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Yorkville PS15P 15
Yorkville PS15P 15
Yorkville PS15P 15
Yorkville PS15P 15
Yorkville PS15P 15
Yorkville PS15P 15
Yorkville

Yorkville PS15P 15" 4400W Powered PA Speaker

★★★★★4.2 (10 reviews)
4400W

134dB peaks and transparent multiband limiting — the Yorkville PS15P delivers front-of-house confidence for club gigs, corporate events, and monitor duties without a dedicated amp rack.

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Overview

The Yorkville PS15P is built for the working sound engineer who needs reliable, high-headroom performance from a self-contained system — club installs, corporate AV, mid-sized touring, and monitor applications where simplicity and SPL matter equally. The 1400W continuous / 4400W peak bi-amplified Class-D power module drives a 15-inch woofer with a 3-inch voicecoil and a 38mm compression driver through an 85x50 horn, producing a maximum 134dB peak SPL. What you hear is a speaker that leans into the low-midrange with confidence — bass guitar and kick drum translate with physical presence, while the compression driver delivers speech intelligibility and high-frequency detail without fatigue over a long set.

The passive cooling design is a deliberate engineering choice: by running Class-D amplification at high efficiency, Yorkville eliminates the fan noise that plagues powered enclosures in quiet-stage and broadcast environments. The integrated reinforced flypoints and all-metal standmount adaptor give the PS15P genuine deployment flexibility without add-on hardware. The onboard two-channel mini-mixer — accepting XLR mic, 1/4-inch, and RCA inputs — handles simple input scenarios cleanly, and the multiband limiter keeps the speaker's frequency bands operating independently under hard drive, which is the difference between transparent protection and audible gain pumping. At 65 pounds the PS15P asks for a deliberate load-in, but once it's in position it stays predictable across an entire session.

Key Features

ParaSource Active 15 -- 1400 watts program (4400

Watts peak), on-board mixer, and more

Specifications

Brand
Yorkville
Model
PS15P
Woofer
15-inch, 3-inch voice coil
Compression Driver
38mm, 1-inch exit
Horn Coverage
85° x 50°
Amplifier Power (Continuous)
1400W
Amplifier Power (Peak)
4400W
Amplifier Class
Class-D, Bi-Amplified
Max SPL (Peak)
134dB
Max SPL (Continuous)
129dB
Cooling
Passive (fanless)
Inputs
XLR Mic, 1/4-inch Line, RCA
Connectivity
XLR
Cabinet Material
Lightweight ABS
Weight
65 lb

Pros & Cons

👍 Pros

  • 1400W continuous / 4400W peak Class-D amplification delivers headroom you can hear — transients from kick drum and brass land with authority rather than smearing into limiting.
  • Passive cooling means zero fan noise on stage or in broadcast environments where background noise floors matter.
  • Multiband limiting keeps the high-frequency driver and low-frequency section operating independently under load, preserving clarity at high SPL.
  • Integrated mini-mixer with XLR mic, 1/4-inch, and RCA inputs makes the PS15P genuinely self-contained for small-format events.
  • 134dB peak SPL from a single 15-inch enclosure covers mid-sized club and corporate event venues with room to spare.

👎 Cons

  • At 65 pounds, the PS15P is on the heavy end for a single-operator carry — two-person load-in is recommended for multi-speaker deployments.
  • The ABS cabinet construction keeps weight manageable but offers less knock-around durability than birch plywood enclosures preferred for heavy touring.
  • The 85x50 horn pattern is relatively narrow — coverage at the edges of a wide room may require additional fills or careful angling.
  • RCA inputs are a practical convenience feature but introduce a consumer-level entry point that can add noise if connected to unbalanced consumer sources with long cable runs.

Frequently Asked Questions

You get XLR microphone input, 1/4-inch line input, and RCA line inputs — all on a single speaker. This means you can run a mic and a playback source directly into the PS15P without an external mixer for simple setups. Gain staging is handled at the speaker, though for complex shows you'll still want a front-of-house desk feeding the XLR input.
Yorkville's multiband limiting divides the signal into frequency bands before limiting, so low-frequency transients don't trigger gain reduction in the midrange. The result is that the speaker sounds open and controlled even at high SPL — you hear limiting working transparently rather than as pumping or compression artifacts.
Yes. The cabinet geometry and integrated all-metal standmount adaptor allow it to be floor-wedged or stand-mounted. The 85x50 horn dispersion pattern is reasonably focused for monitor use, though dedicated wedge designs will offer more controlled dispersion for stage work.
The fanless Class-D design trades active cooling for heat management through the amplifier's efficiency characteristics — Class-D generates significantly less heat than Class-AB at comparable power levels. Extended high-output sets in warm environments should be monitored, but most users report stable performance without thermal intervention.
The XLR input on each unit accepts a line-level signal, so you can daisy-chain from your mixer or signal source to multiple PS15Ps in a standard parallel configuration. There is no built-in link output listed in the specifications, so confirm your cabling plan before deployment.

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