Dynaudio's Exciting Reveals at High End Munich 2024
By HiFi Editorial15 October 2025
Key Highlights
Contour Legacy reimagines the iconic 80s/90s series with Esotar 3 tweeter and dual woofers, limited to 1000 pairs.
Confidence 20A debuts as an active model with built-in amplifier and advanced DSP for tailored sound.
Contour 20 Black Edition offers upgraded aesthetics and performance, featuring Esotar 3 tweeter and refined crossover.
On May 9th, Dynaudio took the stage at the prestigious High End Munich 2024 show to unveil four groundbreaking audio products, captivating audiophiles and industry professionals alike. These innovations not only extend Dynaudio's esteemed product lines but also introduce fresh collaborations and technological advancements that set new benchmarks for audio performance and design.
Heritage Collection Welcomes Contour Legacy
Among the highlights is the Contour Legacy, a new jewel in the Heritage Collection. This speaker revives the spirit of the original Contour series from the 1980s and 90s, upgraded with Dynaudio’s latest acoustic technology, including the esteemed 28mm Esotar 3 tweeter and dual 18cm woofers. Crafted at Dynaudio’s headquarters in Denmark and finished in elegant American Walnut, each of these limited edition speakers (only 1000 pairs globally) is a testament to superior craftsmanship and audio quality.
Introducing Confidence 20A: Active Audio Excellence
The Confidence 20A emerges as an active variant of the flagship Confidence 20 standmount speaker, designed for audiophiles who appreciate simplicity paired with top-tier sound. It incorporates a hidden amplifier within its stand and offers a direct digital signal path through advanced DSP controls. This setup allows users to tailor their listening experience with precision, all while maintaining a minimalist aesthetic.
Contour 20 Black Edition: Elevated Aesthetics and Sound
The new Contour 20 Black Edition is an enhanced version of the acclaimed Contour 20i, featuring the upgraded Esotar 3 tweeter and a meticulously redesigned crossover. The speaker boasts a striking Black High Gloss finish, ensuring it stands out not only in performance but also in style.
Dynaudio and Japan: A Cross-Continental Collaboration
The unveiling also introduced The Bookshelf, a collaborative effort between Dynaudio, Keiji Ashizawa Design, and Karimoku of Japan. This design marvel blends Scandinavian and Japanese aesthetics, resulting in a speaker that offers both stunning visuals and exceptional sound quality. Made from sustainably sourced Japanese oak, The Bookshelf is a testament to the shared values of simplicity and quality that define both Danish and Japanese craftsmanship.
Looking Ahead
These new products, previewed at High End Munich, are set to hit the market later in 2024. Dynaudio also showcased their latest innovations in immersive audio and automotive sound systems, including setups like the Core 5 and Core Sub Compact, and a premium sound system in the Yangwang U8 luxury electric vehicle. These developments underline Dynaudio’s dedication to enhancing every listening experience, whether at home, in the studio, or on the go.
