Yamaha MGX16V B 22-Channel Digital Mixing Console with HDMI-USB Video Interface and Pair of DBR10 10-Inch 700W Powered Speakers

A Complete Mix-Capture-and-Play PA: One Console, Two Powered Speakers

This bundle pairs the Yamaha MGX16V B digital mixing console with a matched pair of Yamaha DBR10 powered speakers to deliver a complete small-format sound system that mixes, streams, records, and fills the room from a single purchase. The MGX16V is the brain — a 22-channel digital console that captures your full audio mix and a 4K camera feed together over one USB cable — while the two DBR10s are the voice, putting 700 watts each behind clean, even coverage. It is built for the hybrid band, the house of worship, the streaming podcaster, and the mobile AV operator who needs front-of-house sound, livestream audio, and a multitrack recording all running at once.

The MGX16V Captures 4K Video and 22 Channels of Audio Over One USB Cable

The "V" in MGX16V is its HDMI-USB video interface. Plug a camera in over HDMI, connect the console to a computer with one USB cable, and OBS sees both your 4K video and your full audio mix — no separate capture card, no extra interface, no tangle of cables. The USB MAIN port streams 22 inputs and 22 outputs at 32-bit/96 kHz for multitrack recording or live mixing, and a 16-track microSD recorder captures a standalone backup in case the computer drops. For a creator livestreaming a full-band session to YouTube or TikTok, the entire signal chain becomes faster to set up and far more stable.

8 MGX Preamps and a Full Channel Strip on Every Input

Eight MGX mic/line combo preamps anchor the console with an 86 dB gain range, a 125 dB dynamic range, and a -128 dBu noise floor — clean and transparent rather than colored, so what goes in is what you mix. Every channel carries a 4-band parametric EQ, a noise gate, and a compressor, and the Total FX suite layers in REV-X Hall, Room, and Plate reverbs, a multi-band compressor, a Ducker that keeps a lead vocal on top, real-time Pitch Fix, and Guitar Amp Classics — all under 0.4 ms latency. Clip Safe quietly prevents digital clipping when a singer leans in, and Auto Gain sets levels for you. It is a full studio's worth of processing inside a 10.8 lb console.

Two DBR10 Powered Speakers Put 700W Each Behind the Mix

The mix only matters if the room can hear it, and that is the job of the two Yamaha DBR10s. Each is a 2-way bi-amplified powered speaker pairing a 10-inch woofer with a 1-inch compression driver, driven by 700 watts of Class-D power for up to 129 dB SPL from a cabinet that weighs just 23.2 lb. A FIR-X linear-phase crossover keeps the drivers phase-aligned for accurate, even sound, while onboard D-CONTOUR DSP lets one switch retune each speaker between front-of-house throw and floor-wedge monitoring. Run them as a stereo main pair on 35 mm pole-mount stands, or tilt them on the floor as monitor wedges — the same two speakers cover both roles.

How the Console and Speakers Work Together as One System

The MGX16V's two XLR main outputs feed the two DBR10s directly — balanced, full-level, no adapters needed. From there the console's eight MIX buses can send independent monitor feeds, so the same rig that runs front-of-house can also drive in-ear or wedge monitors for the performers. Set the DBR10s to FOH for the audience and, if you add more, MONITOR for the stage; recall a different routing setup with one tap of a sound pad. Everything that reaches the audience also reaches your stream and your microSD backup at the same time, because the console mixes once and routes everywhere.

For the Hybrid Band, the Streaming Church, and the Mobile AV Operator

If you are a band capturing rehearsals and streaming live sessions, this is your whole rig in two boxes plus a console: mix, monitor, record, and broadcast without renting or sourcing anything else. If you run a small house of worship or a meeting room, the Setup Assistant, Simple Mode, and Scene Recall make it usable by a rotating crew of volunteers. And if you are a mobile AV operator or DJ adding live mixing and video capture to your kit, the 10.8 lb console and 23.2 lb speakers load in fast and set up faster. One purchase. The mixer, the speakers, and the workflow that ties them together.