Lyngdorf Audio launches range of seven custom installation speakers and a new boundary woofer
Discreet Series Speakers
D stands for discreet - the D-500 models are designed as full-range custom installation inwall speakers, with two passive woofers complementing the midrange driver and tweeter.
This makes the D-500 easy to drive while reaching below 50Hz and suitable for systems
without a subwoofer in smaller or medium sized rooms, or as full range in-wall speakers in a
stereo setup left and right of a TV.
Two models are available: The D-500 is an upright, vertical loudspeaker, while the D-500 Center incorporates the same drive-units in a horizontal design better suited for placement below a TV or behind a transparent screen. Both models come with their own pre-mounted loudspeaker enclosure, so that no aftermarket backbox or closed wall cavity is required. Our home theater company can advise you on the right solution for your unique home in the Newport Beach, CA area.
The D-5 is a two-way speaker with a midrange driver and soft dome tweeter in a versatile
square cabinet. The
second model D-5 IC features an angled, adjustable tweeter. Together with the square
cabinet design, this construction allows the sound to beam towards the listening area.
LS-1000 Speakers
LS stands for line source – specifically designed for installations where reduced floor and
ceiling reflections and a uniform sound dispersion are required to achieve the best sound
experience, for example for longer or wider listening areas. Four LS-1000 modules
combined create a line source, providing a speaker with high resolution, high dynamic
range, and high sensitivity
BW-20 Passive Boundary Woofer
The BW-20 is a high-performance passive woofer with two 12” woofers in a large, rigid
cabinet, to be used as a subwoofer or LFE in custom installations. The overall construction,
cabinet depth, and satin-matte finish allow both in-wall installations and in-room placement
as a BW, boundary woofer—a Lyngdorf approach where the woofer is designed to be placed
near the wall boundaries, ideally right in the front corners.
