All user reviews for the Yamaha DSR112

I had 4 RCF NX M15A for the facade, very good stuff very good sound,
I ais sold 2 112 to 2 DSR
no comparison, DSR 112 shipments big sound but have equalized (for my taste) on 1KZ for his sharp has two "great for Live music group
while rcf nx M15 has a strong 1 ", a little too late (for my taste) (very good for a DJ)
suddenly the two are rcf pass back side,
and 2 DSR112 his passing in front average config. with
2 Subwoofers RCF 8002as on each side, one for each side DSR112,
and there! I told you that his hard work!
yes! there are going thought 2HP 46 "for a DSR112 in 31" is not great!
well I told you that these DSR112 down low enough to get the lower medium might miss it!
So these speakers DSR112, but happiness!
clarity of sound, power, light,
ha! jet set one side of the DSR112, a handful of very good quality bag,
raised to the power,
and round rubber feet on the other hand, for floor standing back, just in case!
and of course, the original Yamaha covers are super convenient, fast setting quickly removed.
here is my personal view of these speakers YAMAHA DSR 112
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One important thing that often as Yamaha attention to detail quality finishing an impression of robustness, reliability and materials already congratulations because in this price range this is not always the case.
Speaker with Yamaha shows its capacity to manage and master electronics because it is super powerful for its size (12 inches) with goodwill rather low but the most impressive is that high levels the sound remains own specific and nothing nor drool attacks, some medium (like Nexo) we recognize the swipe of our national Nexo (brand now owned by Yamaha) and this association will again in the future, many happy.

It lacks a side handle to put the speaker on foot.

Very nice sound very nice finish to try urgently before buying powered speakers and I'm not talking about the legendary Yamaha reliability.

I listened in a shop Yamaha DSR112 DSR + 1 sub and JBL PRX PRX612M + 1 sub.

Remain on the heads, used in broadband. Power level, little difference, significance level also, but I was indoors and not very far (15m).

On different styles of music, it is worth, the two sound great (jazz, classical, rock and electro). Under the same conditions, the medium (about 1 kHz) is a bit more on this Yam. If there really hinders it, a small enough equation.
On solo vocals, I had a slight preference for JBL, especially on female voices. But when I heard a drum solo rock, it was clear: YAMAHA! Enormous dynamic, precision, super-transient response, a crazy attack. Even without the sub, I had the guts that vibrated, unlike the JBL.

To each his own style: a guitar / voice or a string quartet, slight preference for JBL, however once there is a hammer, or the DJ, Yamaha without hesitation.

Little more about Yam compared to JBL: the two canted position to facilitate the return and set up access to the settings.
Least small: no legs on the cutaway. As I will soon use the back of a truck converted to agriculture during the scene, I'm going to stick rubber washers.

I posted a simple review for the 15" model. This review I will go more in depth. For the DSR112, I was blown away how pure, and clean this cabinet sounded. It was very warm, and crisp, exactly what I was hoping. Yamaha has come a long way, and to introduce this speaker to compete with QSC, JBL, Mackie, and Yorkville, they did a fantastic job. The exterior is solid, with a tour grade finish on it, and it was a great addition to add 2 handles, one on each side, (the JBLPRX615 only has one on one side). The amps were running super cool, and they were no where close to clipping, and it was very loud, around 119 dB. The DSR is at the same level of craftsmanship as the QSC, and JBL, but has better response, due to the wood cabinet. The inputs are simple, and straight forward. The cool feature is, the DSR has a button on the back, press it once for high pass filter, again for full range, and again for a special EQ that Yamaha designed specifically for the DSR112 and 115. Use this with either a JBL PRX sub, or even the new Yamaha DSR 18 sub, it sounds great. One little feature I love is the switch able White LED in front. The LED is recessed in about an inch behind the grill, so you cannot break it, and you can turn it off if wanted, like the QSC's. The JBL PRX do not do that, it is illuminated the entire time the cabinet is on. I recommend this speaker, and urge you to go hear it for yourself, it will give you a different opinion about Yamaha.


I recommend these and the 15 inch model , they both provide a great sound that you will love and that will sound great in the club when you blast them. You get a good amp to run with these and you will be good to go. Give them a try, they arent too expensive either which is always a plus.