Dynaudio Directivity Control
Underpinning the sound is advanced Dynaudio Directivity Control (DDC) – which dramatically reduces the effect your room has on the speakers by up to 75%. It works using precisely positioned dual woofers, midrange drive units – and, of course, our legendary Esotar2 tweeters – all precision-matched in their arrays, and mirrored up the length of the hyper-stable 4cm-thick machined aluminium baffle.
Behind the drivers is an advanced crossover design, updated wiring and components and ultra-sophisticated bracing. Even the screws we use are optimised for the concept. The crossover is housed in its own compartment to isolate it from any unwanted vibrations and provide an optimised thermal and mechanical environment for its high-grade components. It’s also ventilated at the back to keep its operating temperature within the super-strict tolerances our engineers have laid out (they like setting themselves challenges like that… and then beating them).
Why use four woofers, housed in two separate cabinets? Because they deliver a more even spread of lower frequencies in the room – something you wouldn’t realise with a single, large subwoofer. Not only that, you still get the power of a larger driver, but with it comes the control and precision you can only achieve with smaller drivers.
The Esotar2 tweeter
We’ve been perfecting our soft-dome tweeters for the best part of 40 years – so, as you might imagine, we’ve become pretty good at it.
The Esotar2 is the culmination of all that research. Its precision coating means its frequency response can easily top 25,000Hz without distorting, without delivering unwanted resonances, and without letting its transient response waver or compress.
And because there’s a lot of airflow in a tweeter (even if it is a really small piece of equipment), we’ve applied aerodynamic principles to its design, too. Its magnet assembly is shaped and damped to absorb as much rear energy as possible – which translates to incredible dynamics and purity.
Evidence Platinum: pure craftsmanship; pure music.
- Status Discontinued
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- Series Evidence
- Type Floorstand
- Sensitivity (dB @ 2.83V/1m) 89
- IEC Power Handling (W) 550
- Rated Impedance (Ohm) 4
- Lower Cutoff (Hz @ +/- 3 dB) 28
- Upper Cutoff (kHz @ +/- 3 dB) 25
- Box Principle Bass reflex rear ported
- Crossover 3 (5) way
- Crossover Frequency (Hz) (290),480,2200,(8500) Hz
Evidence series
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Evidence Center
- Discontinued
- Home
- Evidence
- Center
- 90
- 350
- 4
- 38
- 23
- Bass reflex rear ported
- 3 (4) way
- 500, 2300, (55500) Hz
Evidence Master
- Discontinued
- Home
- Evidence
- Floorstand
- 92
- 600
- 4
- 27
- 26
- Bass reflex rear ported
- 3 (5) way
- (250),400,2500,(7500) Hz
Evidence Platinum
- Discontinued
- Home
- Evidence
- Floorstand
- 89
- 550
- 4
- 28
- 25
- Bass reflex rear ported
- 3 (5) way
- (290),480,2200,(8500) Hz
Evidence Temptation
- Discontinued
- Home
- Evidence
- Floorstand
- 90
- 500
- 4
- 29
- 25
- Bass reflex rear ported
- 3 (5) way
- (300),500,2300,(8000) Hz
Evidence Master
- Current
- Home
- Evidence
- Floorstand
- 92
- 600
- 4
- 27
- 26
- Bass reflex rear ported
- 3 (5) way
- (250),400,2500,(7500) Hz
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