Used Yamaha DME24N / DME64N
Used Yamaha DME24N / DME64N units are programmable, networkable mixing engines delivering powerful DSP-based audio processing for installations ranging from concert halls to multi-purpose event spaces. Available in two sizes, the range offers 24-bit, 96kHz processing suited to complex, scalable system designs. Scroll down to browse the second-hand Yamaha DME24N / DME64N listings currently available.
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Yamaha DME24N / DME64N specifications
| Brand | Yamaha |
| Segment | Audio |
| Typical used price | €740 (range €740–€740) |
About the Yamaha DME24N / DME64N
The Yamaha DME24N / DME64N are programmable and networkable mixing engines designed for a wide range of audio processing applications. Both models employ Yamaha's proprietary DSP signal-processing LSIs, delivering processing power comparable to advanced digital mixing consoles. The DME64N offers processing capability on a par with Yamaha's DM1000 Digital Mixing Console, while the DME24N provides approximately half that capacity along with built-in analogue I/O for more compact installations. Both units operate at 24-bit, 96kHz, and are suited to concert halls, multi-purpose halls, event spaces and institutional environments.
Yamaha DME24N / DME64N — buyer FAQs
What are the Yamaha DME24N and DME64N, and what are they used for?
The Yamaha DME24N and DME64N are programmable, networkable mixing engines designed for DSP-based audio processing across a range of installation environments. Both are suited to concert halls, multi-purpose halls, event spaces and institutional settings. Their DSP power allows complex systems to be built around a single unit, replacing configurations that would previously have required multiple hardware units.
How do the DME64N and DME24N differ from each other?
The DME64N delivers processing power comparable to Yamaha's DM1000 Digital Mixing Console, while the DME24N offers approximately half that processing capacity. The DME24N includes built-in analogue I/O, making it better suited to simpler or more compact system designs. Both models share 24-bit, 96kHz digital processing and the same core approach to networkable audio engine architecture.
What DSP processing standard do the Yamaha DME24N and DME64N use?
Both units employ Yamaha's proprietary DSP signal-processing LSIs, specifically the DSP6 and DSP7 chips used in the DME series. They operate at 24-bit resolution and a 96kHz sample rate. This combination is intended to support precision reproduction across complex routed and processed audio systems in permanent or semi-permanent installations.
Where do the DME24N and DME64N sit in Yamaha's professional audio range?
Yamaha's Pro Audio division produces mixing consoles, signal processors and related equipment for live sound and installation. The DME24N and DME64N belong to its dedicated mixing engine line rather than its console range, and the DME64N is explicitly positioned at a processing level comparable to the DM1000 Digital Mixing Console, placing it toward the more capable end of Yamaha's installation DSP products.
What should I check when buying a used Yamaha DME24N or DME64N?
Confirm which model you are buying, since the DME24N and DME64N differ in processing capacity and I/O configuration. Check whether the unit includes any additional components relevant to your system. Condition grades affect used pricing alongside age and specification. Listings on this page carry a 21-day warranty covering major functional faults; full terms are covered in the buying guide at https://www.10kused.com/used-av-equipment-guide/.
