Detail 01
Dynamic 700W / continuous 325W
Amplification is split between 500W dynamic LF and 200W dynamic HF output; continuous output is 260W LF and 65W HF.

Independent shopping perspective
Yamaha’s DBR10 is a compact two-way powered speaker built around a 10-inch woofer, a 1.4-inch diaphragm compression driver, and bi-amped amplification. Its onboard two-channel mixer accepts mic, line, instrument, and stereo RCA media-player connections, so a small setup can be connected directly at the speaker. A 50-degree wedge angle and D-CONTOUR’s FOH/MAIN or MONITOR settings support main-speaker and floor-monitor duties, while the 10.5 kg enclosure and side handles keep transport manageable.


Strong match
What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
Amplification is split between 500W dynamic LF and 200W dynamic HF output; continuous output is 260W LF and 65W HF.
Detail 02
This is the stated frequency range at -10 dB.
Detail 03
It provides two combo inputs, stereo RCA inputs, and an XLR output selectable for CH1 parallel-through or a CH1+CH2 mix.
Detail 04
This is the stated nominal coverage pattern.
Detail 05
The listed net weight is paired with two side handles for carrying.
Detail 06
The cabinet has two bottom and one rear point compatible with M8 × 15 mm eyebolts.
Final check

Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Yes. It has a 50-degree wedge angle and a D-CONTOUR MONITOR setting.
Its mixer accepts two combo inputs and stereo RCA inputs for mic, line, instrument, and media-player connections.
Yes. Its XLR output can operate as CH1 parallel-through or as a CH1+CH2 mix output.
Its listed net weight is 10.5 kg, or 23.2 lb.
Reference
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