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Dynaudio is a brand known for producing high-quality audio equipment, including speakers and headphones.

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The Excite X34 is designed to be both elegant and visually striking, while delivering honest and superb sound quality. Standing less than 95 cm tall and measuring only 17 cm in width, this slimline floorstanding speaker makes a significant impact both visually and sonically. 

Equipped with two 14 cm long-throw mid/bass drivers and a 28 mm tweeter, the X34 ensures high-end sound reproduction in an aesthetically pleasing package. The use of dual MSP mid/woofers and a coated soft dome tweeter, combined with a uniquely tuned crossover, creates an incredibly accurate and three-dimensional listening experience, faithfully reproducing recordings as the artist intended.

With its lightweight aluminum voice coils and greater driver membrane radiating area, the X34 is capable of producing deep, powerful bass even in larger rooms. Its larger enclosure volume further enhances the bass performance, providing a depth and richness that belies its slim profile. The precise fine-tuning of the crossover optimizes dispersion, ensuring an impeccable presentation of sound, regardless of room acoustics.

The X34 is also highly amplifier-friendly, thanks to its ultra-linear 8 Ohm impedance. This makes it a versatile choice for various amplification setups, ensuring consistent performance without placing undue strain on the amplifier.

The cabinet of the X34 is exquisitely finished and features a cloth grille secured by concealed magnets for a clean, uninterrupted appearance. The smart base construction allows the speaker to be stably placed on different floor types: four resonance-absorbing feet are perfect for hardwood floors, while four adjustable integrated spikes provide a solid foundation on carpeted surfaces.

Excite X34

by Dynaudio

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