Yamaha PX10
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Yamaha
PX10
Product Info
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The PX10 is a seriously powerful and versatile digital amp, perfect for touring bands, rental companies, or anyone needing reliable headroom. Yamaha's built it tough with a robust power supply and clever DSP – it's a workhorse that’ll handle a wide range of speaker setups without breaking a sweat. Just be mindful of its weight when loading in.
Product Description
- Yamaha PX10
- Digital power amplifier
- Power: 2x 1200 W / 4 Ohm
- 2x 1000 W / 8 Ohm
- 2x 700 W / 2 Ohm
- Speaker presets provide an optimum loudspeaker performance
- DSP Functions
- Includes D-contour processing
- Input: XLR + jack
- Outputs: Speaker twist
- jack
- binding post
- Dimensions: 480 x 88 x 388 mm
- Design: 19" / 2 U
- Weight: 7.4 kg
PROS
- • Yamaha’s DSP offers incredible flexibility for speaker tuning.
- • The 2 Ohm stability is a huge advantage for demanding setups.
- • D-contour processing delivers a surprisingly musical, controlled sound.
- • Compact 2U rack height maximizes valuable rack space.
CONS
- • The weight, while manageable, still requires two people for safe transport.
- • Limited connectivity compared to some competitors in the price range.
- • The aesthetic is functional, but lacks a premium visual appeal.
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Key Features
Power (Watts)
2x 1200W @ 4Ω, 2x 1000W @ 8Ω, 2x 700W @ 2Ω
Channels
2
Class
D
Impedance
2, 4, 8 Ohms
Cooling
Convection, forced-air assist
Weight
7.4 kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yamaha's DSP is more user-friendly for quick adjustments, though Lab Gruppen often provides more granular control for experienced engineers.
It’s definitely audible; it subtly enhances the low-end response and tames harsh highs, resulting in a more balanced and musical sound, particularly with less-than-ideal speaker pairings.
The convection and forced-air cooling system keeps the amp remarkably cool, even during extended periods of high-volume operation, but prolonged 100% duty cycles will generate some heat.
