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Topic: Yamaha DSR 112 vs Yamaha DXR12

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right now i DJ with the Yamaha DSR 115's & luv them. im a mobile dj only. so lately iv'e been thinking about buying some 12'' speakers. so i can use then to DJ smaller backyard bday,pool,get together parties. and just take the 15'' to weddings halls etc,etc. so i know alot of ya gonna be like K12's but im a yamaha guy been using my Yamaha DSR115 for like the last 5 years never ever gave me no problems so im sticking with this brand. so please i wanna here from my fellow dj's who have or have used the DSR112 & or DXR12 thanx My fellow DJ's
 
Posted Sun 16 Mar 14 @ 11:53 pm
If your going to buy a pair of speakers for simple gigs, Why not just get two Alto 12s. TS112A. I have my jbls Prx615 for big gigs and I have the altos for baby showers, BBQ, Simple etc. The Yamaha speakers are really good but for simple, almost any speaker will do as long is it sounds good. Mackie Thump, Altos, Even Gemini speakers.. I actually heard Gemini and they have better sound detail compared to Behringer which is kind of like a flat sound.
 
I have a pair of DXR12s and I love them. I found the DXR10s to be a bit bass light and the DXR15s to be a little muddled in the mid range but the 12s are fantastic. I provided the PA for a rock band last week in a medium sized pub and they rocked. I think that they are the best value for money ever. I'm not so sure about my DXS15s though.
 
Hi guys,
bellow are parameters different between DSR DXR and ALTO.... Main different DSR then DXR and Alto are
1. "neodymium drivers" - biggest different level of sound quality
2. DSR ......1300W (850W LF + 450W HF)
DXR........1100 Watt (950 W LF + 150 W HF
Alto.........1200 Watts continuous .........only one, than I thing have to be pasive cross switch

Yamaha DSR 112 Active DSP-Controlled Full Range Speaker - 12"+2" neodymium drivers, 90° x 60° waveguide horn, bi-amped thomann 1300W (850W LF + 450W HF) class D amps, 55Hz-20kHz, 134dB SPL max, D-Contour multiband dynamics processor, 48bit signal processing , DSP-controlled protection functions for power supplies, amps and driver, black plywood housing with 3x M10 eyebolts, 35mm pole mount, continuous speaker grille, thomann XLR & jack in/outputs. Dimensions: 370 x 638 x 368mm. Weight: 21.2kg

Yamaha DXR 12, active Fullrangespeaker, 12" 1" Ferrite-components, 90° x 60° Waveguide Horn, bi-amped 1100 Watt (950 W thomann LF + 150 W HF) Class-D amps, 52 - 20.000 Hz, 132 dB SPL max, black ABS housing with 3x M10x18 eyebolts, 35mm polemount, continuous speaker grille, XLR and Jack in/outputs, dimensions: 362 x 601 x 350 mm, weight 19,3 Kg,

Alto Black 12, Active 12" 2-Way Speaker with 2400 Watt and Wireless Connectivity, 2400 Watts peak Class D power thomann (1200 Watts continuous), Works with free Live Drive app for wireless sound-shaping control, Wirelessly level-match, EQ, time-align, and more, 12" LF transducer, 1.75" HF driver, 1", 90° x 60° coverage field, DSP-controlled, Built-in mixer, (2) Mic/Line inputs, volume control, XLR output, EQ thomann contour switch, Max SPL 133 dB, Ground Lift switch, plus switch to turn off logo LED, Stand- and pole-mountable via standard 35mm socket, Flyable via (12) M10 rigging points, Dimensions 611 x 364 x 372 mm, Weight 23,7 kg

According these parameter is of course the price... :o)
but I thing quality and clear sound is on first place, the I recommend DSR12
It is my decent opinion.... :o)
 
DXR for me, descent sound and durable too. Just wait to you've dialed them in with your 15's and some subs, what a sound for the money they cost.
 
I use DXR12 and love them
Easy to setup and its easy to multiply them, 4 of them and a couple of subs and you can play for some big crowds..
the BIG + is all the input/link opportunities
 
Love my DXR12's.
 
Absolutely both of them DSR and DXR are HQ and cool sound.
My opinion was not condemnation DXR ...respect you all ... peace and love... :o)
 


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