
Yamaha DXR8MKII - 1100W 8" Powered Loudspeaker
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The DXR8mkII is an 8-inch two-way powered loudspeaker rated at 1100W peak, with a 1.75-inch neodymium compression driver on a rotatable horn. Yamaha developed it with touring specialist NEXO and claims up to 134dB SPL from a compact cabinet. It suits solo performers, small bands and DJs who want a light, loud box for front-of-house or monitor duty. Against 10- and 12-inch rivals it gives up low-end extension, but it is easier to carry and still plays cleanly at high levels.
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Owners and reviewers generally rate the DXR8mkII as a reliable, loud and clean small powered speaker. Most praise its vocal clarity, light weight and build; the main complaint is limited bass for bass-heavy material.
The Yamaha DXR8mkII is an 8" powered loudspeaker with onboard amplification in a compact cabinet. It is a full-range model in the four-model DXR mkII Series, which suits front-of-house sound, monitors, simple amplification and rigged applications. Yamaha developed the series with touring loudspeaker specialists NEXO.
An 8" low-frequency driver handles bass and mids. A 1.75" neodymium HF compression driver reproduces high frequencies up to 20kHz. The driver is mounted to a 90° x 60° constant directivity horn, which gives 90° horizontal by 60° vertical coverage. Maximum output is 134dB SPL.
Yamaha's DSP uses FIR-X tuning, with linear phase FIR filters in the crossover, to optimize frequency and phase response and time-align the HF and LF transducers. Signals are processed by a 48-bit (76-bit accumulator) processor and 24-bit discrete A/D and D/A converters. D-CONTOUR is a multi-band compressor with two modes. FOH/MAIN mode boosts low frequencies for suspended or stand-mounted use. MONITOR mode reduces the low-frequency buildup caused by floor reflection. Limiter settings and protection functions monitor the power supply, power amplifiers, transducers and signals.







