Cerwin-Vega DX 7
The Cerwin-Vega DX 7 is a speaker from the company's DX Series, which appeared in the early 1990s. The record is thin. No production years, pricing or full specifications have survived in the available documentation.
What can be pieced together from period sources: HiFI-Stereo (May 1992, p.47) ran a test report on the DX 7, noting that its measured distortion (equivalent to a 90 dB SPL sensitivity measurement) stayed between 0.2 and 0.4 percent from 60 to 250 Hz, and that the room-response plotting showed the effect of close miking was less exaggerated than expected. The same publication's April 1992 new-products section (p.16) placed the DX 7 within the DX Series lineup, alongside the DX-3 and DX-5, and noted the DX Series used a 4-ohm nominal impedance for some models — though whether that applies to the DX 7 specifically is not confirmed.
Specifics on driver configuration, cabinet construction, frequency response and power handling are not documented in the sources available to the Archive. If you own a pair and can supply details, the record would benefit from your contribution.
Known specs (from period sources)
- Distortion: 0.2–0.4% from 60–250 Hz (at 90 dB SPL equivalent)
- Part of the DX Series (with DX-3 and DX-5)
- Tested by HiFI-Stereo in May 1992
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