Powered Amplifiers

Versatile Power Amplifier with Built-in PA Processing
Yamaha’s PX3 dual-channel Class D power amplifier gives you more than great-sounding amplification. It packs powerful built-in processing that would normally require external PA management processing. We’re talking onboard equalization for fine-tuning outputs, crossovers for integrating subs and fills, delays for correcting phase issues in large rigs, and a speaker-saving limiter. Factor in stellar sound quality, easy control via the LCD display, and its ultra-light weight, and it’s clear the Yamaha PX3 stands out among power amps in its class.

Versatile Power Amplifier with Built-in PA Processing
Yamaha’s PX5 dual-channel Class D power amplifier gives you more than great-sounding amplification. It packs powerful built-in processing that would normally require an external PA management processing. We’re talking onboard equalization for fine-tuning outputs, crossovers for integrating subs and fills, delays for correcting phase issues in large rigs, and a speaker-saving limiter. Factor in stellar sound quality, easy control via the LCD display, and its ultra-light weight, and it’s clear the Yamaha PX5 stands out among power amps in its class.

Five Superb Amplifiers Optimized for Installation Use
The Yamaha XP series offers five power amplifier models that deliver unmatched quality and value for installations. These power amplifier feature high power, outstanding sound quality, extended reliability, and superior stability for a wide range of installed sound systems as well as portable live sound applications.

Yamaha XP7000: Power Amplifier
Excellent sound quality realized by careful selection of parts, design emphasizing on sound quality and vibration tolerance: Superior sound quality equivalent to upper-class models has been realized by circuit design and careful selection of parts focusing on sound quality, and the inheritance of vibration tolerance developed for the Yamaha PC-1N. The Yamaha XP7000 features tight low tones, full and rich high tones and abundant, stable mid-tones. Especially, the Yamaha XP7000 features high resolution for spoken words and vocals.