The Studio series in-surface mounting frames retrofit into many existing popular-sized cavities – meaning no tearing down walls or ceilings to get Dynaudio performance into the house (although we’d totally understand people wanting to go that far). And the speakers themselves can be fine-tuned to focus the sound exactly where it’s needed.
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The Dynaudio Custom Studio series consists of round in-ceiling and rectangular in-wall speakers in both 6.5in and 8in versions, including a modular in-wall LCR variant – all featuring our acclaimed 1in soft-dome tweeters and MSP woofers. And, of course, it’s all been designed and developed in Denmark.
The perfect fit
The magnetically attached grilles can be painted for even more flexibility, and the in-ceiling models are available with optional square grilles for complete aesthetic consistency. Make a feature of them; make them blend in. It’s up to you.
Multichannel performance for the ultimate movie night
It's been said that audio accounts for 80% of the movie-watching experience. It’s something to really lose yourself in.
Dynaudio Custom Studio series speakers do much more than simply sit out front and play the soundtrack. They surround you – at the sides, behind, and even above your head – making the experience truly captivating.
Best of all, your system can grow with your needs. Whether you want to start with a simple two-, five- or seven-channel system, or go all-in with a full-fat immersive set-up featuring overhead and height channels, it can grow to fit your imagination.
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The in-ceiling speakers are angled 18˚ and rotate a full 360˚ in their frames – so their sound can be directed exactly where it’s needed. Rearranged the room? Just pop off the paintable magnetic grilles and swivel the speakers to their new positions. Done.
You can even install our in-ceiling speakers in the walls for absolute tonal consistency – and total control over the sound’s direction. The in-ceiling frames can accept round or square grilles, too, to tailor the look precisely to your architect’s or interior designer’s vision.