BM 6A

BM6A

The Dynaudio nearfield experience.

Introduction BM6A

The Dynaudio nearfield experience.

The BM 6A features an electronic 4th order phase-aligned crossover with a crossover point at 2.2kHz, which feeds two high performance discrete MOSFET amplifiers rated at 100W each.

The low frequency section is driven by a low frequency equalizer offering a choice between extended, critical damped response or more conventional higher Qt response for more level but less low frequency output. Included in the electronics is a complex protection circuit, which helps to prevent accidental damage to the drivers, yet still providing maximum transient response.

The BM 6A is housed with an elegant matte cabinet with radius edged construction on the front baffle to reduce boundary effects and improve overall sound quality.

Classic BM Range

Features

Two high performance discrete MOSFET amplifiers

4th order phase-aligned crossover

Handcrafted drivers with aluminum voice coils

Made in Denmark

Status Current
Segment Pro
Range BM
Type Nearfield Monitor
Analog inputs XLR
Maximum SPL (1m, pair) 118
Amplifier Power Woofer (Watt) 100
Amplifier Power Tweeter (Watt) 100
AC Power Input 100-240V 50/60Hz
Max Power Consumption 200
Lower Cutoff (Hz @85 dB +/- 3 dB) 41
Upper Cutoff k(Hz @ 85dB +/- 3 dB) 21
Box Principle Rear-loaded bass reflex
Crossover 2-way
Crossover Frequency (Hz) 2200 Hz
Tweeter 1.1in soft dome
Midrange/Woofer 6.5in MSP
Weight kg 11
Weight lbs 24 2/8
Width mm 217
Height mm 338
Depth mm 321
Width inches 8 4/8
Height inches 13 2/8
Depth inches 12 5/8
Speakers per packaged box 1

I don’t need to hear speakers really loud. I just need to hear them clearly – that’s the most important thing

Daniel Miller, Studio Master

Classic BM series

Status:
Segment:
Range:
Type:
Analog inputs:
Maximum SPL (1m, pair):
Amplifier Power Woofer (Watt):
Amplifier Power Tweeter (Watt):
AC Power Input:
Max Stand-by Power Consumption (Watt):
Max Power Consumption:
Lower Cutoff (Hz @85 dB +/- 3 dB):
Upper Cutoff k(Hz @ 85dB +/- 3 dB):
Box Principle:
Crossover:
Crossover Frequency (Hz):
Tweeter:
Midrange/Woofer:
Weight kg:
Weight lbs:
Width mm:
Height mm:
Depth mm:
Width inches:
Height inches:
Depth inches:
Speakers per packaged box:

BM 15A
Current
Pro
BM
Nearfield Monitor
XLR
124
200
100
100-240V 50/60Hz
300
40
21
Front-loaded bass reflex
2-way
1800 Hz
1800 Hz
10in MSP
18,6
41
290
454
388
11 3/8
17 7/8
15 2/8
1

BM5 mkIII
Current
Pro
BM mkIII
Nearfield Monitor
XLR, RCA
118
50
50
100-240V 50/60Hz
0,3
94
42
24
Rear-loaded bass reflex
2-way DSP-based
1900 Hz
1.1in soft dome
6.5in MSP
7,7
17
186
320
296
7 3/8
12 5/8
11 5/8
1

BM 6A
Current
Pro
BM
Nearfield Monitor
XLR
118
100
100
100-240V 50/60Hz
200
41
21
Rear-loaded bass reflex
2-way
2200 Hz
1.1in soft dome
6.5in MSP
11
24 2/8
217
338
321
8 4/8
13 2/8
12 5/8
1

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