The DHR Series offers an ideal solution for anyone ready to step up their sound reinforcement game to a new level of professional quality, accuracy, and performance. Premium plywood cabinets finished in a tough polyurea coating provide durability not found on other loudspeakers in this class. The DHR15M is designed as a floor monitor, featuring custom transducers driven by a DSP-equipped class-D power amplifier to deliver stunning sound quality and clarity.

• 15″ powered loudspeaker with 1000W of class-D power
• The DHR15M delivers extremely high power from its compact, low profile enclosure
• Equipped with a 1.75″ HF compression driver coaxially mounted to a high-output 15″ LF unit
• Maximum 131dB SPL of power and wide frequency response range of 50Hz-20kHz
• Ultra-Precise 48bit DSP processing for clear high-definition sound and built-in D-Contour intelligent dynamic control
• Durable polyurea coated compact plywood enclosure
• 35mm socket to allow placement on a stand or pole

High-Efficiency 1000W Class-D Amplifier

The DHR15M’s lightweight, high performance Class-D amplifier is capable of producing up to 1000W of power, achieving an SPL of 131dB, delivered with remarkable clarity and dynamic characteristics.

Custom Designed Transducer

The high power output woofers deliver well- defined, powerful bass with minimal distortion, while the 1.4″ precision compression driver produces accurate mid-range and high frequencies.

A Rugged, Highly Portable Cabinet

Like Yamaha’s acclaimed DZR loudspeakers, the DHR Series feature plywood enclosures that deliver outstanding durability and acoustic performance.

Easy-to-use Onboard 2-Channel Mixer

DHR15M has two input channels. CH1 has a combo jack which accepts either an XLR or TRS Phone, at mic or line level allowing for either Mic or Line level input signals. CH2 offers two input options; a combo jack that accepts XLR or TRS Phone, and a pair of RCA pin Jacks for input from CD players or other stereo line-level sources. The onboard mixer allows you to select either CH1+2 MIX to mix the signal of CH1 and CH2, or CH1 THRU to pass the signal from CH1 only.