Микшерный пульт Yamaha MG20 20-Channel Analog Mixing Console with 2x DBR10 & HPH-MT5 — продавец №4524736, лот B2B-070162

Yamaha MG12 PA System: A Complete Analog Console, Speakers, and Monitoring Rig in One Box This bundle is built for the person who has to run sound for a real room and wants every link in the chain to arrive together and just work. The Yamaha MG12 12-channel analog mixing console is the hero: 6 D-PRE discrete Class-A mic preamps, a sweepable-mid 3-band EQ, 1-knob compressors on channels 1-4, two GROUP buses plus a stereo bus, and two AUX sends, all in a rugged metal chassis with an internal power supply and no wall-wart to lose. Two Yamaha DBR10 10-inch 700W powered loudspeakers turn that mix into 129 dB of clean front-of-house sound, and a pair of Yamaha HPH-MT5 closed-back studio monitor headphones lets you cue, line-check, and ride the mix privately before and during the show. Console, speakers, and monitoring, ready to load in. Why 6 D-PRE Preamps and a Sweepable Mid Change How Your Live Mix Sounds 1-Knob Compression and Dual AUX Sends Do the Work of an Outboard Rack Channels 1-4 each carry a 1-knob compressor, so the lead vocal and the loudest instruments stay consistent without you patching in an external processor or learning ratio-and-threshold menus. Two GROUP buses plus the main stereo bus let you fold a drum kit or a vocal group down to a single fader, which is the difference between fighting twelve channels and riding three during a busy set. Two DBR10 Powered Speakers: 700 Watts and 129 dB That Travels at 23.2 Pounds Each Yamaha DBR10 packs a 700W Class-D bi-amp powerplant, a 10-inch woofer, and a 1-inch compression driver into a 23.2 lb cabinet, which makes this the lightest, most portable speaker in the DBR line and an easy one-trip load-in. FIR-X tuning crossover at 2.1 kHz uses a linear-phase FIR filter so the two drivers blend without the smearing cheaper crossovers introduce. The amp, DSP, and transducer engineering trickle straight down from Yamaha's flagship DXR and DSR series, which is why reviewers consistently note Yamaha under-rates the power