dB Technologies B-Hype 8 Active Speaker
The active two-way speaker series providing a professional sonic performance to all kind of users.
dB Technologies B-Hype Mobile BT Portable PA-System
B·Hype on the move! With this new M model, dB Technologies adds a mobile, complete PA to its all-user 2-way speakers family.
dB Technologies OPERA 10 Active Speaker
OPERA 10 succeded once again in packing leading edge DSP processing, advanced design features and user friendliness in an unrivalled cabinet in its price range.
dB Technologies Opera 12 Active Speaker
Exceptional power and a unique acoustic design combine in order to deliver a vigorous yet accurate audio performance, successfully adaptable to both playback and live music applications.
dB Technologies Opera 15 Active Speaker
dB Technologies ES802 – Column PA system (pair)
ES802 is a portable biamped sound system composed by two passive tops and one 12” subwoofer.
dB Technologies Ingenia IG2T Active Column Speaker
dB Technologies Ingenia IG1T Active Column Speaker
One can combine these speakers by flipping one upside down and placing it on top of the other, although they function independently.
dB Technologies Ingenia IG3T Speaker
One can combine these speakers by flipping one upside down and placing it on top of the other, although they function independently.
dB Technologies Sub 618 Active Subwoofer
Despite its diminutive size, SUB600s produce high sound pressure and clear, accurate low-end reproduction.
dB Technologies Sub 918 Active Subwoofer
DB Technologies KL 12 12″ Active Speaker
db Technologies KL 15 Bluetooth Active Speaker
dB Technologies KL 10 10″ 2-Way Active Speaker
KL series aims to enhance usability and versatility in dBTechnologies’ 2-way active speaker series
dB Technologies B-Hype 10 Active Speaker
The active two-way speaker series delivers great sound to all users. Maximum sound accuracy, aggressive sound pressure, and portability.
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