dB Technologies Flexsys FM10

Very nice FRFR monitor. I use it for saxophone monitoring and it delivers a nice sound quality with enough power and crispy highs.
The DSP settings are somewhat vague to interpret. Some difference can be heard, but some resemble others. So a normal EQ would have been better. The difference between 1 (live monitor) and 6 (anti feedback) is negligible. There is only one input via XLR. An extra jack input would have been great, but all-in-all a very good monitor.

Been using a little 8" monitor with my Helix, which is OK, but could be better, and occasionally been using a DXR-10 which sounds great, but not ideal in a wedge position as it wobbles about too much, so took a gamble on a DB Technologies Flexsys FM-10. Looks great, it's loud as a very loud thing and clear as a bell, very happy with it.

Buy it..... It's small, it's loud, it's rugged and does the business. Strictly go buy it, it's a Ten from me!!

Six months ago, became the owner of these monitors.
Impressions of the monitors are good, give a good level of sound pressure at the bottom of a little chanting, well passed the high frequencies.
Presets EQ on the monitors are sometimes useful, in different rooms.

A great little monitor with a small footprint. It fits in well with all the other gear on stage. Good sound & very versatile. I would always prefer tone controls with knobs, but the pre-set EQ programs built in to the unit work quite well. Glad we got one, might buy another.

Great little monitor. I use 2 of these as stereo monitors for my keyboard rig. Very portable and compact but could have another handle to make it easier to pick up. It sounds good with good power for small stage use. Switching between mic and line could be easier along with switching between the different pre-sets.

Pity these have been discontinued by the manufacturer as they are great sounding and compact in size. The coaxial design means a greater consistency to the sound on stage as the musician moves about and less likely to feedback.