Cerotar tweeter
Like the rest of the Evoke range, the tweeter is the original design Cerotar. It’s based on key technologies from our award-winning Esotar Forty anniversary tweeter, and the mighty Esotar3, which you’ll find in the top-of-the-line Confidence series.
Like all Dynaudio tweeters, it uses a precision-coated soft dome. This coating is applied in exactly the correct places and thicknesses to optimise high-frequency performance – it’s a process derived from our most exclusive speakers.
But that’s where the similarity to everything except Confidence ends. Hidden behind the dome is a part called the Hexis: a special inner dome that shapes airflow to smooth-out the frequency response and eliminate unwanted resonances that would affect high-frequency performance.
The Cerotar tweeter is powered by a strontium carbonate Ferrite+ ceramic magnet for increased sensitivity, improved detail resolution and a natural, dynamic response.
That’s all a posh way of saying “even if you’re watching one of those box-sets that lasts for nine hours, your ears won’t get tired”. Which, of course, is exactly as it should be.
Updated woofer technology
Evoke 25C’s twin 14cm Esotec+ mid/bass drivers are made from MSP (Magnesium Silicate Polymer), a material we’ve been using for our woofer diaphragms since the dawn of Dynaudio. It provides exactly the right combination of lightness, stiffness and damping to balance the needs of precise bass performance with clear, detailed midrange.
Each speaker cone is crafted from a single piece of MSP. This makes them exactly the right amount of rigid – and means far less physical distortion when they’re playing. It also gives a super-solid physical connection to the glass-fibre voice-coil former on the back (it’s glued directly under the Balance Ribs you’ll see around the centre), which means more of the coil’s motion energy is transferred to the diaphragm.
The 38mm voice-coils themselves are made from aluminium, making them extremely light. That means we can use more windings. More windings gives us more control over the cone’s movement, which means more control over the sound – even at high volumes and high frequencies. That’s especially important in a centre speaker, which predominantly deals with speech – its midrange performance has to be absolutely top-notch.
The woofer motor is kept stable, centred and true by the aramid fibre spider (the circular spring assembly that stops the cone moving when it shouldn’t, and lets it move when it should), while the Contour-derived surround allows a longer throw ratio for greater punch. And, like the Cerotar tweeter, the woofers are both driven by ceramic Ferrite+ magnets for greater control, finesse and power.
In non-speaker-designer language, that means “you’ll hear your movie the way it was meant to be heard”. No rough edges, nothing standing out where it shouldn’t – and nothing relegated to a cameo when it should be the lead.
Made for (home) movies
Our design department took drew inspiration from show-homes, home-interiors stores and real-life dwellings in Denmark to hone Evoke 25C’s look. After all, it’s as much a piece of furniture as the couch you sit on to watch your movies.
That’s why the four finishes are so relatable. You can choose from Black High Gloss and White High Gloss (which both use improved lacquering techniques for a stunning glass-like surface), as well as the warm and organic open-veneered Walnut Wood and Blonde Wood styles.
The cabinet is tapered and rounded in a nod to the Contour and Confidence ranges, while the mounting screws are hidden behind stylish one-piece trim rings.
Like a great movie, a great design doesn’t age. Evoke 25C will stay as timeless and thrilling as the classics you’re playing through it.
Evoke
Features
Cerotar tweeter
A 28mm Ferrite+ soft-dome tweeter inspired by Special Forty and Confidence.
Hexis
An ingenious resonance-defeating inner tweeter dome, trickled down directly from our most exclusive ranges.
Esotec+ woofers
Two long-throw 14cm one-piece MSP cones with aluminium voice-coils and strontium carbonate Ferrite+ ceramic magnets.
Crossover
High-grade Dynaudio topology with select components – just like all our high-end hi-fi speakers.
Danish design
Timeless, honest and beautiful: subtly curved MDF with hidden screws and four beautiful, clean finishes.
- Status Current
- Segment Home
- Series Evoke
- Type Center
- Sensitivity (dB @ 2.83V/1m) 88
- IEC Power Handling (W) 200
- Rated Impedance (Ohm) 4
- Lower Cutoff (Hz @ +/- 3 dB) 50
- Upper Cutoff (kHz @ +/- 3 dB) 23
- Box Principle Bass reflex rear ported
- Crossover 2.5-way
- Crossover Frequency (Hz) (1200)/2300 Hz
Evoke series
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- Segment:
- Series:
- Type:
- Sensitivity (dB @ 2.83V/1m):
- IEC Power Handling (W):
- Rated Impedance (Ohm):
- Minimum Impedance (Ohm):
- Lower Cutoff (Hz @ +/- 3 dB):
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- Box Principle:
- Crossover:
Evoke 50
- Current
- Home
- Evoke
- Floorstand
- 87
- 260
- 4
- 3 ohm minimum @100 HZ
- 35
- 23
- Bass reflex rear ported
- 3-way
Evoke 30
- Current
- Home
- Evoke
- Floorstand
- 88
- 200
- 4
- 40
- 23
- Bass reflex rear ported
- 2.5-way
Evoke 20
- Current
- Home
- Evoke
- Bookshelf
- 86
- 180
- 6
- 40
- 23
- Bass reflex rear ported
- 2-way
Evoke 10
- Current
- Home
- Evoke
- Bookshelf
- 84
- 160
- 6
- 47
- 23
- Bass reflex rear ported
- 2-way
Evoke 25C
- Current
- Home
- Evoke
- Center
- 88
- 200
- 4
- 50
- 23
- Bass reflex rear ported
- 2.5-way
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