Yamaha DM3S 22-Channel Digital Mixing Console 15-Inch PA Bundle with 2x DXR15mkII 1100W 2-Way Powered Loudspeakers

The Yamaha DM3S 15-Inch PA Bundle: A Complete Digital Live-Sound Rig in One Order

This bundle is built for the band, house of worship, or mobile sound provider that needs a full-range PA loud enough to fill a real room and a digital console powerful enough to mix it cleanly. The Yamaha DM3S is the hero — a 22-channel ultra-compact digital mixing console with a 9-inch multi-touch screen, 16 studio-grade mic preamps, and 18-in/18-out USB recording. Paired with two DXR15mkII 15-inch bi-amplified powered loudspeakers — each pushing 1100W and 134 dB of clean peak SPL — it is everything you need to run a gig from soundcheck to load-out, wired and ready out of the box.

22 Channels, 16 Preamps, and a 9-Inch Touchscreen That Runs the Whole Show

The DM3S packs 16 mic/line inputs, 1 stereo input, and 2 FX returns into a console barely wider than a laptop. Its 16 mic preamps deliver -126 dBu equivalent input noise, so condenser vocal mics and dynamic instrument mics alike come through with clean, quiet gain. The 9-inch multi-touch screen pairs with 9 motorized 100mm faders and Yamaha's Touch & Turn knob for a workflow that is fast under pressure, and GainFinder makes setting gain a visual, foolproof step rather than a guessing game.

1-Knob COMP, 1-Knob EQ, and 18-Channel USB Make Pro Sound Approachable

Yamaha's 1-knob COMP and 1-knob EQ give every channel professional dynamics and tone shaping that a volunteer engineer or a training assistant can dial in confidently — a feature live engineers single out for exactly that reason. When the show needs to be captured or streamed, the console's 18-in/18-out USB 2.0 interface sends every channel straight to a DAW or to OBS over a single cable, turning the rig into a multitrack recorder and a broadcast front end without any added hardware.

Two DXR15mkII Speakers: 1100W, 134 dB, and Low End That Fills the Room

Each DXR15mkII is a 15-inch, two-way, bi-amplified powered loudspeaker. A 1100W Class-D amplifier sends 950W to the 15-inch woofer and 150W to the 1.75-inch neodymium compression driver, reaching down to 49 Hz and topping out at 134 dB peak SPL. The 15-inch format is the choice when you need full-range sound with real low-end weight from a single cabinet — band PA, dance music, and larger rooms where 10- and 12-inch boxes run out of headroom. FIR-X tuning time-aligns the woofer and horn so vocals and instruments stay coherent and non-fatiguing at volume.

D-CONTOUR Turns Each Speaker Into a Main or a Monitor

Both speakers carry Yamaha's D-CONTOUR multiband processing with selectable FOH/MAIN and MONITOR voicings. Stand them on poles as front-of-house mains, or lay them on their sides — the mirror-mode cabinet geometry and 7-degree pole tilt are built for floor-wedge monitoring — and flip D-CONTOUR to MONITOR so the voicing follows the role. Each cabinet also has its own 3-channel mixer with XLR, TRS, and RCA inputs plus an XLR thru and link out, so you can daisy-chain a subwoofer or expand the system as the gig grows.

How the Console and Speakers Work Together as One System

The signal chain is intentional: mics and instruments hit the DM3S, get gained with GainFinder, shaped with 1-knob COMP and EQ, and mixed on the touchscreen; the console's stereo output feeds the two DXR15mkII cabinets over balanced XLR. Because the speakers are powered, there is no separate amplifier rack to source, rig, or troubleshoot — the console mixes, the speakers amplify, and the whole rig sets up on two poles. Need monitors? Send a mix bus to a third DXR cabinet and switch it to MONITOR mode. The system scales without changing the core gear.

For the Band, the House of Worship, and the Mobile Sound Provider Going Full-Range

If you are a first-time buyer assembling your first real PA, this bundle removes the guesswork — console, speakers, and signal path all chosen to work together. If you are upgrading from a powered mixer and a pair of foam-cone speakers, the jump in headroom, clarity, and mix control is immediate. And if you are a comparison shopper weighing pricier brands, the DM3S plus dual DXR15mkII pairing delivers digital-console flexibility and 134 dB of clean SPL per side at a configuration price that earns its place in the truck for years.