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The Yamaha DXS18XLF offers thunderous low end, superb clarity, and best-in-class SPL performance. This powered bass-reflex subwoofer boasts a high-power 1,600-watt Class D amplifier, a 30Hz–150Hz frequency range, and can tackle any application you throw at it. Sophisticated DSP processing yields high-resolution sound with super-low latency, while optimized presets and an intuitive LCD display make dialing in your settings a piece of cake. This sub employs a lightweight, yet durable, plywood cabinet with a premium-grade polyurea coating. The DXS18XLF is a must-have for completing your full-range DZR system.
At Sweetwater, we're impressed by the DXS18XLF's intelligent DSP processing. Yamaha's D-XSUB LF processing gives you total command of your low end. Choose between a NORMAL mode that offers balanced low-frequency response and a BOOST mode that provides tighter, more focused bass with extra punch. Beyond that, XTENDED LF mode drops your low-end even lower, yielding chest-thumping low-frequencies that must be heard to be believed. Ensure a clean stage monitoring environment, thanks to the DXS18XLF's Cardioid Mode, which effectively decreases the sound pressure onstage while increasing the low-frequency output directed towards your audience. Despite all this powerful DSP, the DXS18XLF remains easy to use, thanks to optimized factory presets and an intuitive LCD screen.
The Yamaha DXS18XLF is loaded with a great-sounding, custom-designed transducer. Its durable die-cast aluminum frame and 4-inch voice coil deliver impressive bass response, even at cranked volumes. Experience extraordinary low-frequency linearity, thanks to the DXS18XLF's dual damper, which mitigates unwanted vibration during high-output situations.
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