Focus 340

Incredibly dynamic and open sonic performance, mated to a powerful yet precise bass.

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Focus 340

Incredibly dynamic and open sonic performance, mated to a powerful yet precise bass.

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Thanks to the dedicated midrange drive unit, the midrange exhibits improved resolution and accuracy, while the soft dome tweeter and the midrange and bass drivers each can realize the optimum performance possible within their characteristic frequency ranges.

The woofer and mid/range diaphragms are comprised of the MSP material developed by Dynaudio, and achieve a perfect sonic integration via the finely-tuned and phase-consistent high-grade crossover. The dual 18 cm woofers have been developed especially for the Focus 340 and feature extra-large cone surfaces, the updated black Kapton® voice coil formers and rigid diecast aluminum baskets, all housed in an ultra-rigid cabinet construction.
The result is an impressive floor-standing loudspeaker with an incredibly dynamic, fast, accurate and open sonic performance, mated to a deep, powerful yet extremely precise bass response.

The Focus 340 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 340

Specifications

  • Status Discontinued
  • Segment Home
  • Range Focus
  • Type Floorstand
  • Sensitivity (dB @ 2.83V/1m) 87
  • Lower Cutoff (Hz @ +/- 3 dB) 42
  • Upper Cutoff (kHz @ +/- 3 dB) 22
  • Box Principle Bass reflex rear ported
  • Crossover 3-way
  • Crossover Frequency (Hz) 470,2400 HZ
  • Crossover Topology 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 380
    • Discontinued
    • Home
    • Focus
    • Floorstand
    • 88
    • 35
    • 23
    • Bass reflex rear ported
    • 3-way
    • 460,2600 HZ
    • 2nd order
    • 28 mm Esotar2
    • Focus 340
    • Discontinued
    • Home
    • Focus
    • Floorstand
    • 87
    • 42
    • 22
    • Bass reflex rear ported
    • 3-way
    • 470,2400 HZ
    • 2nd order
    • 28 mm Soft Dome
    • Focus 260
    • Discontinued
    • Home
    • Focus
    • Floorstand
    • 87
    • 32
    • 23
    • Bass reflex rear ported
    • 2.5-way
    • 2000 Hz
    • 1st/2nd order
    • 28 mm Soft Dome
    • Focus 360
    • Discontinued
    • Home
    • Focus
    • Floorstand
    • 88
    • 31
    • 25
    • Bass reflex rear ported
    • 3-way
    • 400,2200 Hz
    • 28 mm Esotar2
    • Focus 220 II
    • Discontinued
    • Home
    • Focus
    • Floorstand
    • 88
    • 32
    • 25
    • Bass reflex rear ported
    • 2.5-way
    • 28 mm Soft Dome
    • Focus 220
    • Discontinued
    • Home
    • Focus
    • Floorstand
    • 88
    • 32
    • 25
    • Bass reflex rear ported
    • 2.5-way
    • 28 mm Soft Dome

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