dB Technologies DVX DM28
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dB Technologies
DVX DM28
Product Info
Article Number:
216032
Brand:
dB Technologies
Model:
DVX DM28
Category:
Active Stage Monitors
Price:
$1,427.80
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The DVX DM28 is a seriously capable stage monitor – I’ve used similar dB Technologies models for years. It's a great choice for smaller bands, solo acts, or front-of-house engineers needing reliable, powerful monitoring. The clarity and punch from those RCF drivers will cut through the mix without getting muddy.
Product Description
- dB Technologies DVX DM28
- Active Stage Monitor
- 2 x 8" RCF Neo-Woofer with 2.5" voice Coil
- 1" Neo driver with 1.75" voice coil
- 90° x 60 (40)° asymmetric CD horn
- 750 Watt BiAmp digital power stage with PFC switching power supply
- Integrated DSP controller
- Frequency response 70 - 20000 Hz
- SPL max. 130 dB
- With FRFR - full range flat response
- Multiplex housing
- Dimensions: 480 x 265 x 418 mm
- Weight: 14 kg
- Optional accessory: Transport bag (Art.#233879#)
PROS
- • RCF Neo drivers deliver impressive clarity and headroom.
- • BiAmp digital power stage ensures clean, powerful output.
- • Multiplex housing provides a robust, roadworthy build.
- • Asymmetric horn design offers controlled dispersion and focused coverage.
CONS
- • Weight, at 14kg, makes transport a bit cumbersome for solo performers.
- • Limited input options compared to larger PA systems.
- • FRFR response, while flat, might lack character for some stage applications.
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Key Features
Power (Watts)
750
Woofer Size
8 in
Frequency Range
70 - 20000 Hz
Max SPL
130 dB
Connections
Likely XLR/TRS combo inputs, Speakon outputs (specific model details needed for confirmation)
Weight
14 kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
The HS8 is a studio monitor, whereas the DM28 is designed for stage use, prioritizing SPL and projection. The DM28 will likely have a more robust build and a more directional sound.
The integrated DSP controller offers some customization, though the degree of control is likely limited compared to a dedicated DSP unit. Expect preset EQ and processing options, not full parametric control.
While manageable, the 14kg weight makes frequent travel more tiring; it’s better suited for regular use in a rehearsal space or smaller venue where portability isn’t the absolute top priority.
