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Definitive Technology Dymension DM80 Flagship Tower Speaker, Adjustable Bipolar Arrays, 4 BDSS Mid/Bass Woofers, 3XR Architecture with Built-in 12” Subwoofer, Dolby Atmos/DTS:X Ready, Black

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Style: DM80


Features

  • FLAGSHIP TOWER SPEAKER FOR ROOM-FILLING AUDIO - The Definitive Technology Dymension DM80 Tower Speaker features (4) 5.25" long-throw BDSS midrange woofers and a tweeter that delivers rich, detailed sound with ultra-clear speech and unmatched realism
  • FULLY BALANCED, ADJUSTABLE BIPOLAR ARRAY - Featuring Definitive Technologys signature fully-balanced, adjustable bipolar arrays with front and back focusing speakers, the floorstanding speaker fills the room with multi-directional, truly enveloping sound
  • BIG THUNDEROUS BASS IMPACT - The speaker has (2) 3XR-optimized passive radiators and an integrated 12 powered subwoofer with a high-performance GaN FET 400W amplifier for full-range performance with superior vocal clarity and maximum bass impact
  • BUILD A COMPLETE HOME THEATER SYSTEM - The tower speaker is timbre-matched to other Dymension series speakers. Add the DM30 center channel speaker and DM90 height channel speakers (sold separately) for an Atmos/DTS:X-ready surround sound system
  • PATENTED TECHNOLOGIES - This speaker has a Patented Linear Response Waveguide that extends off-axis dispersion for total sonic immersion. To get deep-bass performance, it has Intelligent Bass Control that blends subwoofer output with mids and highs
  • MINIMALISTIC, ELEGANT DESIGN It is easy to integrate the DM80 into any room setting. Includes cabinet foot spikes/pads to place and level the speaker on any floor surface. As soon as you dim the lights, it virtually disappears into your room
  • TOP-NOTCH SPEAKER SERIES - The Definitive Technology Dymension series includes a range of high-performance center-channel, floor-standing, bipolar tower, surround sound, and on-wall speakers to deliver the best-in-class audio through any home audio system

Description

Level up your home theater audio with the Definitive Technology Dymension DM80 Flagship Tower Speaker - a bipolar floorstanding speaker. DM80's fully balanced bipolar arrays are adjusted to optimize for room placement and hold a rear-array attenuation switch for near-wall placement. The 3XR Architecture combines an integrated 12” powered subwoofer powered by an all-new, high- performance GaN FET 400W amplifier and two passive radiators. Its four 5.25" mid/bass BDSS woofers for superior midrange detail and custom aluminum oxide tweeters for explicit voice provide a smooth extended response with crisp transients and exceptional definition. To get deep-bass performance, it has a Patented Intelligent Bass Control that blends subwoofer output with mids and highs. This speaker also has a Patented Linear Response Waveguide that extends off-axis dispersion for total sonic immersion. Connect the integrated DM90 Height Module (sold separately) to DM80 Tower Speaker for hyper-realistic overhead effects. Be it an onscreen movie drama or hearing the sonic details while gaming, this tower speaker always performs to the best of its caliber. The consistent sound across Definitive Technology gives you the flexibility to mix and match Dymension, Dymension CI, and Mythos speakers, which can be voice-matched to design a complete home system.

Brand: Definitive Technology


Speaker Maximum Output Power: 400 Watts


Connectivity Technology: Radio


Audio Output Mode: Surround


Mounting Type: Floor Standing


Model Name: DM80


Speaker Type: Tower


Special Feature: Bass Boost


Recommended Uses For Product: For Surround Sound Systems


Compatible Devices: Home Theater


Subwoofer Diameter: 12 Inches


Unit Count: 1.0 Count


Controller Type: Voice Control


Surround Sound Channel Configuration: 3.0


Color: Black


Included Components: Speaker


Product Dimensions: 16"D x 11.3"W x 49.4"H


Item Weight: 45.1 Kilograms


Is Waterproof: False


Number of Items: 1


Control Method: App


Speaker Size: 5.25 Inches


Power Source: Corded Electric


Includes MP3 player?: No


Specific Uses For Product: Home theaters, gaming environments, movie and music experiences


UPC: 747192137199


Manufacturer: Definitive Technology


Item Weight: 99.2 pounds


Date First Available: February 22, 2023


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