The black Yamaha CZR10 is a 2-way passive loudspeaker designed for main/FOH and floor monitor applications. From live bands at outdoor festivals to DJ's in clubs, the speaker is well suited for a range of live performance and installed sound environments. The CZR10 requires 700W of power to drive the 10" woofer and 2" compression driver, which combine to provide a frequency range of 43 Hz to 20 kHz (-10 dB) with a maximum SPL of 127 dB. The rotatable horn allows for vertical or horizontal mounting to further adapt the acoustic dimensions of a venue. The constant directivity (CD) horn was designed with the goal of providing smooth, level coverage across the intended coverage area, minimizing roll-off that is common in conventional horn designs.

To maximize performance, the CZR10 can be configured for bi-amplification, which allows two independent amplifier channels to power the woofer and compression driver separately. Yamaha recommends the use of a DSP speaker processor or a power amplifier with integrated DSP, such as Yamaha's PX Series amplifiers, in order to set crossovers, limiting, and equalization to ensure the best performance. The rear panel offers two Neutrik speakON NL4MP connectors, which are configured in parallel and allow for additional speakers to be daisy-chained. There are eight M10 and two M8 rigging points for permanent installations as well as two pole cups (0 & -7°) for deploying in a mobile setting.

For Live Stage, Theatre, DJ Setups    Designed for FOH/Main or Floor Monitor    LF: 10" and HF: 2"    Max SPL: 127 dB (Bi-Amp: 131 dB)    Frequency Range: 43 Hz to 20 kHz (-10 dB)    Power Rating: 700W (Program)    2 x speakON NL4MP (Parallel)    Passive or Bi-Amp Configurable    Rotatable Horn    2 x Pole Sockets (0 or -7°)

• 2-way loudspeaker
  • HF: 1” throat compression driver with 2" voice coil, titanium diaphragm, and neodymium magnet
  • LF: 10" with aluminum die-cast frame, 3" voice coil, and neodymium magnet
• Wide dispersion CD waveguide horn
• 700W (PGM) power handling
• Bi-amp capable
• Floor monitoring setting enables mirroring configuration
• Rotatable horn
• Lightweight yet very durable plywood cabinet with premium graded Polyurea coating
• Dual-angle pole socket
• Optional speaker cover (SPCVR-DZR10)
• Variety of U-bracket options (UB-DZR10H/V) for rigging allow for very flexible setup and speaker placement

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What wallmount bracket fits with this?

A: The Alto TX312 has a 1 x 1.4" / 36 mm Pole Socket, meaning that a good option would be the Auray Deluxe Height-Adjustable Steel Speaker Stand with Tripod Base (B&H # AUSS47S).

Q: 2. Will this work with a soundbar? Looking to replace the subwoofer for my Soundblaster Katana X

A: If your soundbar uses a standard RCA style LFE connection this will work.

Q: 3. Warranty claim

A: The Yamaha NS-SW100 10" 100W Subwoofer (Black), BH # YANSSW100BL, includes a Yamaha USA Limited 2-Year Manufacturer Warranty.

Q: 4. Will this work with the Yamaha A-S501 amp?

A: Yes the Yamaha A-S501 amplifier has a subwoofer output for direct compatibility with the Yamaha NS-SW100 subwoofer.

Q: 5. Yamaha NS-SW100 - what are the dimensions?

A: The Yamaha NS-SW100 10" 100W Subwoofer (Black) BH #YANSSW100BL is 13.8 x 13.9 x 16.1".

Q: 6. can we do recording thru any of output, how?

A: If you are recording onto a recording device, like a field recorder, you can take the balanced stereo outputs from the mixer to the recorder. If you intend to record to your computer, you will need an audio interface, or you may want to consider the MG10XU, which has a 2x2 interface built in. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1026876-REG/yamaha_mg10xu_10_in_stereo.html

Q: 7. Will this work with my Pioneer component audio amplifier ? In case it matters, I also have a Marantz media player. Thanks, Roger

A: As other said, Yes. It should work with any RCA Preamp connection.

Q: 8. Will this work with Apple Profile Display?

A: The Yamaha NS-SW100 10" 100W Subwoofer (Black) BH #YANSSW100BL is designed to work from a dedicated subwoofer output terminal.

Q: 9. Hi there, just curious, the 4 mic inputs for this item. What type of source is that? are those just covers on it? Im looking to use xlr if possible. Thanks!

A: the channel 1 through 4 ins are literally both XLR and TRS 1/4 combo jacks. You can convert any of the additional TRS to XLR its literally the same balanced analog signal.

Q: 10. What cables does this come with?

A: The Yamaha NS-SW100 comes with a power cable attached, to be able to connect it to a power strip or wall plugin power.