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DB TECHNOLOGIES has made quite a name for itself in the past few years. Its boxes can now be found at sizeable gigs and prestige installations. A growing reputation among the pro community was cemented three years ago with the DVA (digital vertical array) series, while the upper echelons of the passive Arena range continues to be a mainstay for pro mobile applications and fixed installations. RCF’s influence? The current president, Arturo Vicari, who founded the parent company, AEB (Acoustic Engineering Bureau) back in the 1970s, bought RCF in 2004, from Mackie. While this might seem to place dB and RCF head to head in the market, in practice, they tend to focus on different areas and, in fact, both benefit from the other’s technical expertise – AEB having a strong background in electronics and RCF in speaker design. “We started with one or two models and now have expanded the range with a lot of very professional products – and that’s where the synergy with RCF lies,” notes international sales manager Harald von Falkenstein. “With us having a very good R&D department for electronics and amplification and with RCF acknowledged as one of the world’s best speaker chassis manufacturers, we have synergies where we supply all the


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