The Dynaudio Difference: It's in the Materials
1. MSP Cones (Magnesium Silicate Polymer)
While other brands use paper (which absorbs moisture) or aluminum (which can ring at high frequencies), Dynaudio developed their own material: MSP. This proprietary composite offers the perfect balance of low weight, high rigidity, and ideal internal damping. The result is a midrange that sounds frighteningly real, with no "coloration" added to the vocals.
2. Aluminum Voice Coils
Most speaker brands use heavy copper wire for their voice coils. Dynaudio uses lightweight aluminum wire wound on a Kapton former. This significantly reduces the moving mass of the driver, allowing the cone to react faster to transients (sudden sounds). This speed is what reveals the subtle textures in a guitar pluck or a drum hit that heavy coils miss.
3. The Coated Soft Dome Tweeter
Dynaudio steadfastly refuses to use harsh metal domes. Instead, they have perfected the fabric soft dome tweeter. Precision-coated by hand in Skanderborg, Denmark, these tweeters deliver extended high frequencies without the "fatigue" or sharpness associated with titanium or aluminum tweeters. This allows you to listen for hours without your ears getting tired.
4. The Esotan Series
Designed specifically for the aftermarket, the Esotan line brings Dynaudio’s legendary performance to a price point that is accessible for enthusiasts.
- MKII Components: Featuring optimized crossovers and compact neodymium motors, these systems are easier to install in modern door locations while retaining the signature Dynaudio sound.