Dynaudio Focus 160 Standmount Speakers – Walnut

A nice walnut finish pair of the well rated Focus 160 standmount loudspeakers from specialist maker Dynaudio. They are in good fully working condition noting some marking within the veneer on the top and rear – please see photographs. They come in original packaging with grilles, manual, and our usual three month warranty.
Dynaudio Say….
Natural musicality, incredible speed and a wide, open soundstage.
Dynaudio is lauded for its excellent compact loudspeakers, and the Focus 160 is a fine example and justification of this acclaim.
Even this most compact model of the Focus range incorporates Dynaudio’s legendary soft dome tweeter, whose topology now features a vastly improved Precision Coating, and an enhanced MSP mid/woofer equipped with an improved voice coil assembly featuring updated black Kapton® formers and an updated die-cast aluminum basket frame.
The drive units have been perfectly matched with phase optimized 1st-order crossovers featuring the highest quality components. The cabinet construction has been improved for lower resonance and greater rigidity and enables an even better performance of the woofer.
The Focus 160, especially in medium to smaller sized rooms, positioned on the optional Dynaudio Stand6 for example, amazes with incredible speed, excellent micro-dynamics, natural musicality, a wide open soundstage and an exceptionally precise and homogenous sonic performance down to the lower bass.
The Focus 160 is available in a choice of four real-wood veneer finishes: Maple, Walnut, Rosewood and Black Ash, as well as in White piano and Black piano gloss lacquer finishes.
Specifications:
Type: Bookshelf
Box Principle: Bass reflex rear ported
Sensitivity: 85 dB @ 2.83 V/1 m
IEC Power Handling: 200 W
Rated Impedance: 4 Ohm
Lower Cutoff: 44 Hz @ ± 3 dB
Upper Cutoff: 21 kHz @ ± 3 dB
Crossover: 2-way
Crossover Frequency: 1800 Hz
Crossover Topology: 1st order
Tweeter: 28 mm Soft Dome
Midrange/Woofer: 17 cm MSP
Dimensions: 350 (H) x 202 (W) x 294 (D) mm
Weight: 7.6 kg

For a review from US magazine Stereophile please click here