dynaudio bm15a

Description

The BM15A is a relatively large 2-way active system comprising of a large 240mm (10") woofer, a special version of the Dynaudio ESOTEC soft dome tweeter and an electronic phase-aligned crossover, which feeds the build-in dual, high performance discrete MOSFET amplifiers.

Dynaudio BM15A vs. . Genelec 1032A

Submitted by shanabit on Sun, 09/11/2005 - 03:28

Looking for opinions here. Same price point range. One any better
in translation than the other? Which would you steer towards and why? Thanks

Dynaudio bm15a Experienced users needed.

Submitted by anonymous on Wed, 04/13/2005 - 07:24

Hi, I plan to purchase a stereo pair of Dynaudio bm15a without sub extension. Are they really appropriate for nearfield mixing?
Regards Tamas Dragon

Room Size + Dynaudio BM15A monitors

Submitted by anonymous on Sat, 03/26/2005 - 12:55

Hello all,

I am working in a room that is about 12' x 12' and am trying to decide between Dynaudio BM6A and BM15A studio monitors.

Dynaudio BM6A vs. . BM15A

Submitted by anonymous on Fri, 02/28/2003 - 15:43

I own a pair of Mackie HR824s and after being part of that recent huge thread on the Mackies that went on forever, I've decided to sell them and buy a pair of Dynaudio's.

Does anyone have any opinions on the BM6A vs BM15A ?

I'm talking about accuracy in the low end and overall sonic quality, etc, as was discussed in the above mentioned thread.

Dynaudio BM15A vs. . Meyer HD-1

Submitted by anonymous on Fri, 07/19/2002 - 10:17

Looking for advice for anyone who's worked a lot with either or ever directly compared them? I'm about to purchase a set of nearfields as I'm giving my HR824's back to work, wondering whether the HD-1's are worth twice the price of the BM15A . I know the Mackie's are generally well regarded, but having used the HR824's for several years now, I'm just not a big fan of their sound.