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Introduction
2022-05-17
Welcome – and thank you for putting your music in our hands.
Back in 1977, Dynaudio’s founder, Wilfried Ehrenholz, was dissatisfied by the hi-fi speakers he’d been listening to,
so he began the Dynaudio story by building his own: mounting drivers made by other companies in modified off-
the-shelf cabinets, and blending the systems with his own crossover designs.
But Wilfried still wasn’t satisfied.
He came to realise that he could only get the speaker performance he aspired to if he designed and made as
many components as possible himself. And we all know there’s sometimes only one way to get something right:
do it yourself.
Your new Dynaudio speakers have a direct link back to Wilfried’s commitment to retaining control of all the vital
components, design, engineering and manufacture.
And that, in today’s interconnected and badge-engineered commercial world, makes Dynaudio a very unusual
organisation.
This Dynaudio user manual will help you get the best from your speakers and should provide all the guidance you
need. But if you have further questions, there are extensive support and FAQ resources available via the
Dynaudio
website .
CAUTION!
High sound-pressure levels
Listening to high sound pressure levels over extended periods can damage hearing.
CAUTION!
Floor spikes
Some Dynaudio speakers and stands are equipped with floor spikes. Floor spikes can cause injury or damage
sensitive surfaces if not handled carefully.
CAUTION!
Speakers on stands
Speakers mounted on floor stands should always be fixed to the stand top-plate by screws as described in the
instructions included with the stands. Speakers mounted on stands without top-plate fixings can fall, which may
result in damage or injury.
Note
To maintain the long-term aesthetic quality of your speakers, excessively warm, cold, or humid locations should
be avoided. Similarly, direct sunlight or excessive artificial light can affect the colour of the natural wood veneers
used on speaker cabinets.
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