Audio T Verdict
The Dynaudio Contour 25Ci is a substantial centre-channel speaker designed to provide a close tonal match for the Contour 20i, Contour 30i and Contour 60i.
Its centrally positioned Esotar2i soft-dome tweeter is flanked by two 18cm MSP drivers in a 2.5-way arrangement, giving it the clarity required for dialogue alongside the weight and dynamic ability needed for film soundtracks and multichannel music.
The Esotar2i includes Dynaudio’s Hexis inner dome and an enlarged rear chamber, while the two MSP drivers use large aluminium voice coils and asymmetric aramid-fibre spiders. The result is a centre speaker that can reproduce voices with natural texture while retaining the scale required to integrate with serious Contour front speakers.
It is a relatively demanding physical installation. The cabinet is 750mm wide, 396mm deep and weighs 24kg, so it requires a strong, stable shelf or dedicated support with sufficient clearance for its rear bass-reflex ports.
With 87dB sensitivity, 4-ohm impedance and 300W IEC power handling, the Contour 25Ci deserves a capable AV receiver or separate power amplifier. Matching it with underpowered amplification can restrict dynamics and dialogue clarity long before the speaker reaches its own limits.
For a high-quality Contour-based home cinema, this is the natural centre-channel choice. Correct positioning, level matching, crossover setup and room calibration are essential, but once properly integrated it can anchor dialogue and front-stage effects with impressive authority and consistency.
Dynaudio Contour 25Ci Centre Speaker
The Dynaudio Contour 25Ci is a premium passive centre-channel loudspeaker designed for high-performance home cinema and multichannel music systems.
It combines:
- One 28mm Esotar2i soft-dome tweeter
- Dynaudio’s Hexis resonance-control inner dome
- Two 18cm MSP drivers
- A 2.5-way passive crossover
- A substantial black aluminium front baffle
- A rear-ported bass-reflex cabinet
- A furniture-grade curved enclosure
- A single pair of loudspeaker terminals
The Contour 25Ci is supplied as one centre speaker rather than as a stereo pair.
Designed to Match the Contour i Range
The Contour 25Ci is the dedicated centre-channel companion for the Contour i loudspeaker family.
Dynaudio recommends combining it with models such as:
Using speakers from the same range helps maintain consistent tonal character as voices, music and effects move across the front soundstage.
Why the Centre Speaker Matters
The centre channel performs a particularly important role in a home cinema system.
It commonly reproduces:
- Film and television dialogue
- Voices positioned at the centre of the screen
- Front-stage effects
- Music and ambience mixed into the centre channel
- Sounds moving between the left and right front speakers
A centre speaker that is too small, poorly positioned or tonally mismatched can make dialogue sound detached from the picture and cause effects to change character as they move across the screen.
Based on the Contour 30i Platform
Dynaudio describes the Contour 25Ci as being closely related to the Contour 30i, arranged horizontally with the tweeter moved to the centre of the baffle.
It uses the same type of 18cm MSP drivers found in the Contour 20i and Contour 30i, helping it integrate with the upright models in a multichannel system.
The centre-channel cabinet and crossover are engineered specifically for horizontal use rather than being a conventional stereo speaker simply placed on its side.
Symmetrical Driver Arrangement
The Esotar2i tweeter is positioned between the two 18cm MSP drivers.
This symmetrical layout helps:
- Anchor dialogue towards the centre of the screen
- Distribute output evenly across the front of the cabinet
- Provide substantial cone area for bass and midrange reproduction
- Integrate visually beneath or above a television or projection screen
The speaker should be centred horizontally in relation to the screen wherever possible.
2.5-Way Crossover Configuration
The Contour 25Ci uses a 2.5-way passive crossover with transition frequencies at approximately 300Hz and 2200Hz.
In a typical 2.5-way arrangement:
- Both 18cm drivers contribute through the bass
- One 18cm driver is progressively filtered above the lower crossover region
- The remaining 18cm driver continues through the midrange
- The Esotar2i tweeter takes over above the main 2200Hz crossover point
This provides additional low-frequency output while avoiding the need for both large drivers to reproduce the complete midrange.
28mm Esotar2i Soft-Dome Tweeter
The Contour 25Ci uses Dynaudio’s 28mm Esotar2i coated fabric soft-dome tweeter.
The Esotar2i develops the earlier Esotar2 design with:
- Dynaudio’s Hexis inner dome
- A larger rear chamber
- Revised internal damping
- Controlled airflow behind the diaphragm
- A lightweight aluminium voice coil
These changes are intended to reduce internal resonance and produce a smoother, flatter high-frequency response.
Hexis Resonance-Control Inner Dome
The Hexis is a small dimpled inner dome positioned behind the main tweeter diaphragm.
It shapes the movement of air behind the soft dome and helps reduce standing waves inside the tweeter assembly.
Controlling those internal resonances can improve:
- Dialogue intelligibility
- High-frequency smoothness
- Transient control
- Low-level detail
- Integration with the MSP drivers
Enlarged Tweeter Rear Chamber
The Esotar2i includes a larger rear chamber than the earlier Esotar2 tweeter.
Rearward energy from the diaphragm enters this damped chamber rather than reflecting immediately towards the soft dome.
The chamber works with the Hexis to reduce pressure and resonance behind the tweeter.
Ferrofluid-Damped Tweeter Motor
The Esotar2i uses magnetic ferrofluid around the voice-coil gap.
This fluid helps:
- Control movement within the magnetic gap
- Transfer heat away from the voice coil
- Improve power handling
- Reduce stress during demanding playback
This is particularly useful in a centre speaker that may reproduce sustained dialogue and high-level soundtrack effects for long periods.
Twin 18cm MSP Drivers
Two 18cm Dynaudio drivers reproduce the bass and midrange.
The drivers use Dynaudio’s Magnesium Silicate Polymer cone material, commonly abbreviated to MSP.
The two-driver arrangement provides:
- Greater cone area than a single-driver centre speaker
- Improved bass output
- Higher dynamic capability
- Lower excursion for a given sound level
- Better integration with larger Contour front speakers
One-Piece MSP Cones
Each cone and central dust-cap area is moulded as one continuous MSP diaphragm.
This construction provides:
- Consistent behaviour across the cone
- Controlled stiffness
- Useful internal damping
- A secure connection to the voice-coil assembly
- No separate dust-cap joint to introduce another resonance
Large-Diameter Aluminium Voice Coils
The two MSP drivers use large-diameter, long-throw aluminium voice coils.
The wide voice-coil diameter spreads the driving force across a larger area of the cone.
Aluminium allows Dynaudio to use a larger coil while keeping moving mass under control.
This supports:
- Accurate cone movement
- Controlled bass reproduction
- Clear vocal reproduction
- Improved power distribution
- Useful dynamic headroom
Asymmetric Aramid-Fibre Spiders
The driver suspension uses asymmetric spiders made from aramid fibres.
The spider helps keep each voice coil centred while controlling forward and backward cone movement.
Dynaudio revised the shape and rib widths to improve the symmetry of the driver’s movement.
This can contribute to cleaner reproduction as excursion increases during louder dialogue and soundtrack peaks.
Updated Passive Crossover
The Contour 25Ci crossover was revised as part of the Contour i update.
Changes to the drivers and suspension allowed Dynaudio to simplify the crossover compared with the earlier Contour 25C.
The revised network is designed to control:
- The bass contribution from both MSP drivers
- The transition around 300Hz
- The main handover to the tweeter at 2200Hz
- Driver levels and phase
- Integration across the seating area
Second-Order Crossover Topology
Dynaudio specifies second-order crossover behaviour.
The crossover is matched specifically to the Esotar2i tweeter, twin MSP drivers, cabinet volume and aluminium baffle.
It should not be viewed as an isolated component, as the final acoustic result depends on the drivers, cabinet and electrical network operating together.
Substantial Aluminium Front Baffle
The three drivers are mounted into a thick black aluminium front baffle.
This provides a rigid mechanical foundation and helps maintain precise driver positioning.
The baffle also contributes to:
- Reduced vibration around the drive units
- Controlled diffraction
- Improved off-axis behaviour
- Greater cabinet rigidity
- The distinctive Contour appearance
Curved Furniture-Grade Cabinet
The Contour 25Ci uses a substantial curved enclosure rather than a simple rectangular centre-speaker cabinet.
The cabinet is designed to remain mechanically quiet while the two 18cm drivers reproduce substantial bass and midrange energy.
Dynaudio’s finishing process produces a furniture-grade surface suitable for installation beneath or above a premium television or projection screen.
Rear-Mounted Bass-Reflex Ports
The Contour 25Ci uses a rear-ported bass-reflex enclosure.
The port system works with the cabinet and twin MSP drivers to extend low-frequency output.
Dynaudio specifies a lower cutoff of 35Hz within a +/-3dB tolerance, which is unusually deep for a dedicated centre speaker.
The rear-port arrangement means the speaker should not be pushed tightly against a wall or enclosed within an unventilated cabinet.
Allow Space Behind the Speaker
The Contour 25Ci is rear ported and measures 396mm deep.
Allow additional space for the speaker cable, connectors and airflow rather than treating 396mm as the complete shelf-depth requirement.
Placing the cabinet tightly against a wall can restrict the ports and increase unwanted bass reinforcement.
35Hz to 23kHz Frequency Response
Dynaudio specifies a frequency response from 35Hz to 23kHz within a +/-3dB tolerance.
The deep published bass extension gives the Contour 25Ci the ability to reproduce substantial soundtrack weight before bass management redirects the lowest frequencies to a subwoofer.
Actual in-room response will depend on:
- Distance from the rear wall
- The support or cabinet beneath the speaker
- Room dimensions
- AV processor crossover settings
- Listening position
- Subwoofer integration
- Room-correction settings
Using AV Bass Management
Although the Contour 25Ci has substantial bass extension, it does not always need to be configured as a full-range or Large speaker within an AV processor.
Setting an appropriate crossover can:
- Reduce low-frequency demand on the centre speaker
- Reduce the power required from the centre amplifier channel
- Improve overall dynamic headroom
- Transfer the deepest bass to a suitably positioned subwoofer
- Help create more consistent bass across the seating area
The correct setting depends on the room, subwoofer system, amplifier capability and placement of the Contour 25Ci.
Do Not Choose the Crossover from the Specification Alone
The published 35Hz lower cutoff does not automatically mean the centre channel should be run full range.
A crossover in the region recommended by the room-calibration system may provide greater clarity and headroom, but the measured result should be checked by listening.
87dB Sensitivity
The Contour 25Ci has a specified sensitivity of 87dB at 2.83V measured at one metre.
This is a moderate sensitivity figure rather than an especially efficient design.
The amplifier requirement will depend on:
- Room size
- Listening distance
- Playback level
- Dynamic peaks within the soundtrack
- The chosen bass-management crossover
- Amplifier current delivery
4-Ohm Rated Impedance
Dynaudio specifies a rated impedance of 4 ohms.
The AV receiver or power amplifier must be suitable for a 4-ohm loudspeaker and capable of supplying sufficient current at the intended listening level.
Power ratings measured with only one or two amplifier channels operating may not reflect the output available when several surround channels are driven simultaneously.
300W IEC Long-Term Power Handling
Dynaudio specifies IEC long-term power handling of 300W.
This is not a requirement to use a 300W amplifier and does not guarantee that the speaker cannot be damaged by an amplifier with the same rating.
A lower-powered amplifier driven into clipping can create harmful distortion, while a more powerful amplifier used within sensible limits may provide cleaner dynamic headroom.
Reduce the Volume if the Sound Becomes Distorted
Hardness, compression, crackling or obvious distortion can indicate that the amplifier or centre speaker is being overloaded.
Reduce the volume immediately rather than continuing at the same level.
AV Receiver and Power-Amplifier Matching
The Contour 25Ci deserves amplification capable of controlling its twin 18cm drivers while preserving the clarity of the Esotar2i tweeter.
Important considerations include:
- Stable operation into 4 ohms
- Power available with multiple channels driven
- Current delivery
- Power-supply capacity
- External power-amplifier compatibility
- Room size and listening distance
- Required cinema playback level
A capable AV receiver may be sufficient in a smaller system, while larger rooms and more ambitious Contour installations may benefit from a separate processor and multichannel power amplifier.
Browse home cinema amplifiers and AV receivers at Audio T to explore suitable options.
Matching the Front Left and Right Speakers
The strongest tonal integration will normally be achieved with Contour i front speakers.
The Contour 25Ci shares important technologies with the range, including:
- The Esotar2i tweeter
- The Hexis inner dome
- 18cm MSP driver technology
- Large aluminium voice coils
- Asymmetric aramid-fibre spiders
- Black aluminium baffle construction
This helps maintain consistent vocal character and treble balance as effects move across the front soundstage.
Using the Contour 25Ci with Contour 20i
The Contour 20i is a natural choice for front left and right channels where a standmount system is preferred.
Both models use the Esotar2i tweeter and 18cm MSP driver technology, helping to create a consistent front soundstage.
Suitable stands are required for the Contour 20i and should position its tweeters close to the height of the centre speaker or intended listening axis.
Using the Contour 25Ci with Contour 30i
The Contour 30i uses two 18cm MSP drivers and the same Esotar2i tweeter family.
Dynaudio describes the Contour 25Ci as being closely related to the Contour 30i in its basic driver concept.
This makes the combination particularly suitable for customers who want substantial front-stage scale without moving to the larger Contour 60i.
Using the Contour 25Ci with Contour 60i
The Contour 60i uses the Esotar2i tweeter alongside a dedicated midrange and twin 23cm woofers.
The Contour 25Ci remains the matching centre speaker for the range, although the overall system will place greater demands on amplification, room size and subwoofer integration.
Centre-Speaker Positioning
The Contour 25Ci should be placed as close to the centre of the screen as practical.
It can normally be installed:
- Directly beneath a television
- On a strong shelf beneath a projection screen
- Above the screen where lower placement is impossible
- Behind an acoustically transparent projection screen where the installation allows
The acoustic centre of the speaker should remain as close as possible to the visual centre of the picture.
Aiming the Speaker Towards the Listener
If the Contour 25Ci must be positioned significantly above or below seated ear height, it may benefit from being angled towards the primary listening area.
A suitable tilt can help:
- Anchor dialogue more closely to the screen
- Improve high-frequency clarity
- Reduce the impression that voices come from the furniture
- Improve integration with the front left and right speakers
The support must remain completely stable after any angle adjustment.
Keep the Front Edge Clear
Where possible, position the front baffle close to the front edge of the supporting shelf or cabinet.
Recessing the speaker deeply into furniture can create reflections from the shelf surface and side panels.
Do not place decorative objects directly in front of the tweeter or MSP drivers.
Avoid Enclosed Furniture
The Contour 25Ci is rear ported and should not be sealed inside a tightly enclosed cabinet.
An enclosed space can:
- Restrict port airflow
- Increase bass reinforcement
- Create cabinet resonances
- Reduce dialogue clarity
- Make room-calibration results less predictable
Open-backed furniture or a dedicated speaker shelf is preferable.
Strong Support Is Essential
The Contour 25Ci weighs 24kg before cables and any support accessories are added.
The shelf, cabinet or stand must safely support the speaker without:
- Sagging
- Rocking
- Flexing
- Resonating audibly
- Obstructing the rear ports
Wall-mounted shelves must be fixed securely into suitable structural material rather than relying only on lightweight plasterboard fixings.
Check the Support Before Installation
The complete speaker is 750mm wide and weighs 24kg.
Confirm the safe load rating, shelf depth, ventilation and cable clearance before placing the Contour 25Ci beneath a television or screen.
Room Calibration and Level Matching
Most modern AV receivers and processors provide automated room calibration.
The calibration system may measure:
- Speaker distance
- Channel level
- Crossover frequency
- Frequency response
- Phase and timing
- Interaction with the room
Automated results should be checked rather than accepted without review.
The centre-channel level should make dialogue clear without making voices sound unnaturally detached or louder than the rest of the soundtrack.
Speaker Distance and Delay
The centre speaker may be closer to or further from the listener than the front left and right speakers.
The AV processor uses distance or delay settings to align the arrival time from each channel.
Incorrect distance settings can weaken dialogue focus and reduce the precision of effects moving across the front soundstage.
Dialogue Enhancement
Many AV receivers include a dialogue-enhancement or centre-level control.
This can be useful for quiet viewing or difficult recordings, but excessive adjustment can make voices sound disconnected from the rest of the system.
Before applying heavy dialogue enhancement, check:
- Centre-speaker angle
- Channel level
- Crossover setting
- Room reflections
- Listening distance
- Whether the speaker is obstructed
Subwoofer Integration
A suitable subwoofer can reduce the deepest bass demand on the centre speaker and AV amplifier.
Correct integration requires attention to:
- Crossover frequency
- Subwoofer level
- Phase
- Delay
- Room position
- Interaction with the front speakers
The centre channel should retain body and authority without sounding boomy or disconnected from the subwoofer.
Dynaudio Sub 6
The Dynaudio Sub 6 is a high-performance active subwoofer suitable for music and home cinema systems.
It provides DSP-assisted setup, adjustable filtering, phase, delay and parametric equalisation.
The final choice of subwoofer should consider the room size, required cinema level and the complete speaker system rather than brand matching alone.
Single-Wire Loudspeaker Connection
The Contour 25Ci uses one pair of rear binding posts.
It is designed for conventional single wiring rather than passive bi-wiring or bi-amping.
The AV receiver or power amplifier should be switched off whenever the speaker cable is connected or removed.
Correct Cable Polarity
Connect the positive amplifier terminal to the positive speaker terminal and the negative amplifier terminal to the negative speaker terminal.
Incorrect polarity can affect dialogue focus, bass integration and consistency with the front left and right speakers.
Loose bare-wire strands must not touch the opposite terminal.
Speaker-Cable Selection
The cable should have sufficiently low resistance for its length and be suitable for a 4-ohm loudspeaker.
Selection should consider:
- Total cable length
- Conductor area
- Amplifier compatibility
- Connector quality
- Installation route
- The overall system budget
Browse speaker cables available from Audio T to compare suitable options.
Current Audio T Finish Options
Audio T currently lists the Contour 25Ci in:
- Piano Black Lacquer
- Walnut
Availability can vary according to current UK production and stock.
Natural walnut veneer displays individual differences in grain and colour, while Piano Black Lacquer requires careful cleaning to avoid fine surface marks.
Black Aluminium Baffle
Both cabinet finishes use a black aluminium front baffle.
The dark baffle helps the speaker sit discreetly beneath a television or projection screen while providing the rigid mechanical mounting required by the drive units.
Black Removable Grille
A black removable grille is supplied.
The grille helps protect the Esotar2i dome and MSP cones from dust and accidental contact.
It can be removed according to personal preference, but the delicate tweeter diaphragm should never be touched.
Contour 25Ci or Evoke 25C?
Choose the Contour 25Ci When
- Contour i front speakers are being used
- The Esotar2i tweeter is required
- Twin 18cm MSP drivers suit the system
- Greater bass extension and output are wanted
- Higher power handling is useful
- The larger cabinet can be accommodated
- The system justifies the greater investment
Choose the Evoke 25C When
- Evoke front speakers are being used
- A smaller centre speaker is required
- Twin 14cm drivers are sufficient
- The lower purchase price better suits the system
- More finish options are preferred
- The available support cannot accommodate 24kg
The Dynaudio Evoke 25C is a smaller 2.5-way centre speaker with a Cerotar tweeter and twin 14cm MSP drivers.
Contour 25Ci or Emit 25C?
Choose the Contour 25Ci When
- A high-end Contour system is being assembled
- Greater dialogue texture and refinement are priorities
- Substantial dynamic headroom is required
- The 35Hz published extension is useful
- The cabinet and support space are available
Choose the Emit 25C When
- An entry-level Dynaudio cinema system is planned
- A more compact and affordable centre is required
- Emit front speakers are being used
- The room and listening levels are more modest
- The larger Contour cabinet cannot be accommodated
The Dynaudio Emit 25C provides Dynaudio centre-channel engineering at a considerably lower price.
System Matching
Well Suited To
- Dynaudio Contour i front speakers
- High-quality AV receivers
- AV processors with separate power amplification
- Medium and large home cinema rooms
- Multichannel music systems
- Systems prioritising dialogue clarity and tonal consistency
- High-quality subwoofer systems
- Dedicated cinema and premium living-room installations
Check Before Buying
- The shelf can safely support 24kg
- There is at least 750mm of clear width
- The shelf provides more than 396mm of usable depth
- Space is available behind the rear ports
- The amplifier is suitable for a 4-ohm speaker
- The centre can be aimed towards the listening position
- The finish matches the front speakers and room
- Room calibration and subwoofer setup have been considered
Related Dynaudio Products and Audio T Guides
Key Features
- Premium passive centre-channel loudspeaker
- Designed to match the Dynaudio Contour i range
- Supplied as one centre speaker
- 2.5-way driver configuration
- 28mm Esotar2i soft-dome tweeter
- Dynaudio Hexis inner dome
- Enlarged tweeter rear chamber
- Ferrofluid-cooled tweeter voice coil
- Two 18cm MSP drivers
- One-piece Magnesium Silicate Polymer cones
- Large-diameter aluminium voice coils
- Long-throw driver construction
- Asymmetric aramid-fibre spiders
- Updated passive crossover
- 2.5-way crossover arrangement
- 300Hz lower transition
- 2200Hz tweeter crossover
- Second-order crossover topology
- Black aluminium front baffle
- Curved furniture-grade cabinet
- Rear-ported bass-reflex enclosure
- 35Hz to 23kHz response within +/-3dB
- 87dB sensitivity
- 4-ohm rated impedance
- 300W IEC long-term power handling
- Single-wire binding posts
- Black removable grille
- Piano Black Lacquer finish
- Walnut finish
- 750mm cabinet width
- 24kg weight
- Suitable for home cinema and multichannel music
- Up to eight-year total warranty after registration
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Contour 25Ci sold as a pair?
No. It is supplied as one centre-channel speaker.
Which speakers is it designed to match?
It is the dedicated centre speaker for the Contour i range, including the Contour 20i, Contour 30i and Contour 60i.
Is it suitable for stereo use?
It is designed primarily as a centre channel in a multichannel system. A pair could technically be used in specialist installations, but conventional Contour stereo speakers are normally the more appropriate choice.
Which tweeter does it use?
A 28mm Esotar2i coated fabric soft-dome tweeter with a Hexis inner dome and enlarged rear chamber.
What is the Hexis?
It is a dimpled inner dome positioned behind the tweeter diaphragm to control airflow and reduce internal resonance.
How many bass and midrange drivers are fitted?
Two 18cm MSP drivers are positioned on either side of the tweeter.
What does MSP mean?
MSP stands for Magnesium Silicate Polymer, Dynaudio’s proprietary cone material.
What is a 2.5-way crossover?
Both 18cm drivers contribute through the bass, while one is filtered above the lower crossover region and the other continues through the midrange before handing over to the tweeter.
What are the crossover frequencies?
Dynaudio specifies approximately 300Hz and 2200Hz.
What is the crossover topology?
Second order.
What type of enclosure is used?
A rear-ported bass-reflex cabinet.
What is the frequency response?
Dynaudio specifies 35Hz to 23kHz within +/-3dB.
Should it be set to Large in an AV receiver?
Not necessarily. An appropriate bass-management crossover may improve dynamic headroom and subwoofer integration, even though the speaker has substantial published bass extension.
What is the sensitivity?
87dB at 2.83V measured at one metre.
What is the rated impedance?
4 ohms.
Does Dynaudio publish a minimum impedance?
A minimum impedance figure is not included in Dynaudio’s current published Contour 25Ci specification.
Does it require a 300W amplifier?
No. The 300W figure is its IEC long-term power-handling specification, not a compulsory amplifier rating.
Can an AV receiver power it?
Yes, provided the receiver is suitable for a 4-ohm speaker and has sufficient power and current for the room, listening distance and playback level.
Would a separate power amplifier help?
It may provide greater headroom and control in larger rooms or systems using demanding Contour front speakers.
Where should the speaker be positioned?
As close to the centre of the screen as practical, normally directly beneath or above it.
Can it be placed inside a cabinet?
A tightly enclosed cabinet is not recommended because the Contour 25Ci is rear ported. Open-backed furniture with sufficient space behind the speaker is preferable.
Can it be tilted towards the listener?
Yes. A stable angled support can help where the speaker must sit significantly above or below seated ear height.
How much shelf space is required?
The cabinet is 750mm wide and 396mm deep. Additional rear space is required for the ports, speaker cable and connectors.
How much does it weigh?
24kg.
What are the cabinet dimensions?
The cabinet measures 750 x 215 x 396mm (W x H x D).
What are the dimensions including the feet and grille?
Dynaudio specifies 750 x 250 x 396mm (W x H x D).
Which finishes are listed by Audio T?
Piano Black Lacquer and Walnut, subject to current availability.
Is a grille included?
Yes. A black removable grille is supplied.
Can the speaker be bi-wired?
No. It uses one pair of terminals for conventional single wiring.
What warranty is available?
Dynaudio passive speakers receive the applicable standard legal and manufacturer warranty. Registration within 12 months of purchase can extend total cover to 96 months, subject to Dynaudio’s full terms and proof of purchase.
Why Buy From Audio T?
- Dynaudio Contour 25Ci demonstrations
- Comparisons with Dynaudio Evoke and Emit centre speakers
- Contour 20i, 30i and 60i system-matching advice
- AV receiver and separate power-amplifier comparisons
- 4-ohm amplifier compatibility checks
- Centre-speaker shelf and support assessment
- Screen-height and speaker-angle guidance
- Rear-port and cabinet-clearance advice
- Speaker-cable selection and termination
- AV crossover and bass-management setup
- Channel-level, delay and room-calibration assistance
- Subwoofer selection and integration
- Home cinema planning and installation
- Home demonstrations may be available by arrangement
- Part exchange may be available on suitable equipment
- Dynaudio warranty-registration guidance
- Ongoing system, setup and after-sales support
Contact your local Audio T store to arrange a demonstration or discuss speaker matching, amplification, placement and calibration for the Dynaudio Contour 25Ci.