AIR 20

AIR 20

Three-way active nearfield monitor - 10" woofer, 5.5" midrange and 1.1 soft dome tweeter. The AIR 20 monitor is the first three-way design integrating the AIR technology.
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Introduction

Three-way active nearfield monitor - 10" woofer, 5.5" midrange and 1.1 soft dome tweeter.

The AIR 20 monitor is the first three-way design integrating the AIR technology. Combining brand new Dynaudio 221 (two-toone) technology with cutting-edge digital TC technology, the AIR 20 defines new standards for performance and precision in three-way powered monitors.

The AIR 20 monitor is the first three-way design integrating the AIR technology. Combining brand new Dynaudio 221 (two-toone) technology with cutting-edge digital TC technology, the AIR 20 defines new standards for performance and precision in three-way powered monitors.

Designed for stereo and multichannel monitoring alike, any demanding environment like post production, music recording and film editing will benefit greatly from the technology inherent in AIR 20.

DVD authoring, 5.1 productions and broadcasting will be equally honored by the perfect integration and listening that the AIR 20 delivers.

DSP room adaption allows for perfect customization for any room construction and its inter-monitor level calibration feature ensures consistent levels in all sessions.

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Specifications

  • Status Discontinued
  • Segment Pro
  • Range AIR
  • Type Main Monitor
  • Analog inputs AES3 XLR
  • AC Power Input 100-240V 50/60Hz
  • Box Principle Front-loaded bass reflex
  • Crossover 3-way DSP-based
  • Tweeter 1.1in soft dome
  • Midrange 5.5in MSP
  • Woofer 10in MSP
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    • 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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