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Summary of Contents for Dynaudio Core 5
- Page 1 Core User manual...
- Page 2 Front LED Indicator - Other resources - Important safety information DSP Settings - “Bass extension” switch Core 5, 7, 47, 59 monitors, - “Bandwidth” switch Core Sub and Core Sub Compact - “Sound balance” switch - Amplifier - “Position” switch 1: “Anechoic”...
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Page 3: Other Resources
Introduction Core 5, 7, 47, 59 monitors, Core Sub and Core Sub Compact Welcome and congratulations on your purchase of Dynaudio Pro Reference Monitors. The transducers of your Dynaudio Core monitor will achieve a better Each monitor is constructed by Dynaudio in Denmark to meet sound quality after a break-in period. - Page 4 1. “Power mode”: Power-saving auto-standby switch 8. “SPL at 1 m -20 dBFS”: sets the SPL for -20 dBFS 2. “Bass extension”: sets a Linkwitz-Riley HPF at 80Hz (-20 dBu from selected maximum input voltage or -20 dBFS from 3. “Digital channel”: selects the left or right channel of the AES input).
- Page 5 1. “Power mode”: Power-saving auto-standby switch 8. “SPL at 1 m -20 dBFS”: sets the SPL for -20 dBFS 2. “Bandwidth”: sets a Linkwitz-Riley LPF at 80Hz (-20 dBu from selected maximum input voltage or -20 dBFS 3. “Position” switch 1: position filters from AES input).
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Page 6: Connecting The Monitors
Core 59 and Dynaudio Orbit Baffle Standby mode The monitors have a standby mode that helps conserve energy The Core 59 offers additional benefits, as it incorporates our Orbit when they are not in use. -
Page 7: Adjusting The Volume
Adjusting the volume Audio signals There are two physical inputs you can choose between: X XLR balanced or unbalanced The Core monitors have two inputs – analogue and digital. X XLR AES Digital When using the analogue input, adjust the “Max input level” switch to optimize the gain staging between your analogue audio interface Word Clock Input and the monitor. -
Page 8: Front Led Indicator
The DSP settings provide precision adjustments that optimise the SPL Settings for all models monitors for their position and mounting within the listening space. X Core 5: 79, 85, 91, 96 X Core 7: 85, 91, 96, 101 “Bass extension” switch... -
Page 9: Updating The Firmware
Updating the firmware The “Sound Balance” switch offers three settings: X “Bright”: 20 Hz -1.5 dB, 20 kHz +1.5 dB X “Neutral” Core Update Tool X “Dark”: 20 Hz +1.5 dB, 20 kHz -1.5 dB Periodically you may need to update the firmware in your Core monitors. - Page 10 1. Choose the “Firmware update” option, and you will see this window: 2. Choose the COM port that is connected to the Core monitor. As port names may be random and not obvious, try selecting each one until you see that a Core monitor is recognised. You will see the Core model displayed along with the current version number of firmware that is installed.
- Page 11 4. Once you have a proper firmware file selected, click the Update button. A progress bar will appear showing the status of the upload. Once the upload has finished, you can either continue to update additional speakers or click DONE, disconnect the USB cable, and your Core monitor is ready to use.
- Page 12 Should you need to replace a driver in your Core speaker, it will be necessary to calibrate the speaker for optimal performance. Each Dynaudio driver is calibrated at the factory and marked with values on the driver assembly. Before installing the driver in the speaker cabinet, make note of this value.
- Page 13 Once you have entered the value, press the ‘Calibrate’ button to upload it and your Core speaker is now ready to use. For two-way speakers, Core 5 and Core 7, ignore the midrange setting. For Core Sub, the ‘Midrange’ is for the bottom pair of drivers and the ‘Woofer’...
- Page 14 Dynaudio A/S 8660 Skanderborg Denmark User manual, Core, 2025 All text and image copyrights reserved. Subject to change without notice.
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