Dynaudio LYD 8 Studio Monitor Black (Single)

Dynaudio LYD 8 Studio Monitor Black (Single)

Marsoni

M251S

$529.50

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Dynaudio LYD 8 Studio Monitor Black (Single)The Dynaudio LYD 8 Studio Monitors are near field 2 way active loudspeakers, designed for mixing and critical listening. The LYD series from Dynaudio, are still made in Denmark, and they are a move beyond their infamous and successful BM series. The LYD 8 features an 8 inch bass driver powered by a state of the art class D amp system, that offers 50 Watts and 80 Watts to the high and low frequencies respectively. Key features of the LYD series include

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012