Equipment file · Large-format digital mixing system

RIVAGE PM10

Yamaha · 2015

Evidence status · documented

Identity and core specifications are documented; some historical fields remain unavailable.

The RIVAGE PM10, announced in November 2014 and shown in 2015, comprises the CS-R10 surface, DSP-R10 engine and RPio622 I/O rack. Its Hybrid Microphone Preamplifier adds digital modelling of Rupert Neve Designs transformer circuitry and SILK to an analogue stage.

Introduced
2015
Category
Large-format digital mixing system
Intended use
Large concerts, theatre and broadcast
Production
Yamaha

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RIVAGE PM digital mixing system·Yamaha·© Yamaha, used for identification and historical commentary

Why it mattered

  1. 01

    It gathered Yamaha's hybrid preamps, modelling and Dante networking into a flagship for the largest events, after the [[yamaha-cl5|CL5]].

  2. 02

    It made modelled analogue character a touring console selling point.

Engineering record

Components
CS-R10 surface, DSP-R10 engine, RPio622 I/O rack[2]
Preamp
Hybrid preamp with modelled Rupert Neve Designs transformer and SILK[1][3]
Plug-ins
45 at launch, including Neve-co-developed models and TC Electronic reverb[3]

Original pricing

No reliable period price located

2026 equivalent

Not calculated without a reliable original price.

Public price evidence was not sufficient to publish a defensible original figure.

Use in the field

Demonstrated in 2015 at Clair Global, Eighth Day Sound, Solotech and PRG[3]

Manuals & original documents

No authoritative manual or original document has been located for this profile.

Sources

  1. 1Yamaha develops next-generation flagship RIVAGE PM10Yamaha Corporation · brochure · 2014-11-18
  2. 2Yamaha Rivage PM10 Makes InfoComm DebutMix · archive · 2015-06-16
  3. 3Yamaha Presents Rivage PM10 At AES And Demos On The RoadProSoundWeb · archive · 2015-11-17

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