Yamaha DM3 digital mixer (with Dante)

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Product features

19 inches: 19-inch rack mount (not included)
Number of analogue input channels: 9 - 16
Number of analogue output channels: 8
Number of channels: 9 - 16
Number of microphone inputs: 13 - 16
Digital audio inputs: None
Digital audio outputs: None
Digital snake: No
Sustainable product: Not specified
Dynamics: Compressor
Equalizer: 5-band parametric
Input: Jack (6.3 mm), XLR
Built-in audio interface: USB (18x18 I/O)
Built-in audio player: USB
Built-in effects: Yes
Insert connections: No
Network connections: DANTE
Input level meters: Via built-in display
Remote control: Via Ethernet
Connector position: Back
Type of display: Touch screen, colour
Expansion possibilities: None
Output connector: XLR (3-pin)
Mixer power: Adapter
Volume control: Motorised faders

Weight and dimensions including packaging

Weight: 9,3 kg
Dimensions: 55,5 x 45,0 x 23,5 cm

Product specifications

Yamaha DM3
digital mixer with Dante
signal quality: 96 kHz
operating temperature: 0 - 40 °C
dimensions: 455 x 320 x 140 mm
weight: 6.5 kg

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Specifications

Product features

19 inches: 19-inch rack mount (not included)
Number of analogue input channels: 9 - 16
Number of analogue output channels: 8
Number of channels: 9 - 16
Number of microphone inputs: 13 - 16
Digital audio inputs: None
Digital audio outputs: None
Digital snake: No
Sustainable product: Not specified
Dynamics: Compressor
Equalizer: 5-band parametric
Input: Jack (6.3 mm), XLR
Built-in audio interface: USB (18x18 I/O)
Built-in audio player: USB
Built-in effects: Yes
Insert connections: No
Network connections: DANTE
Input level meters: Via built-in display
Remote control: Via Ethernet
Connector position: Back
Type of display: Touch screen, colour
Expansion possibilities: None
Output connector: XLR (3-pin)
Mixer power: Adapter
Volume control: Motorised faders

Weight and dimensions including packaging

Weight: 9,3 kg
Dimensions: 55,5 x 45,0 x 23,5 cm

Product specifications

Yamaha DM3
digital mixer with Dante
signal quality: 96 kHz
operating temperature: 0 - 40 °C
dimensions: 455 x 320 x 140 mm
weight: 6.5 kg

Product information

Product no: 9000-0152-5024

General

For the roots of the Yamaha DM3 digital mixer, we have to go way back. For Yamaha, it all started in 1987, with the DMP7. That was already a digital mixer with the features we still see today: motor faders, built-in effects, and a menu that lets you decide what the faders control. But with the DMP7, the display was still small and alphanumeric. With the DM3, it's about a 9-inch colour touch-screen. So times are changing, and for studio engineers, each new era gets more comfortable and convenient!

Features of the Yamaha DM3

At its core, it is a mixer with 16 inputs (12 XLR, 4 XLR/jack), and that makes it a very nice device for your band. After all, at 6.5 kilos it's definitely not a very annoying thing to carry around, and in terms of settings you can give all the songs in the programme their own preset. With 16 inputs, you should also have more than enough to connect all your instruments and microphones, even if you're going to close-mike the drums. There are also eight XLR outputs on the back, and that creates opportunities to connect stage monitors for that band. There are plenty of practical situations you can do just fine with the DM3 And more importantly, Yamaha stands for great class, also when it comes to signal quality. Once you've worked with the DM3, you'll wonder why you worked with a somewhat laborious analogue mixer for so long anyway. In principle, it can also be used reasonably well in the studio, but it is the live circuit in which the DM3 really shines!