Focus XD series
A complete hi-fi system… without the clutter of a complete hi-fi system
These high-end active speakers bring true high-resolution wireless streaming, from every conceivable source, to your home.
Send in a digital signal (wired or wireless, it’s your choice), and it’ll stay that way right up until the last possible moment – meaning it stays pure all the way from the recording studio to the speaker driver.
There’s no clutter, no fuss… and no catch.
You’re welcome.
One philosophy and one goal
When we set out to design the Focus XD line, we had one philosophy and one goal: keep the signal pure for as long as possible… and make the best active speakers ever.
So, because our R&D engineers aren’t the type of people to back down from a challenge like that, that’s exactly what they accomplished.
Focus XD is the pinnacle of Dynaudio active speaker tech. Each individual drive unit is powered by its own tailor-made digital amp. And running the show is cutting-edge digital processing technology capable of handling full-fat, 24-bit/192kHz hi-res files.
Common controls and connections
All the speakers in the range share common controls and connections – so if you want to mix-and-match, you can. There’s digital coaxial in and out, plus analogue input (with adjustable sensitivity), as well as a seven-position control for fine-tuning the speakers’ placement in your room.
And if you add the Dynaudio Connect box, you get digital optical, another digital coaxial and RCA and 3.5mm analogue inputs – plus mini-USB (which can stream 24-bit/96kHz files), aptX Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connectivity (including DLNA).
The Focus XD’s firmware can even be upgraded when our engineers have another Eureka! moment (they get them a lot). In fact, that’s exactly what’s just happened. In the 2017 version, not only have they redesigned the crossovers and found a way to use less processing (for an even cleaner sound), they’ve managed to extract more volume from the drivers without distortion or compression. And because there’s less processing happening there, we’ve been able to use more in the EQ for even better speaker-position compensation. We’ve also included tech from our LYD pro-studio monitors that lets you tweak overall brightness with a switch on the back.
Use them with your existing system (they’ll integrate just fine), build a multiroom set-up (you can use them with the Xeo range too), or even hook them up to your TV… while getting genuine high-end wireless hi-fi into the bargain.
Focus XD
Features
Dynaudio Esotec+ drivers
Integrated amplifiers
Analogue input
Digital input up to 24/192
Ready for wireless and multi-room
Speaker Position EQ
Focus XD
Specifications
- Status:
- Segment:
- Series:
- Type:
- Analog inputs (Primary):
- Digital inputs (Primary):
- Digital outputs (Primary):
- Wireless inter-speaker connection:
- Amplifier Power Woofer (W):
- Amplifier Power midrange (W):
- Amplifier Power Tweeter (W):
- AC Power Input:
Focus 200 XD
- Discontinued
- Home
- Focus XD
- Bookshelf
- 1x RCA
- 1x RCA Coax
- 1x RCA Coax
- 24-bit / 96 kHz
- 150
- 150
- 100-240V 50/60Hz
Focus 400 XD
- Discontinued
- Home
- Focus XD
- Floorstand
- 1x RCA
- 1x RCA Coax
- 1x RCA Coax
- 24-bit / 96 kHz
- 150
- 150
- 150
- 100-240V 50/60Hz
Focus 600 XD
- Discontinued
- Home
- Focus XD
- Floorstand
- 1x RCA
- 1x RCA Coax
- 1x RCA Coax
- 24-bit / 96 kHz
- 150
- 150
- 150
- 100-240V 50/60Hz
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