Yamaha MGX16V W 22-Channel Digital Mixing Console with HDMI-USB 4K Video Capture and Pair of DBR10 10-Inch 700W Powered Speakers (White Video Bundle)

A White Digital Console That Captures 4K Video, Plus the Powered Speakers to Fill the Room

This white video bundle pairs the Yamaha MGX16V W 22-channel digital mixing console with two DBR10 10-inch 700W powered speakers, so you can mix every microphone and instrument, capture 4K video and audio together, and amplify the result from a single purchase. The MGX16V W is the rare console that handles a camera feed alongside the mix, and the matched DBR10 pair turns that mix into room-filling sound. It is built for the creator running a hybrid event, the worship team streaming the service, and the podcaster who films as well as records, all in a clean white finish meant to be seen on camera.

HDMI-USB 4K Video Capture Replaces Your Capture Card

The MGX16V W's HDMI-USB interface captures and passes through camera video up to 4K/60fps together with the full audio mix over a single USB cable. Plug a camera into HDMI, connect to a PC, and OBS is ready with no separate capture card or extra interface in the chain, while the HDMI Thru port keeps a clean feed running to a screen or projector for the room. For a hybrid live event, that means the broadcast and the in-room audience are served from one stable signal path.

Dual USB-C Streaming and a 16-Track microSD Safety Net

Two USB-C ports split the work: USB MAIN streams 22 inputs and 22 outputs at 32-bit/96 kHz into a DAW for multitrack recording, while USB SUB feeds a 2-track mix to a second device so a computer records as a phone or encoder streams. Three Multi-Stream Audio loopback channels fold in music, app audio, and remote callers. The onboard 16-track microSD recorder captures the session standalone, so even if the USB connection drops, the take is safe.

8 MGX Preamps and Studio Processing Built Into the Console

Eight MGX combo preamps capture vocals and instruments with the clean headroom Yamaha is known for, and every channel carries a 4-band parametric EQ, high-pass filter, noise gate, and 1-knob compressor. Onboard REV-X reverb, a multi-band compressor, a Ducker, and Pitch Fix run under 0.4 ms latency, finishing the sound in real time. A four-person podcast gets four headphone outputs and four mic inputs; a live band gets clean channel strips without a rack of outboard gear.

Two DBR10 700W Powered Speakers With D-CONTOUR DSP

Each DBR10 pairs a 10-inch woofer and a 1-inch compression driver with 700 watts of Class-D power for up to 129 dB max SPL from a 23.2-pound cabinet you carry one-handed. A FIR-X tuning crossover keeps the drivers phase-coherent, and D-CONTOUR DSP switches each speaker between front-of-house mains voicing and a floor-monitor wedge with one control. A 35mm pole socket stand-mounts each one, so the same pair covers your mains and your monitors.

How the Console and Speakers Work Together as One System

The MGX16V W's stereo XLR outputs feed the two DBR10 speakers directly with no adapters, while the eight MIX buses send independent monitor feeds if you split the pair into mains and a wedge. The console captures video and audio, records to a computer and microSD, and streams over USB, while the speakers deliver the mix to the room. One white Yamaha system handles the camera, the mix, the recording, and the amplification.

For the Video Creator, the Streaming Worship Team, and the Hybrid Event Operator

The first-timer gets a complete mix-stream-amplify rig in one order with nothing left to source. The upgrader gains 4K video capture, multitrack USB, standalone recording, and active speakers over a basic analog setup. The spec shopper gets 8 preamps, 22x22 USB at 32-bit/96 kHz, dual USB-C, a 16-track recorder, and two 700W mains. Mix it. Capture it. Amplify it. Record it.