All user reviews for the Dynaudio BM15

-the professional advice (sound engineer and musician recording on tests notemment)
-my studio sound recording (mostly acoustic) and mixing
-coupl an Alesis RE 300

On the advice of an engineer friend of his I bought these speakers
Are agrables little tiring, very prcises (location stro, respect for notemment stamps for bass and treble mdium, dynamic)
short I found precisely what I record and mix when I export my mixes on other systems common: Hi-fi, car station etc ...
And decision I hear all the qualities and dfaux. COULD BE in one of the current monitoring reference number (suprieures to Mackie and other Gnelec!)
10 but watch saw their volume and weight consquent it's best to have a step back (and space) to make justice their power

SONORITS

-courbe very neutral: the ear ...
-idem for image fabulous stro
clear and prcis -its whatever frquence
-dynamic exellente

NOTICE GLOBAL

-from 3 years
-prcision stamps and respect, no surprise in "export" mix
-absolute O souncraft, Mackie HDR 824 and Tapco, Yamaha Ns 10, 1030- Genelec
Nine -1200 + 250 amp either barely 1500 certe not given but for this difficult quality to do better. it's more expensive active (nearly twice ...)
-videmment choice I would do

A woofer diameter according to my room and, since I have a good amp, I didn't see the need for an active model.
I use them as monitoring speakers for my creations with Ableton Live.

SOUNDS

Fortunately, the manufacturer includes foams to mute the vents because they have a bit too much presence, but the foams limit the level a bit. In my opinion they should be cut in half to have the right balance, unless you are close to the walls.
But its the mids that make me most unhappy, they are very shy, they just don't come through. That's where my letdown comes from. I'm disappointed compared to Genelec and the tapco S8. The highs are discreet and of good quality.

OVERALL OPINION

I kept them two months, after several comparatives and listening tests. They are quality speakers that handle power pretty well, but they lack that little something. Technically, a woofer with a smaller diameter would've help keep a better overall balance. So be careful with the use you want o give them. They are OK for electronic music or high-volume listening, but watch out if you use them for accurate vocals, for example.

These are another pair of monitors that are used frequently in the studio that I work at. They are the passive versions of the BM15A, which we tend to use most regularly at the studio. These are passive, which means that they require the external power supply in order to work. I tend to prefer using the active monitors, but these are effective to use as a comparison. For instance, when something sounds crystal clear in the active monitors but still sounds muddy in these, that means that a few slight edits could drastically improve the mix in general, and it will sound better on both. It's not always so cut-and-dry, but having another pair for contrast serves us well over here.

SOUNDS

The stereo image on these monitors is really great. It's not much worse than its active cousins' image, but it is noticably different. The low end in particular is slightly muddier, but only in comparison. Compared to most monitors I've used, the low end sounds phenomenal. Obviously the high end is pretty great too. The dynamics get the full treatment here, there's not any excessive compression in these speakers. The speakers tend to be really clear in general. There is absolutely zero coloring from these monitors.

OVERALL OPINION

These are pretty massive sounding monitors. While we are spoiled over here in being able to use them in tandem with the BM15A's, I want to make perfectly clear that these are absolutely phenomenal in their own right. They are expensive, but less so than the BM15As, so for those of you for whom money is a factor, this is probably the way to go. Most likely they can handle any project you will get. I really can't stress enough how good they are.

The Dynaudio Acoustic BM15s are a set of passive studio monitors designed for any type of use in the studio.  Since they are passive monitors, they do require an external power amplifier.  These monitors are pretty big so they aren't the type of monitors that you can bring around too easily and are better of staying put in one place.  The Dynaudio Acoustic BM15s are suitable for mixing, monitoring, or for whatever else you'd like to do with them.


SOUNDS

The sound heard from the Dynaudio Acoustic BM15 is pretty awesome as it covers the entire frequency spectrum really well.  The low end response is awesome as is the mids and highs.  You can hear everything precisely and accurately and you can rest assured that the sound that you are hearing is accurate and isn't coloring the sound at all.  For this reason they are probably best suited for mixing and therefore are great for any type of use.  The stereo image is great and the dynamics are quite accurate as well.  The Dynaudio Acoustic BM15s are overall really great sounding monitors.


OVERALL OPINION

I recently got to use the Dynaudio Acoustic BM15s for the first time and right off the bat I really liked the way these sound because they are really full of life.  They have a huge sound to them but at the same time it isn't an unrealistic one and you will be able to get good sounding mixes that will transfer well when you play them back on normal speakers.  The price of the Dynaudio Acoustic BM15s isn't absurd and is actually a pretty good deal for such a great set of studio monitors.  I've just recently really come to respect Dynaudio for their monitors as I hadn't had much experience with them before.  If you are looking to spend a little bit of money to get a great set of monitors, you have to check out the Dynaudio Acoustic BM15s and the other monitors that they have to offer.