scene Recall Let One Person Run the Whole Show

A 4.3-inch touchscreen, a TOUCH AND TURN knob, and 15+1 sixty-millimeter faders give fast, tactile control over routing, effects, and levels. Auto Gain sets each input automatically, Clip Safe catches sudden peaks before they distort, and Scene Recall snaps the entire console back to a saved setup between acts. Simple and Standard operating modes scale the interface from first-timer to seasoned engineer. At just 10.4 pounds in a clean white chassis, the console drops into any bag and matches a modern white stage or studio.

Two DBR15 Speakers Deliver 1,000W of Full-Range, 132 dB Output Down to 50 Hz

Each Yamaha DBR15 is a 1,000W Class-D bi-amp powered loudspeaker — 800W to a custom 15-inch woofer with a 2.5-inch voice coil and 200W to a 1.4-inch compression driver. The pair reaches a 132 dB SPL peak and extends to 50 Hz, so a DJ dance set, a full band, or program music lands with weight and headroom in a mid-size room without a separate subwoofer. FIR-X tuning uses a linear-phase crossover at 2.1 kHz for coherent, phase-aligned sound, and D-CONTOUR DSP offers a FOH/MAIN preset for mains duty and a MONITOR preset for floor-wedge use.

How the White Mixer and Speakers Work Together as One Powered System

The MGX16 W mixes up to eight microphones and sends a stereo mix from its two XLR outputs directly into the DBR15 inputs — each speaker's onboard amplifier powers itself, so there is no separate amp rack to carry or wire. Mount both cabinets on tripod stands using their 35 mm pole sockets, or angle one as a 50-degree floor monitor. The console handles the mix and the recording, the speakers handle the volume, and a single USB cable handles the stream. Every signal path is matched and ready out of the box.

For the Mobile DJ, Worship Team, Gigging Band, and Content Creator Who Wants One Complete Rig

First-timers get a guided touchscreen, Auto Gain, and a system where every cable already has a home. Upgraders moving off an analog mixer and passive speakers gain a 22x22 USB interface, onboard multitrack recording, and self-powered 15-inch cabinets in a 10.4-pound console. Comparison shoppers get the hard numbers — 86 dB preamp gain, 125 dB dynamic range, 132 dB SPL per speaker, and 50 Hz low end — in a coordinated white-finish package. Plug in the mics, raise the faders, and run the room.