Yamaha MGX16V B 22-Channel Digital Mixing Console Video Streaming Bundle with HDMI-USB 4K Capture, Pair of DBR15 15-Inch 1,000W Powered Speakers, and HPH-MT5 Closed-Back Studio Monitor Headphones

Yamaha MGX16V B Video Streaming Bundle: One Console for Live Sound, 4K Capture, and Studio Monitoring

This bundle is built for the creator who runs sound and video at the same time. The Yamaha MGX16V B is a 22-channel digital mixing console with a built-in HDMI-USB 4K video interface, so a single USB cable carries both your full mix and your camera feed to a streaming computer. Two DBR15 15-inch powered loudspeakers deliver 1,000W of full-range house sound for the room, while the HPH-MT5 closed-back headphones give you an isolated cue and mix-reference feed off the console's headphone outputs. It is a complete front-of-house, livestream, and recording rig in one purchase, aimed at the hybrid streamer, the worship tech, the band, and the mobile event op who needs all three jobs handled at once.

HDMI-USB 4K Video Capture Sends Sound and Picture Over a Single USB Cable

The MGX16V B is the video-equipped model in the MGX line, and the HDMI-USB interface is the reason this bundle exists. It captures and passes through 4K/60fps or 1080p/240fps video and sends both the video and the full audio mix to a PC over one USB connection, so OBS, YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram see a finished feed with no separate capture card. For video podcasting, hybrid live events, and on-camera streams, that single-cable workflow replaces a pile of separate interfaces and keeps audio and video locked together.

8 MGX Preamps, 32-Bit USB Audio, and 16-Track microSD Recording in One Box

Eight premium MGX mic/line combo preamps provide an 86 dB gain range, 125 dB dynamic range at the stereo output, and -128 dBu EIN, so vocals and instruments sit on an ultra-low noise floor. The USB MAIN interface streams 22 inputs and 22 outputs at 32-bit/96 kHz into Cubase, Ableton, or any DAW, and a separate USB SUB port adds a 2-in/2-out feed for a tablet. When there is no computer at all, the onboard 16-track microSD recorder captures the whole show for editing or backup, and the included Cubase AI and WaveLab Cast licenses give you the software to finish it.

The 4.3-Inch Touchscreen and Full FX Suite Put Studio Processing on Every Channel

A 4.3-inch color touchscreen, a Touch and Turn encoder, and five control knobs make a digital console feel like a hands-on analog board, while 16 physical 60 mm faders keep your levels under your fingers. Every channel carries 4-band parametric EQ, a high-pass filter, a noise gate, and a compressor. The FX suite adds REV-X Hall/Room/Plate reverbs, a multi-band compressor, a Ducker, a Delay for lip-sync, real-time Pitch Fix, and a Voice Changer, all running under 0.4 ms latency. Auto Gain, Clip Safe, and Scene Recall take the guesswork out of setup so a one-person crew can run the whole event.

Two DBR15 15-Inch Speakers Bring 1,000W and 132 dB SPL to the Room

The pair of DBR15 powered loudspeakers is what fills the space. Each cabinet runs a 1,000W Class-D bi-amp behind a 15-inch woofer and a 1.4-inch compression driver, hitting a 132 dB SPL peak with low end down to 50 Hz, so a full band or a DJ set has real headroom without a subwoofer. FIR-X tuning keeps transients tight and phase-aligned, and the D-CONTOUR DSP has dedicated FOH/MAIN and MONITOR presets. At 42.6 lb with dual side handles, each cabinet is genuinely one-person portable, and the 50-degree wedge angle lets either speaker double as a stage floor monitor.

HPH-MT5 Closed-Back Headphones Give You Isolated Cue and Mix Reference

The HPH-MT5 closed-back monitor headphones solve the problem the speakers can't: hearing your mix when the room is loud. The 40mm CCAW dynamic drivers deliver a flat, honest 20 Hz-20 kHz response tuned to Yamaha's studio-monitor philosophy, and the closed circumaural design isolates you from stage and crowd noise. The earcups rotate flat for single-ear cueing, the folding arms collapse into the included nylon bag, and the 9.8 ft detachable cable plugs into any of the console's four headphone outputs for a private monitor feed.

How the Console, Speakers, and Headphones Work as One Streaming PA Rig

Plug your microphones and instruments into the MGX16V B, run its stereo XLR outputs to the two DBR15 mains for the room, and send the HDMI camera feed and full mix to your computer over the single USB cable for the stream. Monitor the whole thing privately through the HPH-MT5 off a console headphone output while the audience hears the speakers. The mixer is the brain, the DBR15 pair is the voice in the room, and the headphones are your reference, so audio, video, and monitoring all stay in sync from one operator's position.

For the Hybrid Streamer, the Worship Tech, and the Band That Records Every Show

First-timers get a single box that handles live sound, 4K streaming, and recording without sourcing a capture card or separate monitors. Upgraders moving off an analog mixer plus a webcam gain 32-bit USB audio, onboard FX, and locked audio-video sync. Comparison shoppers get hard numbers, an 86 dB gain range, 132 dB SPL mains, and 40mm closed-back monitoring, that prove this is a full front-of-house, livestream, and studio rig in one purchase. Set it up once and run sound, video, and monitoring from one seat.