Dynaudio Core 7 Active Studio Monitor
Discontinued, this product can no longer be ordered.
Product no: 9000-0049-4796 Bax Music Warranty: This product comes with a 3-year warranty.
General
Driven by two class D amplifiers, the Dynaudio Core 7 studio monitor wields the sonic might of a 150W-strong 1-inch tweeter and a 500W-strong 7-inch woofer, and comes equipped with analogue and digital inputs and outputs, making it easy to integrate into pro-grade studio set-ups. Meanwhile, the built-in DSP gives you the tools needed to eliminate acoustic issues like reflections.
Specifications
Product features
| Speaker connections | XLR input |
|---|---|
| Active or passive | active |
| Bass reflex system | front |
| Coaxial | no |
| Mid driver diameter | not applicable |
| Tweeter diameter | 1 inch |
| Woofer diameter | 7 inch |
| Sustainable product | not specified |
| Maximum frequency | 23 - 24.9 kHz |
| Minimum frequency | 35 - 39 Hz |
| Monitor set configuration | single speaker |
| RMS power in watts | 500 - 749 W |
| Type of studio monitor | 2-way (tweeter + woofer) |
Weight and dimensions including packaging
| Weight (incl. packaging) | 20,2 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions (incl. packaging) | 68,0 x 50,0 x 46,0 cm |
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These only turned up a few hours ago, but I love them already. They are not in the ideal location, that will change when I re configure the room and put some first reflection diffusion in.
They are solid lumps of lovely industrial design. Plugged into a SMSL SU-8 DAC from a Mac Mini and used SoundSource to control the multi-sources running on my machine.
They certainly have some power behind them. I've turned the dip's on the rear right down as I'm in a small room 5m x 2.4m. Bit of boundary gain, but will change the tilt of the speakers when they have loosened up.
No port boom or chuffing at quite loud volumes. Clear, crisp and clinical. Which is exactly what I want from a speaker.
No complex programming and few simple dip switches and the opportunity later to do room correction with external devices. But, as I won't have them too loud and will use them near field ( about 1.3m ).
I'll come back later ( if I can ) and review when they have loosened up a little.
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