This website uses cookies to ensure you get the best experience. True, they have always been a pleasure to listen to – but the new Confidence 50 … Dynaudio Confidence C1 Platinum All speakers are priced in pairs The most refined and best sounding Confidence C1 ever With the new Platinum version, the current Confidence series has been updated with an aesthetic evoking the fascinating finish and visual appearance of Dynaudio's latest flagship loudspeaker, the Evidence Platinum. The stand-mount speakers '20' and three floor-standing models - '30', '50' and '60' were presented; the '40' model is not foreseen due to the bad connotations of the number '4' in Asia (describing the number four, the sign 'shi' is also used to denote the word 'death'). That’s because the engineers toiling away in Dynaudio Labs have discovered new ways to optimise crossovers, waveguides and baffles to create a much simpler, better-performing version of the DDC platform. The all-new Confidence 50 stands shoulder-to-shoulder (or baffle-to-baffle) in height with the Confidence C4 – the previous flagship of the range. And, honestly, you have to hear it to believe it…. According to the Alex Newman, one of the acoustic designers responsible for the Evoke series, the second do… With great power comes great responsibility. The new 18cm NeoTec MSP woofers also have neodymium magnets under the hood, and use glass-fibre in their voice-coil formers for optimum stiffness. Dynaudio Confidence 50_blonde_wood_front_grill. Everything is held securely in place in the ultra-rigid, super-damped and acoustically inert Compex composite baffle. They use a radical surround design – the Horizon – that follows the cone’s shape right to the edge of the driver. Confidence 50 receives a superb new audit in Germany’s STEREO Magazine 11/2019. You won’t see it; it sits under the speaker. That’s because it forms an integral part of the DDC Lens system, as well as providing perfect coupling and decoupling of the drivers. Down below is the bass port . It uses DDC (Dynaudio Directivity Control) technology to form a sound ‘beam’ that avoids reflections from floors and ceilings. Down below is the bass port . cannot play. And because it fires downwards, we’ve been able to design it to perform exactly as we want it to without having to worry about putting a big hole in the beautiful finish. “Yes, Dynaudio’s Confidence 20 is among the upper echelon of standmount speakers price-wise. It increases airflow, maintains its stability and rigidity and reduces weight simultaneously without sacrificing performance. Yes, Dynaudio’s Confidence 20 is among the upper echelon of standmount speakers price-wise. The new 28mm Esotar3 soft-dome tweeter takes over 40 years of Dynaudio expertise, plus plenty of new learnings from the award-winning Esotar Forty unit – and rolls it all into the finest tweeter we’ve ever developed. It’s stunningly constructed. It all centres on the new DDC Lens – the stunning precision-machined waveguide around the brand-new Esotar3 tweeter (we think you’ll agree that’s a mouth-watering combination right there). Verdict Dynaudio Confidence 50 What the Evokes indicated is now beautifully confirmed by the Confidence 50: Dynaudio is taking a real step forward, preserving its traditional virtues and adding a good portion of passion to them, which completes the appearance of the Danish loudspeakers. Behind the scenes, the basket has been given a new lightweight organic design – one that’s come from extensive topology-optimisation simulations. You might notice that while the previous Confidence floor-standers used two tweeters, the new Confidence 50 has just one. Your web browser does not support iframes, which means that the video Ask the Expert: What's sound beaming? This reduces the surround’s first resonant mode to effectively increase the whole playing surface area and improve performance. Many say that, Audience 52 sounds as good as Contour 1.3 Mkii or Contour 1.3 SE. Buckle your seatbelt, you're in for a ride. Confidence 60 The Confidence 50’s brand-new MSP midrange drivers are a big departure from previous Dynaudio designs. That’s because it forms an integral part of the DDC Lens system, as well as providing perfect coupling and decoupling of the drivers. A powerful neodymium magnet system, innovations in airflow routing, the new resonance-busting Hexis inner dome … it all combines to increase detail, clarity and sensitivity. Picture Gallery Dynaudio Contour i-Series. And it features an Esotar tweeter and MSP woofers. The Confidence 50’s brand-new MSP midrange drivers are a big departure from previous Dynaudio designs. Exquisite, natural homogeneous sound. You won’t see it; it sits under the speaker. Confidence 50 continues Dynaudio's strong run in european design competitions with a second win at the prestigious annual European Product Design Award. with the power and authority of the largest floorstanders I’ve had in the Music Vault. "The new Esotar3 is smooth as butter, delicate, yet also powerful, without even the slightest artificial sheen, and it completely disappears within the outstanding overall performance of the Confidence 50. Buying new speakers buys you a new music collection. The Confidence 50’s brand-new MSP midrange drivers are a big departure from previous Dynaudio designs. Confidence 50 (£23,000) is a large 3-way floorstander with DDC tech. "There’s no Dynaudio like this one before. This reduces the surround’s first resonant mode to effectively increase the whole playing surface area and improve performance. If you want to learn more about Dynaudio, you can read our Reviews of the Dynaudio Confidence 50 and the Dynaudio Evoke 10 & 30 for free. The all-new Confidence 50 stands shoulder-to-shoulder (or baffle-to-baffle) in height with the Confidence C4 – the previous flagship of the range. Dynaudio Directivity Control, our sound-shaping technology platform, has been rebooted, revamped and refined to include the DDC Lens –a unique machined waveguide that focuses your music exactly where it should go: your ears. The all-new Esotar3 is optimised for detail, finesse and performance. The voice-coils themselves are copper (which provides extra moving mass for tighter, more powerful and more controlled bass in this specific driver design). That’s why these large floorstanders are just as adept at shaking the room as they are reproducing the finest of details. And, honestly, you have to hear it to believe it. All of it. Hundreds of hours of analysis and listening have resulted in the best speaker we’ve ever created. Using copper here gave slightly higher moving mass to align with the cabinet tuning. And it features an Esotar tweeter and MSP woofers. They use a radical surround design – the Horizon – that follows the cone’s shape right to the edge of the driver. But it wasn’t until the Dynaudio Confidence 50 loudspeakers showed up at my place that I’ve been able to experience a pair of big boys in my current listening room, With great power comes great responsibility. Stunningly finished. Some folks may need to leave their biases at the door and give the speakers a little time for a love affair to fully blossom. And the entire woofer motor has been designed to harness airflow using an innovative new venting system that’s been machined directly into the magnet. It echoes the design of previous Confidences – but brings the look up to date in aesthetics and acoustic principles. In Dynaudio's big demonstration room I heard the $5000/pair Evoke 50 loudspeakers (the floorstanders in the photo above) being driven by an Octave V80SE integrated amplifier ($10,500), itself fed by a dCS Bartok DAC ($13,500), with all Nordost cables. The voice-coils themselves are copper (which provides extra moving mass for tighter, more powerful and more controlled bass in this specific driver design). The new 18cm NeoTec MSP woofers also have neodymium magnets under the hood, and use glass-fibre in their voice-coil formers for optimum stiffness. It aims to be one of the best tweeter on this planet.". . Dynaudio Audience 52 is the replacement of Audience 50. Everything is held securely in place in the ultra-rigid, super-damped and acoustically inert Compex composite baffle. The Confidence 50’s brand-new MSP midrange drivers are a big departure from previous Dynaudio designs. That results in dramatically reduced reflections from floors and ceilings – which means you hear exactly what the driver system, and not the room, is doing. I wrote: “the C2 Sigs couldn’t quite deliver [Bruno Coulais’s] ‘Norbu’ . On the surface, this statement is correct. You might notice that while the previous Confidence floor-standers used two tweeters, the new Confidence 50 has just one. And the entire woofer motor has been designed to harness airflow using an innovative new venting system that’s been machined directly into the magnet. It tips an affectionate nod to Confidence models past while taking their innovations and their performance to the next level. (Peek behind the curtain and see how we decided to go with one tweeter instead of two in our six-part podcast series on Confidence). T: 603-880-4434F: 603-880-4433E: marc.mable@fidelisav.com, Box Principle:Bass reflex down-firing port, Crossover topology:2nd/3rd order with DDCWoofer:2x 18 cm MSP, Dimensions (W x H x D):218 x 1512 x 399 mm8 37/64 x 59 17/32 x 15 45/64 Inches, Dimensions with feet/grille (W x H x D):364 x 1557 x 424 mm14 21/64 x 61 19/64 x 16 11/16 Inches. They also sit flush with the baffle to reduce diffractions from the diaphragm and the adjacent tweeter. They use a radical surround design – the Horizon – that follows the cone’s shape right to the edge of the driver. At the end of the review period, I wondered how I could go back to the presentation of a smaller pair of speakers. TIF - 87.8 MB They use a radical surround design – the Horizon – that follows the cone’s shape right to the edge of the driver. The new 28mm Esotar3 soft-dome tweeter takes over 40 years of Dynaudio expertise, plus plenty of new learnings from the award-winning Esotar Forty unit – and rolls it all into the finest tweeter we’ve ever developed. It increases airflow, maintains its stability and rigidity and reduces weight simultaneously without sacrificing performance. DYNAUDIO Vertriebs GmbH Ohepark 2 D-21224 Rosengarten-Nenndorf Telefon +49 4108 - 4180 - 0 Telefax +49 4108 - 4180 - 10 e-Mail: sales@dynaudio.de. It isn’t the exact same tweeter, of course, but the most important design element is the same, which is that the 28mm fabric dome sits just on top of a hidden ‘inner dome’ in a geometry that Dynaudio calls a ‘Hexis’—and if you look carefully at the fabric dome, you can just see the dimpled surface of the sub-dome underneath. Dynaudio has updated the 2016 Contour series and is now launching the new Countour i family. And a stunning performer. The Confidence 50’s brand-new MSP midrange drivers are a big departure from previous Dynaudio designs. You might notice that while the previous Confidence floor-standers used two tweeters, the new Confidence 50 has just one. And a stunning performer. . And because it fires downwards, we’ve been able to design it to perform exactly as we want it to without having to worry about putting a big hole in the beautiful finish. The Confidence 50’s brand-new MSP midrange drivers are a big departure from previous Dynaudio designs. But it takes all of this – every single component – to a new level of performance. The legend continues. We put Confidence through intensive –and exhaustive –testing in the Jupiter measuring facility at Dynaudio Labs. They use a radical surround design – the Horizon – that follows the cone’s shape right to the edge of the driver. It uses DDC (Dynaudio Directivity Control) technology to form a sound ‘beam’ that avoids reflections from floors and ceilings. But it takes all of this – every single component – to a new level of performance. 8 Bilder. They use a radical surround design – the Horizon – that follows the cone’s shape right to the edge of the driver. Behind the scenes, the basket has been given a new lightweight organic design – one that’s come from extensive topology-optimisation simulations. The Confidence 50’s brand-new MSP midrange drivers are a big departure from previous Dynaudio designs. I was unconvinced at the beginning of my time with them. That’s because the engineers toiling away in Dynaudio Labs have discovered new ways to optimise crossovers, waveguides and baffles to create a much simpler, better-performing version of the DDC platform. It includes the ingenious Hexis resonance-defeating inner dome, plus innovations in materials, airflow and more. They use a radical surround design – the Horizon – that follows the cone’s shape right to the edge of the driver. The DDC Lens has been simulated and topology-optimised to vertically focus the tweeter, midrange drivers and woofers on the listening position. Like the rest of the range, the Confidence 30 features the brand-new Esotar3 tweeter . They also sit flush with the baffle to reduce diffractions from the diaphragm and the adjacent tweeter. A powerful neodymium magnet system, innovations in airflow routing, the new resonance-busting Hexis inner dome … it all combines to increase detail, clarity and sensitivity. They use a radical surround design – the Horizon – that follows the cone’s shape right to the edge of the driver. It’s stunningly constructed. Our engineers wanted to increase the force-factor of the woofers in the larger, floor-standing Confidence models to give them more sonic punch. For me, the Dynaudio Confidence 50s started as a sound that had something cool and certainly interesting in the beginning but it was only after spending time getting to know them that I truly appreciated their strengths. I’ve spent a lot of time enjoying large, floor-standing, top o’ the line speaker systems. The aptly named Confidence Line includes four different models, including Confidence 20, Confidence 30, Confidence 50, and Confidence 60. It echoes the design of previous Confidences – but brings the look up to date in aesthetics and acoustic principles. Title: Confidence Author: user08 Subject: Confidence Created Date: Like that legendary speaker, it’s a three-way design with twin woofers and twin midrange drivers. The Confidence 50’s brand-new MSP midrange drivers are a big departure from previous Dynaudio designs. That’s why these large floorstanders are just as adept at shaking the room as they are reproducing the finest of details. (Peek behind the curtain and see how we decided to go with one tweeter instead of two in our six-part podcast series on Confidence). The Confidence 50 ($26,999 per pair) also uses two 7-inch woofers, but this medium-sized floor-stander uses a pair of 6-inch midrange drivers (in a D'Appolito array) instead of just one, in conjunction with an Esotar3 tweeter with the DDC Lens. You might notice that while the previous Confidence floor-standers used two tweeters, the new Confidence 50 has just one. The Confidence 50’s brand-new MSP midrange drivers are a big departure from previous Dynaudio designs. Download. The Confidence 60’s brand-new MSP midrange drivers are a big departure from previous Dynaudio designs. 01/06/2020 Dynaudio Confidence 50 Review Never before has there been a Dynaudio quite like this. Sensitivity: 87 dB Impedance: 4 ohm Suggested Power: 75W - 400W Frequency Response: 35 Hz - 22 KHz Dimensions: 8.75 x 15.75 x 59.5 in Weight: 109.3 lb ea Stunningly finished. Like that legendary speaker, it’s a three-way design with twin woofers and twin midrange drivers. That’s because the engineers toiling away in Dynaudio Labs have discovered new ways to optimise crossovers, waveguides and baffles to create a much simpler, better-performing version of the DDC platform. It has a pair of 18cm woofers with neodymium magnets, two 15cm neodymium midrange drivers and one Esotar3 tweeter with the DDC Lens. Yes, I still love everything about the presentation of the QLN but there was no denying that the Dynaudio Confidence 50 is a large, well-designed speaker that can pop a top on a tallboy can of whoop-ass. When I first heard Confidence I felt an almost physical need to listen to all my music again. The upper bass/lower mids seemed fleshed out in … I expect that more than a few listeners will be completely blown away on first listen by the sound of music emanating from these visually striking Danish tech marvels. They use a radical surround design – the Horizon – that follows the cone’s shape right to the edge of the driver. They use a radical surround design – the Horizon – that follows the cone’s shape right to the edge of the driver. That’s because the engineers toiling away in Dynaudio Labs have discovered new ways to optimise crossovers, waveguides and baffles to create a much simpler, better-performing version of the DDC platform. Each of the available options was designed with the sole goal of optimizing performance: the sound delivered by each speaker is crisp, deep, and has clearly established a new industry standard. Renowned HiFi reviewer Matthias Böde has tested Dynaudio products for over 30 years, but this review truly outshines. The Confidence 20 uses an aluminium voice-coil in its woofer, while the Confidence 30, 50 and 60 use copper. So, when the new Confidence 30 three-way floor-stander rolled out of Dynaudio Labs in Skanderborg, there was much rejoicing. In December 2012 I reviewed the Dynaudio Confidence C2 Signature, which at the time retailed for $15,000/pair.

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