Professional Studio Monitors

Recording engineers rely on one thing in over ten thousand studios worldwide: Dynaudio sound quality. Undistorted sound reproduction and the highest level of reliability are essential to professional studios. And the finest musicians and artists only trust recording studios with first-class reference monitors.

Once Dynaudio firmly established itself as a world-leader in high-end loudspeakers, first contacts were made with the professional studio industry.
Leading recording studios were excited about Dynaudio's no-compromise approach, and with input from renowned British studio designer Andy Munro, a separate product line was developed: Dynaudio Acoustics.
This new Dynaudio range was essential to fully meet the needs of the professional market, as the specific requirements for recording studios differ substantially from those of home audio systems. Both applications cannot be perfectly served with identical products, despite the fact that both maintain the same basic yet demanding requirement of achieving absolutely perfect sound reproduction. In the studio, all the attention is on the artist.
Shaped by voice and tone, nothing less than a perfect rendition of his or her vision is demanded. It is obvious that all the energy spent at this stage is fully justified as at the end of the recording session, after going through various stages of mixing and editing, we finally have an album by the artist that will enthral fans around the world.
This necessitated developing loudspeakers with innovative digital amplification and ideal near-field properties that are commended by both artists and recording engineers alike.

All around the world, nearly 40,000 Dynaudio active monitors are installed every year, epitomizing sonic neutrality. Some of the most prominent studios, including the esteemed Air Studios and Mayfair Studios as well as the legendary Abbey Road Studios in London, England, the NRG Studios in Hollywood, California, and Paragon Studios in Nashville, Tennessee, rely on Dynaudio technology.

As mentioned earlier, BBC Radio & Music selected Dynaudio loudspeakers as the reference monitor for their new UK and international production facilities, while the Danish Broadcasting Corporation (DR) chose to order more than 500 Dynaudio Acoustics monitors for their all-new multimedia facility, DR-BYEN in Copenhagen, Denmark. Furthermore, many sound designers in the multimedia sector create their audiovisual experiences on Dynaudio monitors.