NilsJ
June 24, 2006

Rating: 9/10

I have used these little dark boxes for some while now, and i really like both the sound and the translation of the mixes.

What made me choose these monitors, was the translations of the mixes, not the name or how the monitor looks like. (no hype buy)

Every track i have mixed using these monitors and played on several different playback-system have sounded like the mix in the monitor. And thats the only thing your really after right ?

These monitors take some time to get used to. Besides that i can really recommend them!
The only reason i dont give it 10 points is because the power-switch is on the backside of the monitor. Regards Nils J / 24/06/2006

Peter Duminy (Loudspeaker Designer)
May 28, 2005

Rating: 10/10

I had heard about the Dynaudio BM6P 2 way speaker system from a number of colleagues who claimed that their accuracy and build quality is of the highest order. Upon first sight, they look rather plain, but with a very professional finish. For example the front baffle has no less than 10 hex machine bolts adding extra strength to the beautifully crafted cabinets. I could not resist taking a look inside one the enclosures, and I am glad I did. The crossover is very well made on a P.C. board, with Solen capacitors, 5% wirewound resistors, and air coils. Cabinet damping is a sight to behold, with thin bitumen pads glued to all side panels, 1� thick acoustical foam on all surfaces, and a good quantity of BAF wadding filling the remaining 60% of enclosure volume. This is one speaker that will not have a boomy bass! The tweeter and woofer drivers are superbly crafted with heavy duty frames, large magnets, and wired with high grade cables. The drivers are fitted to the front baffles with hex bolts and secured with �T� nuts from behind. I hardly ever see this level of engineering in this price point any longer.

The best part of these speakers of course is the sound, and these Dynaudios deliver. The bass is fast and deep, and is adjustable with supplied foam plugs for the rear ports. I found leaving them open in my room gave just the right amount of weight to the bass. The midrange and high frequencies are reproduced with amazing alacrity on every CD I could find. Midrange voicing is superb, with vocal textures being clearly audible. The tweeter has to be one the smoothest and best detailed in the business, and never disappointed with amazing levels of definition. Needless to say all this detail has a caveat, and that is unless the recording and equipment is of the highest order, the BM6�s will show defects without mercy. Forgiving they are not, but at being truthful, they will be an Engineer�s best friend. They are expensive, but then Dynaudio never designed them or manufactured them to be otherwise. I can heartily recommend the Dynaudio BM6s without reservation and use them on a daily basis in this Lab.

Peter Duminy (Loudspeaker Designer)
May 23, 2005

Rating: 8/10

I had heard about the Dynaudio BM6 2 way speaker system from a number of colleagues who claimed that their accuracy and build quality is of the highest order. Upon first sight, they look rather plain, but with a very professional finish. For example the front baffle has no less than 10 hex machine bolts adding extra strength to the beautifully crafted cabinets. I could not resist taking a look inside one the enclosures, and I am glad I did. The crossover is very well made on a P.C. board, with Solen capacitors, 5% wirewound resistors, and air coils. Cabinet damping is a sight to behold, with thin bitumen pads glued to all side panels, 1” thick acoustical foam on all surfaces, and a good quantity of BAF wadding filling the remaining 60% of enclosure volume. This is one speaker that will not have a boomy bass! The tweeter and woofer drivers are superbly crafted with heavy duty frames, large magnets, and wired with high grade cables. The drivers are fitted to the front baffles with hex bolts and secured with “T” nuts from behind. I hardly ever see this level of engineering in this price point any longer.

The best part of these speakers of course is the sound, and these Dynaudios deliver. The bass is fast and deep, and is adjustable with supplied foam plugs for the rear ports. I found leaving them open in my room gave just the right amount of weight to the bass. The midrange and high frequencies are reproduced with amazing alacrity on every CD I could find. Midrange voicing is superb, with vocal textures being clearly audible. The tweeter has to be one the smoothest and best detailed in the business, and never disappointed with amazing levels of definition. Needless to say all this detail has a caveat, and that is unless the recording and equipment is of the highest order, the BM6’s will show defects without mercy. Forgiving they are not, but at being truthful, they will be an Engineer’s best friend. They are expensive, but then Dynaudio never designed them or manufactured them to be otherwise. I can heartily recommend the Dynaudio BM6s without reservation and use them on a daily basis in this Lab.