Yamaha has unveiled its enhanced Commercial Installation Solutions (CIS) ecosystem at ISE 2026.

The system incorporates new digital signal processors, power amplifiers and control solutions that redefine the sound experience.

By enabling users to easily integrate, configure and manage complex audio systems, the enhanced CIS product portfolio is designed to deliver reliable and flexible audio solutions for venues such as hotels, restaurants, retail stores, corporate environments and educational institutions.

The new CIS lineup includes the DME5 and DME3 digital signal processors, eight new XMS series power amplifiers, the MCP2 wall mount controller and the TCD10 touchscreen control device, along with a major update to Yamaha’s ProVisionaire system management and control software.

The DME5 and DME3 join the well-established DME processor series. These 1U units offer high-quality 96 kHz audio processing, seamless connectivity with Yamaha digital mixing consoles, and feature both Dante and analogue I/O. They also include four flexible I/O channels, assignable as inputs or outputs, providing unmatched configuration flexibility. Dual USB ports support background music playback and PC connectivity for web conferencing.

The XMS series is a range of power amplifiers in 1U and 2U formats. The eight models offer power sharing across four output channels and include onboard DSP for loudspeaker processing, delay and matrix routing, with a built-in speaker processor to optimise output settings. This helps ensure safe and reliable operation, giving users greater confidence and security.

The MCP2 wall mount controller and the TCD10 touchscreen controller combine flexible configuration with intuitive operation. The MCP2 supports up to 64 devices, while the TCD10 provides secure control via Power over Ethernet (PoE) and versatile mounting options. By working seamlessly with Yamaha’s ProVisionaire system management and control software, both controllers can also manage third-party devices such as lighting systems and projectors, enabling straightforward AV control of the entire space.

Meanwhile, ProVisionaire Design and ProVisionaire Control PLUS software have been updated to version 3.0. Now compatible with a broader range of products and system components, a new Conductor feature allows DME5 or DME3 processors to coordinate multiple Yamaha devices. This makes system integration more intuitive while simplifying day-to-day operation.

The scalable architecture and flexible control options of our revised CIS ecosystem ensure that venues can adapt to evolving needs and technologies. This represents a reliable, future-proof investment that supports long-term value and operational peace of mind, even as requirements change over time, says Thomas Hemery, Senior General Manager of Yamaha’s Professional Solutions Division.

The DME5, DME3, MCP2 and ProVisionaire V3.0 software will be available in spring 2026. XMS amplifiers and the TCD10 controller will follow in the summer, along with a further major update to ProVisionaire Design and ProVisionaire Control PLUS. This will enable even greater flexibility in adjustment and integration within the CIS ecosystem, supporting an even wider range of applications and user needs.