#DBTechnologies

[@MrJohnclem]

Many thanks man nice to hear a solid review from another Irish man. 🇮🇪thanks again. 👍🏾👍🏾

[@toneranger]

Maith an Fear 👍🏻👍🏻 cheers appreciate it ☘️

[@Les_Gõr]

I’d like to know how is the bass compared to a generic full-range 15” top speaker and also how many people can it cover in stereo mode a single unit?

[@tuned4u]

For the line inputs, there we can connect a mix console? Thanks.

[@toneranger]

Yes, connect it to the 2 XLR ins

[@camobuoy]

Would you say this is better sounding than the J8?

[@toneranger]

They are owned by the same company, RCF, both Italian. Consider the price difference. The J8 is mono only. 1 input as far as I know. I wouldn't comment until I've heard it but RCF is generally top of the range, love this ES503 though, stereo or mono.

[@toneranger]

Update, I bought the Jmix8 and sold it within days, it just does not have the punch and punch of the DB503, the wooden cabinet on the DB also sounds warmer

[@colectiaesterasrl2079]

I own es602, the tops are the same, it really leaks at high frequency, from 14000khz to 22000khz nothing.

[@toneranger]

Thanks for your comment. Most adults can't hear above 12-15k. The spec sheet says up to 37Hz - 15kHz. Plenty of clarity in the vocals andhi hats for me. I'm more interested in the low frequency bass quality and power, portability, road worthiness and the fact it runs stereo is amazing. If you compare this to Bose systems costing twice as much, this really excels overall. Plus's the big bass ballast and sturdy poles make this bulletproof at a rowdy wedding. Thanks