d&b V7P for Sale | High-Output 3-Way Point-Source Loudspeaker

The d&b V7P for sale is a professional three-way point-source loudspeaker designed for applications that require substantial output, controlled directivity and flexible deployment without building a full line array. Using two 10″ LF drivers, an 8″ horn-loaded midrange driver and a 1.4″ exit compression driver, the V7P delivers a stated frequency response of approximately 59 Hz to 18 kHz and a 75° × 40° nominal dispersion pattern. Its rotatable horn, professional mounting provisions and compatibility with suitable d&b amplifiers make it a strong option for touring, rental and installed sound systems across Europe.

Unlike the V-Series line-array elements, the V7P is designed primarily as a point-source cabinet. Therefore, it can provide concentrated professional coverage from a single enclosure while still sharing important system characteristics with the wider V-Series ecosystem.

Three-Way Architecture for Professional Sound Reinforcement

The V7P divides the audio spectrum between dedicated low, mid and high-frequency components.

Each cabinet incorporates:

• 2 × 10″ low-frequency drivers
• 1 × 8″ horn-loaded mid-frequency driver
• 1 × 1.4″ exit HF compression driver
• Passive three-way architecture
• Rotatable high-frequency horn
• Dipolar low-frequency arrangement

This dedicated midrange section distinguishes the V7P from simpler two-way point-source loudspeakers.

As a result, each driver section can concentrate on a more specific frequency range while the complete cabinet provides coherent professional output.

d&b V7P Technical Specifications

*Maximum output depends on amplifier model, configuration and applicable measurement conditions.

75° × 40° Controlled Coverage

The V7P provides a nominal 75° horizontal × 40° vertical dispersion pattern in its standard orientation.

This focused coverage can work well where engineers need greater projection than a very wide point-source cabinet would provide.

Moreover, the LF driver arrangement contributes to directivity through the lower portion of the cabinet’s operating range.

The result is a loudspeaker intended to provide more controlled coverage than simply placing high-output drivers inside a conventional rectangular enclosure.

Rotatable Horn Changes the Orientation

One of the V7P’s most practical features is its 90° rotatable horn.

In its standard configuration, the coverage is approximately:

75° horizontal × 40° vertical

Rotating the horn allows the coverage orientation to become:

40° horizontal × 75° vertical

Therefore, installers and rental companies can adapt the same loudspeaker to different physical orientations and coverage requirements.

This flexibility can be particularly valuable in installations where available mounting space dictates whether the enclosure sits vertically or horizontally.

Dipolar Low-Frequency Driver Arrangement

The two 10-inch LF drivers use a dipolar arrangement.

This design contributes to controlled horizontal directivity down into the lower mid-frequency region, rather than allowing the pattern to become uncontrolled immediately below the horn’s operating range.

For professional sound reinforcement, consistent directivity matters because it influences how acoustic energy reaches both the audience and surrounding surfaces.

Consequently, the V7P’s architecture is about more than simply achieving a high SPL figure.

d&b V7P for Sale for High-Output Applications

For professional businesses looking for a d&b V7P for sale, the cabinet’s combination of output and point-source simplicity is particularly attractive.

Not every production requires a line array.

In medium-sized venues, theatres or supplementary coverage positions, a properly deployed high-output point-source cabinet can offer a simpler solution.

Potential applications include:

• Professional FOH systems
• Theatre sound
• Concert venues
• Corporate productions
• Live music events
• Professional PA rental
• Side-fill applications
• Distributed sound
• Fixed installations
• V-Series system expansion

Up to Approximately 140 dB Maximum SPL

Depending on the supported amplifier platform, the V7P can provide substantial acoustic output.

The supplied specifications indicate approximately 137 dB maximum SPL with certain amplifier configurations and up to approximately 140 dB with higher-output compatible d&b amplification.

However, maximum SPL should not be treated as the only measure of loudspeaker performance.

Coverage consistency, system headroom, distortion, deployment and correct processing are equally important in professional applications.

59 Hz to 18 kHz Standard Response

In standard operation, the supplied frequency response extends from approximately 59 Hz to 18 kHz.

This gives the V7P useful low-frequency capability for a point-source cabinet.

Therefore, certain speech, corporate and lighter music applications may not require a dedicated subwoofer.

For productions requiring substantial low-frequency impact, however, pairing the V7P with appropriate subwoofers creates a more capable full-range system.

CUT Mode for Systems with Subwoofers

When dedicated subwoofers reproduce the low-frequency range, the V7P can operate in CUT mode through compatible d&b processing.

The stated response then becomes approximately:

100 Hz – 18 kHz

Reducing the low-frequency workload of the main cabinet allows the subwoofers to handle the bass region more effectively.

This is particularly useful for concert and event systems where low-frequency requirements extend well below the practical operating range of a point-source top.

Pair V7P with V-SUB or V-GSUB

The V7P can form part of appropriately configured systems using compatible V-Series low-frequency equipment.

Depending on the application, this can include V-SUB or V-GSUB.

Such combinations allow the V7P to provide controlled mid/high coverage while dedicated subwoofers reproduce the deeper frequencies.

For businesses already operating V-Series inventory, maintaining loudspeakers from the same ecosystem can also simplify amplifier configuration and system preparation.

Flexible Mounting Options

The cabinet incorporates professional mounting provisions for different applications.

M10 threaded inserts allow compatible brackets and accessories to attach to the enclosure, while additional mounting points support approved safety hardware.

This makes the V7P suitable for both portable and appropriately engineered installed configurations.

However, any suspended installation must follow the applicable d&b documentation and local safety regulations.

Built for Touring and Installation

The V7P enclosure uses robust plywood construction with a durable protective finish designed for professional use.

Integrated handles assist with transportation and positioning.

At approximately 33 kg, the cabinet is substantial enough to support its three-way driver architecture while remaining manageable for professional crews.

Approximate dimensions are:

Height: 700 mm
Width: 308 mm
Depth: 466 mm
Weight: approximately 33 kg

Its relatively narrow width can also help where horizontal installation space is limited.

Professional NLT4 Connectivity

The standard V7P configuration uses professional NLT4 F/M connectivity, while other connector configurations may exist depending on version.

Consequently, buyers should verify the connector type on the exact cabinets before ordering.

This becomes particularly important when adding V7P speakers to an established inventory because existing amplifier racks and loudspeaker cables need to match.

Compatible d&b Amplification

Correct d&b amplification and processing are essential to achieving the intended V7P performance.

Supported amplifier options depend on system generation and configuration.

Suitable d&b amplifier platforms may provide dedicated V7P processing alongside system functions such as EQ, delay, protection and LoadMatch where supported.

Therefore, professional users should confirm compatibility for their exact amplifier rather than selecting an amplifier solely according to wattage.

LoadMatch for Longer Cable Runs

With compatible d&b amplification, LoadMatch can compensate for electrical effects introduced by longer loudspeaker cables.

This can be particularly useful in theatres, arenas and touring productions where amplifier racks may need to sit some distance from the loudspeaker positions.

As a result, professional system designers gain another tool for maintaining intended system performance across more complex deployments.

V7P Versus a Line Array

Choosing between a point-source V7P and a line-array system depends on the venue rather than simply which product is larger or more expensive.

Line arrays are valuable when system designers need scalable vertical coverage across larger audience areas.

Meanwhile, a high-output point-source cabinet such as V7P can provide a simpler solution where one defined coverage pattern suits the listening area.

Therefore, V7P may be particularly efficient for venues that do not require the complexity or scale of a full array.

Useful for Existing V-Series Inventories

Finding a d&b V7P for sale can be particularly useful for companies already operating V-Series equipment.

Additional cabinets may provide:

• More point-source inventory
• Additional FOH options
• Side-fill capability
• Spare loudspeakers
• Installation expansion
• Additional rental configurations

Furthermore, an existing d&b user may already own compatible amplifiers, V-Series subwoofers, cabling and control infrastructure.

Professional Applications Across Europe

The V7P can serve several types of professional customer.

Rental companies may value its flexibility across different productions. Meanwhile, venues can use its controlled coverage in permanent systems.

Corporate AV companies may also appreciate having a high-output cabinet that does not require deploying a complete line array for every event.

Therefore, the V7P can bridge the gap between smaller compact speakers and larger array-based systems.

Buying a d&b V7P for Sale in Europe

Euro Electronic Space offers the d&b V7P for sale in Europe for professional audio customers seeking high-output point-source loudspeakers.

Delivery can be arranged to supported European markets, including Germany, the Netherlands, France and Italy.

For larger professional orders, multiple cabinets can be consolidated for freight. Compatible d&b amplification, subwoofers and accessories can also be combined when available.

Frequently Asked Questions About the V7P

Is the V7P a line-array speaker?

No. The V7P is a three-way passive point-source loudspeaker. It belongs to the wider V-Series ecosystem but serves a different role from V-Series line-array elements.

What drivers are inside the V7P?

Each cabinet contains two 10″ LF drivers, one 8″ horn-loaded MF driver and one 1.4″ exit HF compression driver.

What coverage does the V7P provide?

The standard nominal dispersion is 75° × 40°.

Can the horn be rotated?

Yes. The horn can be rotated by 90°, allowing the coverage orientation to change for horizontal or vertical cabinet deployment.

How low does V7P play?

The supplied standard response extends to approximately 59 Hz. In CUT mode, the lower limit is approximately 100 Hz.

Can V7P be used with subwoofers?

Yes. Compatible V-Series subwoofers such as V-SUB or V-GSUB can provide dedicated low-frequency reinforcement in properly configured systems.

How much does a V7P weigh?

Approximately 33 kg per cabinet.

Is mounting hardware included?

No mounting hardware is specified in the information provided for this listing. Therefore, brackets or other accessories should only be advertised as included if they are actually supplied with the cabinets.