Focus 210 C

This center is the heart of a Focus home theater system.

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Focus 210 C

This center is the heart of a Focus home theater system.

Any home theater system is only as good as its center channel loudspeaker allows, as the center is the heart of the system. 

The Focus 210 C center channel loudspeaker is thus equipped with the same high-quality Dynaudio soft dome tweeters and MSP mid/bass drivers in order to ideally complement the Focus models. Thus the same high level of sound quality as the main left/right channel loudspeakers is maintained to create an evenly balanced, accurately realistic and audibly cohesive soundstage across the video screen. 

The Focus 210 C crossover and cabinet quality is also built to the same high standards – as this is critically important to achieve a neutral, detailed and natural reproduction of the midrange. Dual mid/bass drivers are employed in parallel to attain an accurate roll-off in the bass.

The Focus 210 C thus not only exhibits an excellent midrange quality for reproducing voices naturally, but remains precisely balanced even in the upper and lower bass registers. For a slightly angled directional placement, for example when positioned on a sideboard or on shelving above or below a video monitor, the optional Dynaudio Center Base and Center Base2 angled center channel plinths are available.

The Focus 210C is available in a choice of four real-wood veneer finishes: Maple, Walnut, Rosewood and Black Ash, as well as in White piano and Black piano gloss lacquer finishes.

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Focus 210 C

Specifications

  • Status Discontinued
  • Segment Home
  • Range Focus
  • Type Center
  • Sensitivity (dB @ 2.83V/1m) 88
  • Lower Cutoff (Hz @ +/- 3 dB) 43
  • Upper Cutoff (kHz @ +/- 3 dB) 23
  • Box Principle Bass reflex rear ported
  • Crossover 2-way
  • Crossover Frequency (Hz) 2000 Hz
  • Crossover Topology 1st/2nd order
  • Tweeter 28 mm Soft Dome
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    The Focus series

    • Status:
    • Segment:
    • Range:
    • Type:
    • Sensitivity (dB @ 2.83V/1m):
    • Lower Cutoff (Hz @ +/- 3 dB):
    • Upper Cutoff (kHz @ +/- 3 dB):
    • Box Principle:
    • Crossover:
    • Crossover Frequency (Hz):
    • Crossover Topology:
    • Tweeter:
    • Focus 160
    • Discontinued
    • Home
    • Focus
    • Bookshelf
    • 85
    • 44
    • 21
    • Bass reflex rear ported
    • 2-way
    • 1800 Hz
    • 1st order
    • 28 mm Soft Dome
    • Focus 210 C
    • Discontinued
    • Home
    • Focus
    • Center
    • 88
    • 43
    • 23
    • Bass reflex rear ported
    • 2-way
    • 2000 Hz
    • 1st/2nd order
    • 28 mm Soft Dome
    • Focus 140
    • Discontinued
    • Home
    • Focus
    • Bookshelf
    • 86
    • 41
    • 25
    • Bass reflex rear ported
    • 2-way
    • 28 mm Soft Dome
    • Focus 110
    • Discontinued
    • Home
    • Focus
    • Bookshelf
    • 85
    • 45
    • 25
    • Bass reflex rear ported
    • 2-way
    • 28 mm Soft Dome
    • Focus 200 C
    • Discontinued
    • Home
    • Focus
    • Center
    • 87
    • 38
    • 25
    • Bass reflex rear ported
    • 2.5-way
    • 28 mm Soft Dome

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