Boxe Dynavoice Dynamite Sat 61

Dynavoice Dynamite S-61

Dynamite is the new king when it comes to substantial sound. Nevertheless, it is not only a party-box, but it gives surprisingly very excellent high fidelity sound as well. It is only when it is time for the party, or an adrenaline-filled action movie and the volume is increased as you get a truly explosive sound.

Explosive
When you first plug in the Dynamite you are met by a very pleasant and ”laid-back sound. You will hear a homogeneous sound that does not stand out in any way, but just is there as an immersive experience. You might wonder why they are called dynamite. But as soon as you pull up the volume, things will happen. As with real dynamite, it is quite innocent until it explodes.

With Dynamite, you will not sacrifice euphony, just because you want to have the ability to play loud.

The Cabinet
The cabinet is made of MDF, with several struts inside and with extra thick piano lacquered sides for the speaker to be as stable as possible. In the floor standing speakers the midrange and treble speakers is separated into its own boxes. The cabinet is everything when it comes to constructing a speaker, especially if it is to cope with high volumes. Nothing has been saved on the cabinet construction for Dynamite.

Homogeneous In order to provide a sound that is as evenly as possible, the basses and mids are constructed in exactly the same way, using the same materials, suspension and chassis. This makes it a seamless transition between the bass and midrange, and a much better overall sound. The membranes are made of Kevlar fiber in a sandwich structure, which provides a rigid and lightweight membrane. This is important to get the right punch in the base and a rapid and transient midrange.

	Flexible At the top of the terminals are three gold-plated connectors. These are used to fine-tune the critical midrange area as desired. Choose between -2 dB / 0 dB / +2 dB / +4 dB. Modification of connectors means that you change the speaker's character. Then you do not have to adjust the bass / treble controls on the amp to get the sound you want.
By placing the bracket in the various X-Change - holes you make changes in the 4 kHz - 20 kHz range. Without the bracket the level drops by 2 dB, with the bracket mounted the level changes with the number of dB written between the holes.