
Yamaha
Yamaha DZR12-D Powered Speaker: 12", 2000W, Dante Enabled
2000W39Hz-20kHz
Yamaha's DZR12-D delivers 2000 watts of Class-D power with built-in Dante networking and 96kHz FIR processing in a 12" powered cabinet.
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Overview
Key Features
2-way powered loudspeaker with a 2” HF and a 12" LF
Maximum 139dB SPL and 39Hz-20kHz frequency range is ideal for today's professional audio demands
High power 2000W Class-D amplifier module
96kHz DSP and FIR filter for true high-resolution sound with super low latency
Features Advanced FIR-X tuning, the combination of FIR filtering and correct EQ for minimizing phase distortion
Specifications
Brand
Yamaha
Model
DZR12-D
Speaker Type
2-Way Powered Loudspeaker
Amplifier Power
2000W Class-D
LF Driver
12"
HF Driver
2"
Frequency Range
39Hz–20kHz
Maximum SPL
139dB
DSP
96kHz with Advanced FIR-X Tuning
Dante Interface
2-in / 2-out
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Dante and how does it work on the DZR12-D?
Dante is a digital audio networking protocol. The DZR12-D has a built-in 2-in/2-out Dante interface, allowing you to send and receive audio over a standard Ethernet network without analog cable runs.
What does the FIR-X tuning do?
FIR-X tuning combines FIR (Finite Impulse Response) filtering with corrective EQ to minimize phase distortion, resulting in more accurate sound reproduction with very low latency.
What is the maximum SPL the DZR12-D can produce?
The speaker is rated for a maximum of 139dB SPL, making it suitable for demanding professional audio environments.
How low does the frequency response extend?
The DZR12-D reaches down to 39Hz, which is unusually deep for a 12-inch powered speaker and reduces the need for subwoofer support in many applications.
Does the DZR12-D process audio at standard or high resolution?
It uses 96kHz DSP internally, which is double the standard 48kHz rate, preserving more detail in the audio signal.