The Crucial Speaker in Your Multi-Channel System
It's been said that the soundtrack is up to 80 per cent of the movie-going experience. The center speaker is a specially crucial part of that. It's where the lion's share of dialogue comes from in a movie, and it's where the focal point of the music often comes from in a multi-channel mix. It's crucial to get it right.
Dynaudio's Emit 25C center channel speaker gets it right. It's essentially an Emit 30 speaker turned on its side, with the mid/bass drivers placed on either side of the tweeter. The drivers are the same; the crossover is the same, with a different box and port-tuning. This means you get total consistency between the center speaker and the two Emit speakers flanking it, whether those are Emit 10s, 20s, 30s or even 50s.
High-Quality Mid-bass Drivers
Emit 25C uses the same 5.5" MSP woofers as Emit 10 and Emit 30. MSP stands for Magnesium Silicate Polymer. It's a material Dynaudio developed decades ago, and have been refining ever since for use in the company's most legendary speakers, including Confidence, Contour, Heritage Special and many more.
MSP provides exactly the right combination of lightness, stiffness and damping to reproduce your material with all the detail the artist wants you to hear. Each cone is made in one piece, with an integrated dust-cap. The 'balance ribs' you'll see in the center are bonded directly to the voice-coil, so the whole mechanism moves as one piece, bringing with it immense control and detail over its sound.
The voice-coils themselves are made from lightweight aluminum wire, clad in a thin layer of copper. We've use aluminum here on the two-layer glass-fiber former because its weight doesn't impede the driver's movement. The copper layer means it can take more advantage of the magnetic energy generated by the dual-stacked ferrite magnet system. It magnifies that flux energy for more power without sacrificing fleet-footed dynamics.
Top-End Tweeter Performance
The Emit 25C uses a high-performance Cerotar tweeter, along with all other Emit speakers and the award-winning Evoke family.
It's based on the renowned Esotar Forty tweeter found in our Special Forty anniversary speaker, and features innovative technology that reduces unwanted resonance and optimizes airflow. As with Evoke, Confidence and Contour i (among others), it also has a secret innovation: the Hexis. This is a small dimpled inner dome that reduces reflections to the back of the playing surface. You'll hear its effect in the form of incredible detail resolution: sweet, smooth treble that doesn't fatigue your ears – even during a long listening session.
Dyanuadio's Emit Series
Who would've thought that 'entry-level' could be this good? Emit might be the introductory end of Dynaudio's range, but the company made zero compromises when it comes to sound quality. Dynaudio went above and beyond to make sure that every speaker in the Emit range can be easily paired with different amplifiers and AV receivers. They are designed to be easy to position in your room, and they can all be used as part of a stereo or surround-sound system.
Make no mistake! Dynaudio poured just as much enthusiasm, knowhow, and innovation into its Emit range as it has into its ultra high-end Evidence loudspeakers. Dynaudio doesn't believe in cutting corners.
Take a close look at a pair of Emit speakers and you'll find the same materials in their drivers as you'll find on every other model in Dynaudio's range. You get the same Magnesium Silicate Polymer for the mid/bass drivers (a material Dynaudio developed in-house in our Skanderborg factory), the same philosophy behind the precision-coated soft-dome tweeters, and the same lightweight aluminum voice-coils for greater precision, power-consistency and control.
And they've been designed, engineered and tuned by the same people who've produced some of the most cutting-edge, high-end loudspeakers of the past 40 years.
