Yamaha CBR15 15 Inch Passive Speaker

Description

Expect rich, clear sound and reliable performance from the Yamaha CBR15 15 Inch Passive Speaker. With a respectable 500-watts of RMS power handling, and 96dB SPL sensitivity, these loudspeakers boast impressive performance for their compact, portable nature. Live sound engineers appreciate the CBR15's HF-protection circuit, which prevents speaker damage from excessive input. We also dig the smart form factor, which lets you use the CBR15 as either a mains speaker or on its side as a floor monitor. However you use it, expect stellar sound and performance you can trust with the Yamaha CBR15 passive loudspeaker.

Key Features:

• Ideal for small- to mid-size venues
• Great sound at any volume level
• Use as a main speaker or as a floor monitor
• Ideal for small- to mid-size venues
• With 500-watts of RMS power handling and lightweight components, the Yamaha CBR15 is perfect for small- to mid-size venues. Whether you're in a band, a gigging DJ, or run a sound-for-hire rig, the CBR15 will serve you well in a variety of applications.

Great sound at any volume level

The Yamaha CBR15 puts out full, punchy sound at any volume level thanks to two specific components. An extremely sensitive LF driver puts out powerful bass even when you're not driving the speaker hard. And when you do want to push your system to the max, an HF-protection circuit prevents excessive input signals from damaging the tweeter, so you get clear sound throughout the entire volume range.

Use as a main speaker or as a floor monitor

Yamaha designed the CBR15's cabinet with a 50-degree wedge angle. This allows you to place the speaker on its side and angle it up for use as a stage monitor. Especially if you're equipping your school or church with PA gear, you'll appreciate the dual-function versatility of the Yamaha CBR15.

• Passive loudspeaker with lightweight plastic cabinet
• Impressive 500W RMS power handling
• 1/4" and speakON inputs for flexible connectivity
• HF-protection circuit prevents tweeter damage due to excessive signal levels
• Highly-sensitive LF driver puts out full bass even at lower volumes