dBTechnologies Opera Reevo 212 vs dBTechnologies Opera Reevo 210

These sit in different size classes, so this is not a straight ranking comparison. The dBTechnologies Opera Reevo 212 ranks #24 of 77 12-inch pa speakers by sound quality at $1,192; the dBTechnologies Opera Reevo 210 ranks #10 of 39 10-inch pa speakers by sound quality at $739.

Why pick the dBTechnologies Opera Reevo 212: The larger twin of the measured dBTechnologies Opera Reevo 210, with two 12” neodymium woofers in the same quasi 3-way coaxial layout and the same 2,100W peak (1,050W RMS) Digipro G2 amplifier. dBTechnologies rates it at 133dB, half a decibel above the 210, with more low-end reach from the bigger woofers, at 45 lbs (20.4 kg). Watch for: No independent measurements yet, so it can’t be compared with ranked PA speakers.

What the dBTechnologies Opera Reevo 210 does well: Two 10-inch neodymium woofers reach 62Hz at -3dB and about 54Hz at -10dB, deep for a 10-inch design, with a 5.45 preference score with an ideal subwoofer. The tradeoff: A 3.3dB reference band and 0.637 listening-window deviation give it a less even tonal balance than most 10-inch rivals.

Buy the dBTechnologies Opera Reevo 212 ($1,192) for a 12-inch pa speaker; the dBTechnologies Opera Reevo 210 ($739) suits a 10-inch pa speaker instead.

About the ratings: the dBTechnologies Opera Reevo 212’s rating is estimated from measured siblings and predecessors rather than its own measurements, with a likely range of 3.6 to 4.2, so this verdict could change once it is measured.

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The Two Speakers In Full

dBTechnologies Opera Reevo 212: $1,192.00 Estimated Full Compass eBay

Same family: the dBTechnologies Opera Reevo 210 (smaller model, rated 3.9/5).

Pros: The larger twin of the measured dBTechnologies Opera Reevo 210, with two 12” neodymium woofers in the same quasi 3-way coaxial layout and the same 2,100W peak (1,050W RMS) Digipro G2 amplifier. dBTechnologies rates it at 133dB, half a decibel above the 210, with more low-end reach from the bigger woofers, at 20.4 kg.

Cons: No independent measurements yet, so it can’t be compared with ranked PA speakers. It is 3.2 kg heavier than the 210 for a small gain in rated output, so the 210 stays the better choice where weight matters.

Full dBTechnologies Opera Reevo 212 review and specifications →

Amplifier Power	2,100W peak (1,050W RMS)
Bluetooth	No
Configuration	Active quasi 3-way coaxial PA speaker
DSP	Yes
Drivers	2x 12” neodymium woofers, coaxial compression driver
Maximum SPL	133dB (manufacturer specified)
Passive	No
Rigging	2 x M10 on top, 1 x M10 on back; 36mm pole mount
Weight	45 lbs (20.4 kg)
XLR Input	Yes

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  • No independent measurement review is linked for this model; it is ranked from hands-on listening and comparison against similarly priced speakers.

dBTechnologies Opera Reevo 210: $739 Thomann eBay

Same family: the dBTechnologies Opera Reevo 212 (larger model, estimated 3.9/5).

Pros: Two 10-inch neodymium woofers reach 62Hz at -3dB and about 54Hz at -10dB, deep for a 10-inch design, with a 5.45 preference score with an ideal subwoofer. The coaxial compression driver gives wide 100° x 90° coverage, and 1,050W RMS of built-in amplification reaches a 132.5dB peak. It works as a floor wedge, on a pole or on a stand, weighs 17.2kg and comes with a cover. Measured bass extension of 62.2Hz (-3dB).

Cons: A 3.3dB reference band and 0.637 listening-window deviation give it a less even tonal balance than most 10-inch rivals. It has only one combo input with no onboard mixer. The standalone preference score is 2.88.

Full dBTechnologies Opera Reevo 210 review and specifications →

AES Input	No
Amplifier Power	1,050W RMS (525W + 525W); 2,100W peak
Aux Input	No
Bass Extension (-10dB)	about 54.1Hz (measured, vendor Spinorama data)
Bass Extension (-3dB)	62.2Hz (measured, vendor Spinorama data)
Bluetooth	No
Coaxial Input	No
Configuration	Active quasi 3-way coaxial PA speaker
Coverage	100° x 90°
DSP	Yes, voicing presets
Dimensions	23.8”H x 11.8”W x 12.8”D (604 x 300 x 324 mm)
Drivers	2x 10” neodymium woofers (2.5” voice coil), 1” exit compression driver (1.75” voice coil)
Frequency Response	60Hz - 19.2kHz (-6dB, manufacturer specified)
Guitar Input	No
HDMI Input	No
Maximum SPL	132.5dB (manufacturer specified)
Microphone Input	No
Optical Input	No
Passive	No
RCA Input	No
Rigging	2 x M10 on top, 1 x M10 on back; 36mm pole mount
Spinorama Preference Score	2.88
Spinorama Preference Score with Perfect Sub	5.45
TRS Input	Yes
USB Input	No
Weight	37.9 lbs (17.2 kg)
XLR Input	Yes

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