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Dynaudio is a Danish loudspeaker maker, founded in 1977. Dynaudio builds speakers using only their own drivers. Dynaudio has a subsidiary called Dynaudio Acoustics that focuses on professional studio monitor loudspeakers.

Dynaudio M3 Professional Full-Range Studio Monitors

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Submitted by Aaron Merrill on Tue, 04/15/2014 - 11:44

Dynaudio M3A Professional Studio Monitors. (yes, these are pictures of the actual speakers for sale, not stock photos...and I don't know why the one picture is sideways, but it is...) These are amazing studio speakers! One of the top studio monitors, used in hundreds of high-end studios around the world.

Dynaudio d75

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Submitted by goodguys on Tue, 07/17/2012 - 00:08

Hi. And thanks for taking the time to read this post.

I have been offered a pair of brand new Dynaudio d75 miids for £100 and am wondering if they are worth buying. After googlng there appears to be little info about them on the web.

Neumann KH 120 vs. Dynaudio BM6A

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Submitted by audiokid on Thu, 06/23/2011 - 17:13

Wow, quick skinny on the Neumann KH 120

What excellent near fields active studio monitors, including stellar for my mobile recording rig. These are very well built and only 13.7 lbs.

I just received mine yesterday so they are breaking in but I'm really impressed. My first impression, the mids are where they shine.

Help with Dynaudio BM5A XLR connection.

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Submitted by anonymous on Mon, 02/02/2009 - 18:01

Every XLR cable I have tried on either one of my Dynaudio studio monitors does not fit well into monitor's connector. I can get sound, but the connectors sit in their 'loosely' and does not provide for a stable connection. Has anybody with Dynaudio's have this problem? Please help because this is aggravating.

DYnaudio BM5A

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Submitted by TheArchitect on Tue, 07/17/2007 - 16:09

These come highly recommended from everything I see so I gave them a good listen while shopping. I have to admit, they seemed kind of wooly/overly full in the lows/low mids to me. It seemed that it covered up the higher frequencies a bit. Am I just used to monitors that are a long way from flat or is this really the case? I tend to mix 2-4k a little too forward as is.