Dynaudio Contour 1.8

The Danish company of Dynaudio has long been known in audiophile circles for their drivers. For many years, Dynaudio supplied drivers for the manufacturers of some of the world's best-known high-end speaker manufacturers. More recently, Dynaudio has...

Only one word can describe this speaker! WOW! I've had before B&W 601, then 602. After that I've changed to Dynaudio Audience 40, and after that 52se. No one of these speakers before haven't that wide sound stage, details, dynamics and powerfull and...

Legendary speaker. Proud owner since 1993. Still in perfect shape. Throughout the years, I matched them with various components. They sounded always as good as the worst part of the audio chain supplied. Brilliant. Truly reference speakers. If you...

Sorry to say that one reviewer thought these to have a "tubey" sound with non existent bass. I hope that others interested in these speakers did not stop investigating after that horrid review. (Maybe he tested them with a worn out Philco amp or...

Does not have any ability to reproduce accurate bass. Bass lingers too long covers everything that follows overlaps and creates nasty reverberations. Meanwhile treble does not exist, even with very efficient amp like Linn or Naim. To make a long story...

It took 6 months and 30 stores searching for a set of speakers. I finally was able

It took 6 months and 30 stores searching for a set of speakers. I finally was able to trim it down to three brands. Dali, B&W, and Dynaudio. Out of the Dyn's I auditioned the Audience 80's, then the salesman hooked up the Contours 1.8 Mark IIs. They...

Upgraded to these from Audience 80's. These do not have the bottom end that Audience 80's have. Slightly better detail does not make up for chopped of bottom end.

Upgraded to these from Audience 80's. These do not have the bottom end that Audience 80's have. Slightly better detail does not make up for chopped of bottom end.