Product Comparison: Dynaudio BM15A vs Dynaudio BM6A
General Specifications
Brand
Dynaudio
Dynaudio
Model
BM15A
BM6A
Origin
Denmark
Denmark
About the Product
The BM15A is a relatively large 2-way active system comprising of a large 240mm (10") woofer, a special version of the Dynaudio ESOTEC soft dome tweeter and an electronic phase-aligned crossover, which feeds the build-in dual, high performance discrete MOSFET amplifiers.
The BM 6A features an electronic 4th order phase-aligned crossover with a crossover point at 2.2kHz, which feeds two high performance discrete MOSFET amplifiers rated at 100W each.
Key Specs
Type
Active
Active
Number Of Speakers
1
1
Output Power
300 W
200 W
Driver Configuration
10" woofer, 1.1" tweeter
1.1" tweeter, 7" woofer
What customers say about "Key Specs"
Dynaudio BM15A 10 Inches Powered Studio Monitor
- I always liked monitors with with a fullrange sound and a lot of power so that transients translate very well.
- The bass speaker is powered with a 200W hexfed amp that is on the backside of the enclosure, it's comfortable.
- These speaker sounds like an angel is softly yelling in my ear(best example!).
- I use these speaks mainly for EDM and sound design. I can blissfully design sounds for hours and hours.
- Never switch off a audio interface that produces a loud bang sound, when powering off BEFORE switching of the monitors.
Dynaudio BM6A 2-Way 100W 7 Inch Active Studio Monitor
- Amazing resolution and power, worth every dollar!
- The drivers on this speaker are not the most efficient so this explain the high power of the amps.
- Strong point is their enormous dynamic range that can be verified playing it on very low volumes on a well treated room
- Just brutal honesty. And the low end is amazing.
- Not sure how to use the Sound Quality meter for this. They sound good, fun to listen to. But that isn't why I have them.
Size & Weight
Height
17.9 in.
13.5 in.
Width
11.4 in.
8.7 in.
Depth
15.2 in.
12.8 in.
Weight
41 lbs.
27.5 lbs.
What customers say about "Size & Weight"
Dynaudio BM15A 10 Inches Powered Studio Monitor
- Minimum sized speaker you need if you want to accurately hear bass.
- I'm not sure I can take off a star for price or size, cause price and size perfect.
- We just wanted to buy some big, when I listened our own music production thru speakers. And it's amazing size.
- If you are not working in a professionally designed room, then I would suggest going for the smaller BM6A along with a sub.
- These speakers are really mid-field, not nearfield. They're big and loud and they fill whatever room they are in.
Dynaudio BM6A 2-Way 100W 7 Inch Active Studio Monitor
- In the second harmonics range they are amazing compared to size and price speaker.
- I'm not sure I can take off a star for price or size as you get what you pay for and that the sound is like no other.
- I have a pair of these speakers for about 8 months now because of the size, they still stands in my room. Compact size for my room.
- I like absolutely everything: size, sound, weight.
- We often recording latin Music, Merengue, Salsa & Bachata. Take up a lot of space due to size.
Audio
Min. Frequency Response
40 Hz
41 Hz
Max. Frequency Response
21 kHz
21 kHz
Sensitivity
124 dB
118 dB
What customers say about "Audio"
Dynaudio BM15A 10 Inches Powered Studio Monitor
- When your room sounds right and your music sounds right - it is right. So you can work a lot more relaxed.
- Everything in this monitor is high quality, the center sound, bass and high.
- I'm very happy with the sound, I can now really feel the music and bass and crank them up loud when required without ear fatigue.
- The BM15A's have the smooth and accurate sound I'm looking for.
- Good sound however, they tend to bury a vocal a little bit.
Dynaudio BM6A 2-Way 100W 7 Inch Active Studio Monitor
- They have a very detailed sound allowing you to distinguish easily timbres and textures
- If a mix or kick drum sounds good on these it will sound great in a club sound system.
- They sound beautiful, but I didn't have enough $$ to purchase the Twins.
- The bass can go deep and loud but I was able to pick some resonance in one or two notes.
- The bass sounds bad, that can compromise performance or ostruct the interpretation of a mix.
Features
Color
Black
Black
Enclosure Material
Wood
Wood
Cabinet Type
Ported
Ported
Interfaces
XLR
XLR
Magnetic Shielding
No
No
Controls
Input Sensitivity, HF trim, LF trim
HF trim, LF trim, Input Sensitivity
Extras
Silk dome tweeter, Front-Loaded Bass Reflex System, Polypropylene cone woofer
Soft-dome tweeter, Handcrafted drivers with aluminum voice coils, Two high performance discrete MOSFET amplifiers
What customers say about "Features"
Dynaudio BM15A 10 Inches Powered Studio Monitor
- The BM15A features a 10" LF woofer in a MDF wood enclosure with a silk ESOTEC HF driver, and thats look perfect.
- The whole product is engineered well, delivers a lot of power, high SPL's and a very detailed resolution.
- So you can see that a very well engineered monitor with excellent parts (drivers, amps).
- Another requirement to my monitors was that they didn't feature any A/D-D/A conversion - so I could hear the sound of my interface converters.
- You just have two controls for HF and LF boost and attenuation. If you want more, you have to check the AIR series of Dynaudio.
Dynaudio BM6A 2-Way 100W 7 Inch Active Studio Monitor
- The combination of the ERGO and the BM6a is phenomenal, but it's an expense to factor in.
- First thing - I reviewed some of my favorite mixes. Wow.
- I heard little problems with the mixes (old models) - small bits of distortion or noise I had never heard before. No such problems now!
- In a perfectly tuned room that I have heard at least 10 full length records I have mixed, being mastered. Good Studio Monitor.
- No level control, only +4 or -10 setting, thats bad for me.
Warranty / Certifications
Manufacturer Warranty
1 year(s)
1 year(s)
Certifications
CE
CE
Other Information
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