dB Technologies Flexsys FM10
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dB Technologies
Flexsys FM10
Product Info
Article Number:
267816
Brand:
dB Technologies
Model:
Flexsys FM10
Category:
Active Stage Monitors
Price:
$361.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The Flexsys FM10 is a surprisingly capable little stage monitor. It's a great solution for solo artists, duos, or smaller bands needing clear, focused monitoring – especially those relying on keyboards or acoustic instruments. The build quality is solid for the price point, making it a reliable workhorse.
Product Description
- dB Technologies Flexsys FM10
- Active Speaker
- Active 2-way coaxial monitor system
- Equipped with: 1x 10" and 1x 1"
- Dispersion pattern: 60° x 60° CD horn
- Power: 160 + 40W/ RMS digipack
- Connections: line/ mic input/ XLR
- Frequency range: 70 Hz - 20 kHz
- Peak SPL: 120 dB
- With FRFR - full range flat response
- High-quality housing
- Dimensions: 370 x 290 x 410 mm
- Weight: 12.8 kg
- Colour: Black
- Suitable optional cover: Art.#268736# (not included)
PROS
- • Coaxial driver provides surprisingly focused and coherent soundstage.
- • The FRFR design makes it ideal for keyboard and acoustic guitar monitoring.
- • Robust enclosure feels well-built, suggesting good longevity for stage use.
- • Compact size and manageable weight for easy transport and setup.
CONS
- • 160W RMS is adequate, but might struggle with very loud rock bands.
- • Limited EQ controls; relies heavily on source material quality.
- • The CD horn, while wide, can exhibit some coloration at higher volumes.
Product Video
Key Features
Power (Watts)
160 + 40W RMS
Woofer Size
10 in
Frequency Range
70 Hz - 20 kHz
Max SPL
120 dB
Connections
Line/Mic Input, XLR
Weight
12.8 kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
The FM10's FRFR design delivers a flatter frequency response and wider dispersion than a typical wedge, making it better for hearing other band members and reducing feedback.
While it won't shake the room like a larger subwoofer, the 10 in driver provides a respectable low-end presence, especially when positioned close to the performer.
It’s primarily designed as a monitor, but you *could* use it for small, intimate gigs, though a dedicated full-range PA would offer more headroom and power.
