Yamaha DM3S 22-Channel Digital Mixing Console Portable PA Bundle with 2 DBR10 10-Inch 700W Powered Loudspeakers

Yamaha DM3S Portable PA Bundle: A Full Rig That Fits in the Back Seat

This bundle is built for the performer, presenter, or sound provider who needs a complete, professional PA that one person can carry. It pairs the Yamaha DM3S — a 22-channel digital mixing console with a 9-inch touchscreen and motorized faders — with two DBR10 powered loudspeakers, the lightest cabinets in Yamaha's DBR line at 23.2 pounds each. The DM3S handles every input, processes it at 96 kHz, and records the night straight to USB; the two DBR10s turn that mix into 700 watts of clean, room-filling sound apiece. It is a small-room front-of-house system, a stereo playback rig, and a mixer-plus-monitor setup in a single purchase — and it loads in without a second set of hands.

How a 9-Inch Touchscreen and 9 Motorized Faders Run a Show Twice Its Size

The DM3S puts 22 channels — 16 mic/line inputs, a stereo input, and 2 FX returns — into a console just 12.6 inches wide. The 9-inch multi-touch screen pairs with Yamaha's GainFinder for fast, visual gain-staging, while 9 motorized 100mm faders give you physical control that recalls instantly with every scene. The single Touch and Turn encoder reaches every parameter the touchscreen exposes, and 1-knob COMP and 1-knob EQ deliver multi-parameter dynamics and tone shaping per channel without diving into menus. Sixteen Yamaha mic preamps run at -126 dBu equivalent input noise — clean enough for the quietest condenser and headroom-rich enough for a hot dynamic.

Record the Whole Show: 18-In/18-Out USB and Direct-to-USB Capture

The DM3S doubles as an 18-in/18-out USB audio interface over USB 2.0, so the entire console flows into Pro Tools, Logic, Cubase, or any DAW for multitrack capture and virtual soundcheck. When a laptop is not in the rig, the front-panel USB port records a 2-track board mix straight to a stick — every set archived with zero extra gear. Two REV-HD and REV-R3 effects engines supply 18 high-grade effect types, and 6 mix buses plus 2 matrices route monitor sends and broadcast feeds. StageMix wireless control lets you walk the room with a tablet and mix from the audience.

Two DBR10 Powered Speakers: 700 Clean Watts in a 23-Pound Box

Each DBR10 carries a 700-watt Class-D bi-amp engine and a 129 dB max SPL in a cabinet that weighs just 23.2 pounds. Yamaha conservatively rates its amplifiers, so the rated power behaves like real power — clean output with headroom where lighter-built speakers compress. The FIR-X tuning crossover, a linear-phase FIR filter at 2.1 kHz, integrates the 10-inch woofer and 1-inch compression driver with flat phase for coherent, warm sound. Owners praise clean vocals, defined mids and highs, and no top-end harshness. The honest trade is low end: the 10-inch woofer is voiced for clarity, and a subwoofer is the move when the program demands deep bass — the rear XLR output feeds one directly.

One Switch Turns a Main Into a Monitor: D-CONTOUR and the 50-Degree Bevel

The DBR10's onboard D-CONTOUR DSP is what makes this a flexible rig rather than a fixed one. Set it to FOH/MAIN and the speaker is voiced to throw to a room; set it to MONITOR and the same box is re-voiced for a performer standing a few feet away. The 50-degree bevel on the cabinet means you simply lay the DBR10 on its side and it becomes a floor wedge — no separate monitor to buy or carry. Each speaker also has its own 2-channel onboard mixer, so the rig has fallback inputs even apart from the console.

How the Console and Speakers Work Together as a Portable System

The DM3S sends its stereo or mono mix out over balanced XLR to the DBR10s. Pole-mount both speakers on stands for front-of-house, or send one to the stage in MONITOR mode as a wedge while the other covers the room. The console's 6 mix buses make independent monitor feeds trivial — the band hears one mix, the audience hears another. Every component runs on universal voltage, the speakers daisy-chain over their XLR thru outputs, and the whole system — console, two speakers, and cables — fits in a single car load that one person sets up. This is a PA designed around the reality of small-venue work: minimal crew, minimal time, professional result.

For the Solo Performer, the Mobile Operator, and the Small Room Stepping Up

For the singer-songwriter or duo playing coffeehouses and small clubs, this is a complete front-of-house and monitoring rig that fits in the car. For the mobile DJ, presenter, or AV company, it is a portable PA with a full digital console and two lightweight speakers that pole-mount in seconds. For the school, house of worship, or meeting room stepping up from a powered mixer, the DM3S brings recall, recording, and remote control the old box never had. For everyone who values Yamaha-grade sound in the most portable package a real PA can be, this bundle is the one purchase that gets you set up and running. Plug in. Mix. Play.