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Three-way midfield, with a wide range of applications.Stereo imaging is pinpoint accurate thanks to the computer optimised designs of the crossover and drivers, and the M2 is capable of SPLs of up to 125dB at 1.25m as a stand alone system. When combined with a pair of Dynaudio Acoustics subwoofers, the system becomes a full 4 way main monitoring system capable of very high SPLs with a full frequency response down to below 35Hz.

The original design concept for the M2 was a compact near-to-midfield monitor, which would remove the need for larger built-in systems with their inherent problems of accuracy, installation and cost.

Every component of the M2 has been designed for both quality of reproduction and extreme reliability, and each driver can comfortably handle very high transients with no degradation of signal or components, leading to an outstanding dynamic response when coupled with a suitable amplifier with good current capabilities.

The result is a system which, in its various configurations, is the most flexible monitor package ever designed. By combining M2 with Dynaudio Acoustics subwoofer systems, it is possible to use one basic package for anything from desktop to main monitoring.

The M2 is essentially flat from 45Hz to 20kHz, and the specially designed bass, mid range and high frequency drivers are capable of reproducing impulsive transients of up to 1000W each without compression

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The Dynaudio Acoustics M2's seamless driver integration and atmospheric sound were noted to outperform other speakers in its range, including Klipsch and Elac models.
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Compared to KEF speakers, Dynaudio M2's sound signature is described as less sharp, with a smoother integration of highs and midrange.
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While the Klipsch may sound more like live music, the Dynaudio M2 provides a more refined and less gritty experience at higher volumes.
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The Dynaudio M2 is praised for its airy and atmospheric highs, with treble that complements the midrange and bass without drawing attention to itself.
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The Dynaudio M2 is highlighted for its lack of glaring weaknesses, making it an excellent all-rounder with superb treble and midrange performance.
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Owners expressed that the Dynaudio M2 creates an immersive listening experience, making it feel as if the speaker disappears, leaving just the music.
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The M2's ability to create an atmospheric and human midrange makes it ideal for users seeking an immersive and detailed listening experience.
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Adam Beyer

Music Producer

Safety Session

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Adam Beyer discusses his Dynaudio M2 Monitors in this Tweet in August, 2020.

Alan Wilder

Drummer, Keyboardist

Depeche Mode

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Alan Wilder's comment from a studio sale regarding his long-time choice of Dynaudio M2 monitors:

“I’m a big Dynaudio fan having used nothing else for years. Reliable, accurate and the right side of immensely enjoyable to listen to without being over flattering. The large M2 monitors would suit any studio with a bit of space. When combined with the BX30 subs and Manley amps, they sound simply ‘awesome’ (and that is not a word I use very often), as well as very powerful. My needs are more towards smaller near-fields and these M2s are something of a luxury I guess. They were used a lot during the 5.1 mixing of ‘subHuman’ where I could really test the full frequency range and power of that album. They also look absolutely brilliant, especially when hung via the chains which Kevin Van Greene very cleverly constructed.”

Nigel Godrich

Music Producer

Radiohead

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The Dynaudio M2 Monitors can be seen in Nigel Godrich's studio in this photo, attached to an article by clashmusic.

Various photographs taken during Radiohead's Moon Shaped Pool recordings at Nigel Godrich's studio also show the Dynaudio M2's.

Daniel Miller

Keyboardist, Music Producer

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George Martin

Music Producer

The Beatles

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In this SOS article discussing Sir George Martin's famed London 'Air Edel' Studios, the Dynaudio M2 monitors are listed, and can be seen in the photograph of the main studio control room.