LD Systems Stinger 10-A-G3 vs dBTechnologies Opera Reevo 210

Short answer: the LD Systems Stinger 10-A-G3. It ranks #5 of 28 10-inch pa speakers by sound quality, rated 4.1/5, at $749. The dBTechnologies Opera Reevo 210 ranks #10, rated 3.9/5, at $739, $10 cheaper, not enough of a saving to outweigh the sound-quality gap.

What the LD Systems Stinger 10-A-G3 does well: Medium-quality vendor data returns a 5.89 ideal-subwoofer preference score with 49Hz measured extension, a genuinely deep result for an affordable 10-inch box. The tradeoff: Its 127dB peak claim is modest next to the higher-output rivals here, and its 90° x 50° horn is on the narrower side.

The case for the dBTechnologies Opera Reevo 210: 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 catch: 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 LD Systems Stinger 10-A-G3. It is rated higher for sound quality, and the $10 you would save on the dBTechnologies Opera Reevo 210 does not close the gap.

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Specifications Side By Side

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The Two Speakers In Full

LD Systems Stinger 10-A-G3: $749.00 Amazon B&H Photo Video eBay

Pros: Medium-quality vendor data returns a 5.89 ideal-subwoofer preference score with 49Hz measured extension, a genuinely deep result for an affordable 10-inch box. At 12.7kg it is one of the lightest active speakers in this ranking. Measured bass extension of 56Hz (-3dB).

Cons: Its 127dB peak claim is modest next to the higher-output rivals here, and its 90° x 50° horn is on the narrower side.

Full LD Systems Stinger 10-A-G3 review and specifications →

AES Input	No
Amplifier Power	600W peak / 300W RMS
Aux Input	No
Bass Extension (-3dB)	56Hz (measured, vendor Spinorama data)
Bluetooth	No
Cabinet Material	12mm plywood with polyurea coating
Coaxial Input	No
Configuration	Active 2-way bass-reflex PA speaker
Coverage	90° x 50°
DSP	Yes
Dimensions	20.7”H x 12.8”W x 12.1”D (527 x 325 x 308 mm)
Drivers	10” woofer, 1” compression driver
Frequency Response	65Hz - 20kHz (manufacturer specified)
Guitar Input	No
HDMI Input	No
Inputs	2 x XLR/TRS line/mic inputs; XLR mono mix output
Maximum SPL	127dB peak (manufacturer specified)
Microphone Input	Yes
Optical Input	No
RCA Input	No
Rigging	M10 suspension points; 36mm Dual-Tilt pole mount
Spinorama Preference Score	3.57
Spinorama Preference Score with Perfect Sub	5.89
TRS Input	Yes
USB Input	No
Weight	28 lbs (12.7 kg)
XLR Input	Yes

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  • LD Systems Stinger 10 A G3 Product Page
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dBTechnologies Opera Reevo 210: $739 Thomann eBay

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
RCA Input	No
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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