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Like the DZR Series, each DXS XLF model comes in a Dante-equipped “D” version, enabling smart system integration with Yamaha consoles and other Dante devices via the Dante I/O (2 in/2 out), which also features SRC (sample rate conversion) for 48kHz device compatibility. Patching is simplified considerably with Yamaha CL/QL digital mixing consoles from the I/O device display, while TF console users can select Quick Config for surprisingly fast, easy set-uset-upp and operation of a sophisticated sound reinforcement system. Combining the Analogue I/O with Dante I/O opens up countless routing and system configuration options, while the Dante break-IN and break-OUT function can add even more flexibility by acting as a simple I/O box.* What’s more, Yamaha’s customizable control panel software “ProVisionare Control” for Windows and “ProVisionare Touch” for iPad are also Dante-compatible, adding more simple remote management of your sound reinforcement system.

Speakers must sound good, but in permanent installations, they also have to look good and match the venue's interior. Yamaha DZR Series Speakers and DXS XLF subwoofers are available in black or white.

Like the full-range DZR models, the DXS XLF subwoofers also use 96kHz high-power DSP processors and dynamic EQ.

Onboard D-XSUB LF processing gives you total management of your lower frequencies with NORMAL mode set for ideally balanced low-frequency response, while BOOST mode provides a tighter and more focused bass with some extra punch. XTENDED LF mode drops the low-end frequencies down even further for thunderous bottom end that delivers a low frequency extension unheard of from a cabinet of this size. Usually the higher the output, the more difficult it is to manage low frequency energy directivity, and significant stage-side sound pressure levels can seriously sabotage your monitoring, but with DXS XLF setups consisting of two or more subwoofers, selecting the Cardioid Mode effectively decreases the sound pressure on stage while increasing the bottom-end output directed towards the audience, resulting in a much cleaner stage monitoring environment. Without a doubt, your DZR full-range system will reach new performance heights when used with the pronounced, powerful lows of DXS XLF active subwoofers.