Comparing Yamaha DXS12 and DXS15: By John Young of the Disc Jockey News

[@alpoulin1]

The DXS subs are indeed excellent for the money.I only found them to sound like true subs when the X-Tended LF setting was active however.In the off and boost settings, they are thumpy, but not deep.They seem focused in the 65-80hz area. In high output applications, a close coupled pair of either DXS12 or DXS15 would better match the DXR tops, which are capable of very high output - especially when hi-passed. I love my DXR8s and always recommend the DXR15s for DJs who don't plan on getting subs.

[@theaverageguy3884]

I bust bought 2 x DXR 15" and was planing to get 2 more now and 2 DXS 15" subs. You think its better to use snaller tops then the 15" when using 15" subs ?

[@SmartRapperTV]

Thanks buddy

[@madswellejus]

Got a pair of DXR 12" and a DXS12. Great for rehearsing, small gigs and as monitors/drumsub.

[@bladimirperez5073]

Do you think a 15 sub yamaha dxsmkii can compite vs ev elx200 18 sp of course its a 18 in sub since the yamaha can push 135 db and the ev only 132 .i hope you can answer my qt thanks .

[@DJMILLENNIUM11]

WOULD U RECCOMMEND A DXR 12" OR A ELX118p? Thanks

[@AxelPironio]

What are the pros of the DXR12, except being lighter ?

[@PedroSeven]

Hi. Great comparison. I have two Yamaha MSR 400's. What do you think of using them with the DXS15 subwoofer?

[@discjockeynews]

I would look at the 15 (as your mentioned) over the 18 on the MSR series... but, the MSR had a sub in the line which is probably better matched than the DX series.. although, I am sure you could make the DX series sub work with the MSR series tops.. it just might be that the sub might 'outdistance' the sub when you go from equal sound at lower volumes and want equal sound at higher volumes.

[@watdaheo1]

Hi, my church is small, approximately 500-600 sqft and we have a pair of Tannoy 12" VXP power speakers and I'm torn and undecided which subwoofer is right for my church 12" or 15", please advise.

[@discjockeynews]

+watdaheo1 the 15 would cover you much longer than the 12 would.. when you get into live music, the 12 will eventually be something you want to upgrade for a bit better bass sound for bass guitars and such.. it would also match up well with the 12" tops you have.

[@BaroqueBlues]

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[@discjockeynews]

Comparing Yamaha DXS12 and DXS15: By John Young of the Disc Jockey News - KZbin

[@discjockeynews]

The DXS 12 would be smaller and a bit easier to move around.. but the 18 in the EV would give you more hit.. almost completely different things.. :)

[@DjGabrielEscobar973]

I have a pair of ELX 15's and looking to add a sub to compliment them. Size is key. My 15s have pretty good base and are full range. What do you think of adding 1 DXS12 just for an extra boost. Will the DXS12 get lost in the mix? i do medium sized events. Nothing to crazy.

[@jasonrankin9515]

Gabriel Escobar i really wish someone would answer this, i have full range 15's and just want a tad more oomph

[@DjGabrielEscobar973]

Jason I would get 1 EKX 15SP. I started with one and loved the extra bass it provided and bought a second. I have 2 EV ELX 15p and I'll bring one EKX 15sp sub with me if needed. And they are compact and light.

[@jasonrankin9515]

Gabriel Escobar Sweet! thanks, i'll order mine today.

[@poperapping4450]

step away a distance with bass thats where u know the difference

[@djtorchmusic]

He's Basically saying that the 12's are garbage lol

[@stargazer7644]

You are supposed to be audio people The audio in this sucks.