2-way Single 12 inch coaxial point source mid-high. 12 inch neodymium woofer with 3 inch CD firing through the pole piece via 80 degree conical wave guide. 1200W Class D 2-channel (800W LF + 400W HF) with comprehensive onboard DSP. The diamond-shaped, low-weight BASSBOSS top for mobile DJ, monitor, and small to mid PA work. Also offers a full-range Preset 1 down to 45 Hz at lower levels for sub-less use.
$2,795 each
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Format
12″coaxial mid-high (sealed)
Amplification
1200WClass D 2ch: 800 LF / 400 HF
Weight
30lb13.5 kg, easy one-hand carry
Coverage
80°conical (rotatable)
What we hear from owners
What DiaMon‑MK3 owners report after the first month
Patterns from mobile DJ, monitor, and small venue customers.
01
Lighter weight changes the gig math
Mobile DJs who stepped down from heavier tops describe the load-in and load-out time savings as the immediate benefit. Same brand voicing, easier handling.
02
Wide dispersion covers awkward room shapes
For weddings and corporate where the room geometry rarely cooperates, the wider dispersion pattern delivers consistent coverage where directional tops leave gaps.
03
Works well as a DJ monitor
Owners running larger systems use a DiaMon as the booth monitor, taking advantage of the lighter weight and the BASSBOSS voicing on the booth side.
04
Small PA work outside DJ is a real use case
Live vocal, corporate AV, and house of worship buyers pick the DiaMon when SV9 is too small but DV12 is more weight than the application calls for.
05
Aesthetic gets called out
The cabinet form factor reads cleaner in venue settings than the DV12 silhouette. For installs and visible mobile rigs, that matters.
06
Resale value tracks the brand strength
Used DiaMon cabinets in regional DJ groups move quickly. The lighter format has its own buyer pool separate from the DV12 audience.
Decision framework
Is the DiaMon‑MK3 right for you?
Buy it for
Mobile DJ work where the DV12‑MK3 weight is the friction point. Wedding and corporate where wider dispersion handles odd room shapes. DJ booth monitor in larger systems. House of worship, small live vocal, and corporate AV where portability and brand voicing both matter. Aesthetic-conscious installs.
Look elsewhere if
You regularly run 500 plus capacity weddings, corporate events, or receptions, where the DV12‑MK3 is the correct top. You work events without a dedicated sub, where the DV12‑MK3 full-range output is the better choice. You need maximum SPL or long-throw outdoor coverage, where the AT212‑MK3 is correct.
Get a real quote
Send a system spec, not a price shopping number
Tell us the room, the audience size, and what you run today. We come back with the right pair, freight, and price. One short form.
DiaMon is lighter, slightly less output, wider dispersion. DV12 is heavier, more output, more focused dispersion. Choose DiaMon when portability and dispersion matter more, DV12 when raw output and throw matter more.
Q2
Can I use the DiaMon as a DJ booth monitor?
Yes. Many owners running larger systems use a DiaMon at the booth. The wide dispersion and lighter cabinet make it a natural fit for that role.
Q3
What sub pairs with the DiaMon?
BB15-MK3 single 15 for small events. DJ18S-MK3 single 18 for mobile DJ standard. SSP118-MK3 single 18 for venue install. Smaller subs underbuild the system.
Q4
How does the DiaMon compare to the CCM monitor?
CCM is a coaxial monitor optimized for stage use. DiaMon is a wide dispersion full range cabinet optimized for portable PA and DJ. The CCM is a monitor first; the DiaMon is a small main first.
Q5
Is the DiaMon ready out of the box?
Yes. Update the firmware before the first gig. No break in period required.
System design
This pairs well with
DiaMon sits in the portable tier. Sub choice scales with room size.
Beyond 400 guests, go up to the VS21 single 21 for the headroom the room demands.
Field video
DiaMon‑MK3 in the wild
Owner reviews and field recordings.
DiaMon-MK3 overview
DiaMon-MK3 in context
DiaMon-MK3 field demo
Honest answers
Doubts our clients initially had
Before they bought, here is what made buyers hesitate. We talked it through. Short version.
D1
Why not just save up for the DV12?
For some buyers, the DV12 is the right end state. For others, the DV12 weight is a deal breaker that the DiaMon solves. The DiaMon is not a budget DV12; it is a different cabinet for a different physical constraint.
D2
Wide dispersion sounds like a marketing term.
It is a measurable polar response specification. The DiaMon dispersion pattern covers a wider angle than the DV12, which means even coverage across irregularly shaped rooms without aimed cabinets.
D3
Will it hold up to dance energy?
For 100 to 200 person dance floors, with a matched sub, yes. Beyond that the DV12 or AT212 are shaped for the room. The DiaMon is for the room it was engineered to cover.
D4
How does resale work on a less common cabinet?
The DiaMon has its own buyer pool separate from the DV12 audience. Used cabinets in regional FB groups tend to move within two weeks for any seller pricing reasonably.
D5
I want to listen before I commit.
Standard concern. Send your city and use case. Owner introductions where available, phone references otherwise.
