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Used Yamaha DME32 Digital Mixing Engine is an open-architecture digital audio processing unit capable of functioning as a stand-alone mixer, speaker cluster controller, digital audio router, effects processor or surround sound matrix. It combines 32-bit DSP technology with 24-bit/48 kHz I/O for broad installed-sound applications. Browse the second-hand DME32 listings available right now by scrolling down.

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Yamaha DME32 Digital Mixing Engine specifications

BrandYamaha
SegmentAudio

About the Yamaha DME32 Digital Mixing Engine

The Yamaha DME32 Digital Mixing Engine is a flexible digital audio toolbox designed to handle virtually any audio system or processor configuration. Its open architecture makes it suitable for a wide variety of installed-sound roles, including a stand-alone or sidecar mixer, speaker cluster controller, effects processor, digital audio router or surround sound matrix. Built around a new generation of Yamaha 32-bit DSP technology, the unit offers 24-bit/48 kHz I/O options and four mini-YGDAI card slots for customisable input/output integration. Processing building blocks include automatic mic mixers, matrix mixers, parametric and graphic EQs, filters, dynamic processors, delays of up to 80 seconds total, crossovers, routers, surround sound panning and multi-effect processors.

Yamaha DME32 Digital Mixing Engine — buyer FAQs

What is the Yamaha DME32 Digital Mixing Engine and what can it do?

The Yamaha DME32 is an open-architecture digital audio processing unit that can serve multiple roles within an installed sound system, including a stand-alone or sidecar mixer, speaker cluster controller, effects processor, digital audio router or surround sound matrix. Its processing building blocks cover automatic mic mixers, parametric and graphic EQs, dynamic processors, crossovers, delays of up to 80 seconds total, surround sound panning and multi-effect processors.

What I/O options does the DME32 offer and how is it customised?

The DME32 is built around four mini-YGDAI card slots, allowing users to select and configure inputs and outputs to match their specific system requirements. This architecture also enables the unit to integrate into an existing installation. Dedicated analog I/O units provide 24-bit A/D and D/A conversion, and digital format cards support 24-bit data at either 44.1 kHz or 48 kHz sampling rates.

Where does the Yamaha DME32 sit in Yamaha's professional audio range?

Yamaha's Pro Audio division covers mixing consoles, signal processors and related equipment for live sound and installation, with roots in professional mixing going back decades. The DME32 sits within the signal processing and installed-sound side of that range, offering DSP-based flexibility for complex installed audio systems rather than functioning as a conventional mixing console.

What should I check when buying a used Yamaha DME32?

When buying a second-hand DME32, confirm which mini-YGDAI cards are installed, as the unit's I/O capability depends entirely on that configuration. Check that all DSP functions are operational and that the unit powers on correctly. Used condition varies between listings, so review the seller's description carefully. Every listing on this page carries a 21-day warranty covering major functional faults; full details are in the buying guide at 10kused.com/used-av-equipment-guide/.

How much does a used Yamaha DME32 cost?

Used DME32 pricing depends on overall condition, the specific mini-YGDAI cards installed, and any accessories included with the unit. A fully configured unit with multiple I/O cards will typically command a higher price than a bare chassis. Current asking prices for second-hand units are shown in the live listings on this page, and many listings include a Make an Offer option.

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