Yamaha CXR10 mk3 — a passive live sound speaker
Yamaha has introduced a two-way speaker system, the most compact model in the third-generation CXR range.
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The new model handles a maximum power of 1,100 W. It suits mobile use by musicians and DJs, as well as fixed installations in different venues. The speaker uses Yamaha's 10-inch woofer and a 1.75-inch compression tweeter with a polyimide diaphragm. Symmetrical cone movement provides linear bass reproduction, while the high-frequency design eliminates audible distortion. A key feature is software integration: Yamaha PX-series power amplifiers with firmware V1.66 or later provide precise presets that improve clarity, headroom and overall system efficiency.
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Yamaha CXR10 mk3 specifications
- Maximum sound pressure level: 123 dB
- Frequency range: 54 Hz–20 kHz
- Sensitivity: 93 dB
- Impedance: 8 ohms
- Dimensions: 31 × 50.2 × 31 cm
- Weight: 12.2 kg.
The lightweight, strong cabinet has carefully positioned bass-reflex ports to reduce standing waves and even out bass response. A large horn controls dispersion across a wide frequency range. The symmetrical design allows mirrored placement as floor monitors on stage. A dual-angle pole socket supports level mounting or a 7° downward tilt towards the audience. Built-in suspension points accept standard eyebolts. Optional accessories include a U-bracket for wall or ceiling mounting and a multipurpose protective cover. Rubber-coated handles help with transport.
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Yamaha CXR10 mk3 is available for around $700.