Air series

- A complete monitor range of near to mid-field for small studios to OB vans on up.
- Consistent performance across the range - matching +/- 0.2dB.
- All monitors feature DSP room adaptation.
- Integrated precision SPL calibration for consistent levels in all sessions.
- Film settings, bass management, specialized multichannel setups and more.
- Setup via direct access on monitors or with expanded control via AIR Control Software.

Air control software for Apple

Air control software for PC

Dynaudio_AIR6
Dynaudio_AIR20_Master_rear

AIR series

Specifications

  • Status:
  • Segment:
  • Range:
  • Type:
  • Analog inputs:
  • AC Power Input:
  • Box Principle:
  • Crossover:
  • Tweeter:
  • Midrange:
  • Midrange/Woofer:
  • Woofer:
  • AIR Remote
  • Discontinued
  • Pro
  • AIR
  • Control
  • AIR 12
  • Discontinued
  • Pro
  • AIR
  • Nearfield Monitor
  • AES3 XLR
  • 100-240V 50/60Hz
  • Rear-loaded bass reflex
  • 2-way DSP-based
  • 1.1in soft dome
  • 8in MSP
  • AIR 15
  • Discontinued
  • Pro
  • AIR
  • Nearfield Monitor
  • AES3 XLR
  • 100-240V 50/60Hz
  • Rear-loaded bass reflex
  • 2-way DSP-based
  • 1.1in soft dome
  • 10in MSP
  • AIR 20
  • Discontinued
  • Pro
  • AIR
  • Main Monitor
  • AES3 XLR
  • 100-240V 50/60Hz
  • Front-loaded bass reflex
  • 3-way DSP-based
  • 1.1in soft dome
  • 5.5in MSP
  • 10in MSP
  • AIR 25
  • Discontinued
  • Pro
  • AIR
  • Main Monitor
  • AES3 XLR
  • 100-240V 50/60Hz
  • Front-loaded bass reflex
  • 3-way DSP-based
  • 1.1in soft dome
  • 5.5in MSP
  • 10in MSP
  • AIR 6
  • Discontinued
  • Pro
  • AIR
  • Nearfield Monitor
  • AES3 XLR
  • 100-240V 50/60Hz
  • Rear-loaded bass reflex
  • 2-way DSP-based
  • 1.1in soft dome
  • 7in MSP
  • AIR Control Software
  • Discontinued
  • Pro
  • AIR
  • Control
  • AIR Control
  • Discontinued
  • Pro
  • AIR
  • Control

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