The Compound series
The Dynaudio Compound models differed greatly from all other available loudspeakers: aside from the very compact construction, the Compound models utilized novel and innovative techniques to realize an inconceivably higher level of musical performance.
The effective use of high-grade quality components, specially designed drivers, constant quality control measures, and the Dynaudio compound system resulted in a purely authentic and realistic reproduction of music that was unheard until then.
The elegant design and high-performance sound quality afforded an easy integration into any and every type of living- space or décor scheme. Even in rooms with short listening distances a nearly perfect bass response could be achieved - a problem which seemed to be previously irresolvable.
The Dynaudio Compound delivered a homogenous sound, realistic imaging and sound-staging, life-like dynamics and a perfectly balanced representation of the musical signal at a level previously unimaginable.
Compound
Specifications
- Status:
- Segment:
- Range:
- Type:
- Box Principle:
- Crossover:
- Tweeter:
- Midrange:
- Midrange/Woofer:
- Woofer:
Compound 4
- Discontinued
- Home
- Compound
- Floorstand
- Compound
- 3-way
- 28 mm Soft Dome
- 76 mm Soft Dome
- 24 cm MSP Outside/24 cm MSP Inside
Compound 2
- Discontinued
- Home
- Compound
- Bookshelf
- Compound
- 2-way
- 28 mm Soft Dome
- 17 cm MSP Outside
- 17 cm MSP Inside
Compound 3
- Discontinued
- Home
- Compound
- Bookshelf
- Compound
- 3-way
- 21 mm Soft Dome
- 52 mm Soft Dome
- 17 cm MSP Outside
- 17 cm MSP Inside
Compound 5
- Discontinued
- Home
- Compound
- Floorstand
- Compound
- 4-way
- 21/28 mm Soft Dome
- 76 mm Soft Dome
- 30 cm MSP Outside/30 cm MSP Inside
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