Dynaudio’s $20k soundbar uses ’72 motorized wooden fins’ to deliver total Dolby Atmos immersion from a single speaker, and it’s coming in 2025
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David Wilson
Dynaudio recently introduced its remarkable Symphony Opus One soundbar, initially impressing many with its design and performance. Now, the company has enhanced the product, aiming to further captivate consumers. While the price of the upgraded version is anticipated to be approximately $20,000, with additional options for custom finishes, the final pricing will be disclosed upon the product’s official release. Notably, the latest model features 72 directional fins, internal amplification and processing, and a substantial audio setup, promising a truly immersive experience. Although I won’t be able to attend the upcoming CES showcase, TechRadar will be covering the event, providing insights into this cutting-edge soundbar that merges iconic design with top-tier audio quality.
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