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Dynaudio Focus 30 Compact Active Wireless Floorstanding Speaker at Vinyl Sound Buffalo, NY USA

The Focus 30 is a compact active wireless floorstanding loudspeaker system from Dynaudio (Skanderborg, Denmark), available at Vinyl Sound in Buffalo, NY, USA. Part of Dynaudio's Focus series, it features a 2.5-way DSP-based active architecture with a 28mm Cerotar soft-dome tweeter with Hexis, twin 14cm MSP Esotec+ mid/bass drivers, and three dedicated Pascal Class D amplifiers delivering 670W of amplification per speaker. Streaming connectivity includes Apple AirPlay 2, Google Chromecast, Spotify Connect, Tidal Connect, Roon, Bluetooth, and WiSA wireless inter-speaker transmission, with optional Dirac Live room correction. The Focus 30 received the SoundStage! Product of the Year 2022 award, the SoundStage! Recommended Reference Component 2022 award, and the lite-magazin Best Picks 2025 award.

Cerotar Tweeter, Esotec+ Drivers, and Per-Driver Pascal Amplification

The Focus 30's driver lineup draws directly from Dynaudio's passive hi-fi heritage in a compact floorstanding format. The 28mm Cerotar soft-dome tweeter is based on the Esotar 3 technology found in Dynaudio's flagship Confidence range and features the Hexis inner dome, a secondary acoustic element that sits behind the tweeter diaphragm to defeat internal resonances and smooth the high-frequency response. A strontium carbonate Ferrite+ magnet system optimises airflow around the dome for maximum sensitivity and fatigue-free treble performance. Below the Cerotar sit two 14cm MSP Esotec+ mid/bass drivers, built from Magnesium Silicate Polymer, a proprietary Dynaudio diaphragm material developed and refined over four decades for its precise balance of low mass, stiffness, and self-damping. Each MSP driver uses a lightweight aluminium voice coil and an improved magnet system that increases excursion, extending bass depth and improving midrange clarity. Each driver in the Focus 30 is powered by its own dedicated Pascal Class D amplifier: 110W for the Cerotar tweeter and 280W for each of the two mid/bass drivers, for a total peak output of 670W per speaker. These amplifiers are drawn from the same Pascal platform used in Dynaudio's Core professional studio monitor range. The cabinet uses a sealed enclosure design, chosen specifically to work in partnership with the DSP and amplification, enabling the system to manage extreme low-frequency extension through active control rather than passive port tuning.

DSP Control, Dirac Live, and Smart Grille Auto-Sensing

The Focus 30's 2.5-way DSP crossover operates at an internal bass crossover of 220 Hz and a mid-to-tweeter crossover of 2,400 Hz, with all crossover functions handled digitally using the same signal processing approach as Dynaudio's Core and LYD professional reference monitors. During setup via the Dynaudio app, the user selects the speaker's placement position, whether near a wall, in a corner, or in free space, and the DSP applies the corresponding room compensation profile automatically. Optional Dirac Live integration allows a full measured room correction process for users and installers requiring the deepest level of acoustic calibration. A custom sliding high-pass filter protects the drivers at high volume by rolling off bass excursion as output levels rise, allowing the Focus 30 to play louder overall while maintaining driver and amplifier integrity. The magnetic Smart Grille includes auto-sensing technology that detects whether the grille is fitted or removed and automatically applies the correct EQ compensation for that configuration, requiring no user input.

Wireless Streaming and Connectivity

The Focus 30 offers a comprehensive connectivity platform across streaming, network, and physical inputs. Native streaming services include Apple AirPlay 2, Google Chromecast, Spotify Connect, Tidal Connect, Roon, Qplay, and UPnP. Network connection is via Wi-Fi or Ethernet. Bluetooth 4.2 enables direct wireless pairing with mobile devices. Physical sources connect via two RCA analogue inputs, one Toslink optical digital input, and one RCA coaxial digital input on the primary speaker. A subwoofer RCA output, a 12V trigger output, and a wired RCA inter-speaker connection supporting 24-bit/192kHz are provided alongside WiSA wireless inter-speaker transmission at up to 24-bit/96kHz. The system requires only two power cables to operate.

Key Features

• Cerotar Tweeter with Hexis: A 28mm soft-dome tweeter based on the Confidence range's Esotar 3 technology, featuring the Hexis inner dome for resonance control and a Ferrite+ magnet system for maximum sensitivity and extended, fatigue-free treble.
• Twin 14cm MSP Esotec+ Mid/Bass Drivers: Two Magnesium Silicate Polymer cone drivers with lightweight aluminium voice coils and an upgraded magnet system for improved bass excursion, midrange clarity, and long-term listening control.
• 670W Per-Driver Pascal Amplification: Three dedicated Class D amplifiers per speaker, 110W for the tweeter and 280W for each mid/bass driver, using Pascal's amplifier platform developed for Dynaudio's Core professional studio monitor range.
• 2.5-Way DSP-Based Crossover: Digital signal processing crossover at 220 Hz and 2,400 Hz, with room placement compensation algorithms derived from Dynaudio's Core and LYD professional reference monitor systems.
• Sealed Cabinet with Active Bass Extension: Closed-box cabinet design that leverages DSP and amplification to extend bass to 30 Hz at 85 dB, providing tighter transient response and deeper dynamic bass control than a passive ported design at this cabinet size.
• Optional Dirac Live Room Correction: Full measured room correction available via Dirac Live integration, accessible through the Dynaudio app for advanced acoustic calibration in any listening environment.
• WiSA Wireless Inter-Speaker Link: Cable-free transmission between primary and client speakers at up to 24-bit/96kHz, with a wired RCA fallback option supporting 24-bit/192kHz.
• Full Streaming Platform: AirPlay 2, Chromecast, Spotify Connect, Tidal Connect, Roon, Qplay, UPnP, and Bluetooth 4.2, alongside analogue and digital physical inputs on the primary speaker.
• Smart Grille with Auto-Sensing EQ: Magnetic grille with built-in detection that automatically applies the correct EQ profile depending on whether the grille is fitted or removed, with no manual adjustment required.
• Compact Living Room Form Factor: At 900mm tall and 180mm wide, the Focus 30 is one of the slimmest full-range active wireless floorstanders available, in four furniture-grade finishes: Black High Gloss, White High Gloss, Blonde Wood, and Walnut Wood.

Technical Specifications

Connections at a Glance

• 2 x RCA analogue inputs (primary speaker)
• 1 x Toslink optical digital input
• 1 x RCA coaxial digital input
• 1 x RCA subwoofer output
• 1 x 12V trigger output
• 1 x RCA digital output to client speaker (wired, 24-bit/192kHz)
• 1 x RCA digital input on client speaker (from primary)
• WiSA wireless inter-speaker link (24-bit/96kHz)
• Wi-Fi and Ethernet network connection
• Bluetooth 4.2

Awards and Critical Recognition

• SoundStage! Product of the Year 2022
• SoundStage! Recommended Reference Component 2022
• lite-magazin Best Picks 2025

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Dynaudio Focus 30?

The Dynaudio Focus 30 is a compact 2.5-way active wireless floorstanding loudspeaker system built in Denmark, featuring a 28mm Cerotar tweeter with Hexis, twin 14cm MSP Esotec+ mid/bass drivers, and three dedicated Pascal Class D amplifiers totalling 670W peak output per speaker. It streams via AirPlay 2, Chromecast, Spotify Connect, Tidal Connect, Roon, and WiSA inter-speaker wireless, with optional Dirac Live room correction. Frequency response extends from 30 Hz to 22 kHz at 85 dB. It is the SoundStage! Product of the Year 2022 and Recommended Reference Component 2022.

How does the Dynaudio Focus 30 compare to the KEF LS60 Wireless or Bowers and Wilkins Formation 700?

The Dynaudio Focus 30, KEF LS60 Wireless, and Bowers and Wilkins Formation 700 are all compact active wireless floorstanders targeting living room use without an AV receiver. The KEF LS60 uses a four-way active design with the coaxial Uni-Q driver array in a tall, narrow cabinet, while the B and W Formation 700 is a two-way passive design requiring a separate Formation Amp for active operation within the B and W wireless ecosystem. The Focus 30 differentiates itself with dedicated per-driver Pascal amplification at 670W peak, a 2.5-way DSP crossover with optional Dirac Live room correction, WiSA inter-speaker transmission, and Dynaudio's Cerotar tweeter with Hexis from the Confidence range, making it the most acoustically configurable option of the three.

Does the Focus 30 need an amplifier or AV receiver?

No, the Focus 30 is a fully self-contained active system requiring no external amplifier or AV receiver. Each speaker houses three Pascal Class D amplifiers and a full DSP crossover platform. Sources connect directly to the primary speaker via the built-in streaming platform, analogue inputs, or digital inputs. The only cables required are two mains power leads, one per speaker.

What is the difference between the Dynaudio Focus 30 and Focus 50?

The Focus 30 and Focus 50 are both active wireless floorstanders in Dynaudio's Focus series, but differ in driver size, cabinet scale, and bass extension. The Focus 30 uses twin 14cm MSP Esotec+ mid/bass drivers in a compact 900mm-tall sealed cabinet reaching 30 Hz, while the Focus 50 uses a dedicated 15cm MSP midrange driver and dual 18cm Esotec+ bass drivers in a taller three-way configuration extending to 20 Hz. The Focus 50 adds a fully separated bass-only driver section and a larger cabinet suited to bigger listening rooms, while the Focus 30 is optimised for compact spaces where a slim footprint and furniture-grade proportions are priorities alongside audiophile performance.

Can the Dynaudio Focus 30 connect to a turntable?

Yes, the Focus 30 accepts turntable signals via its RCA analogue inputs on the primary speaker, provided the turntable includes a built-in phono stage or is paired with an external phono preamplifier. The Focus 30 does not incorporate an internal phono stage, so a moving magnet or moving coil cartridge requires amplification to line level before reaching the speaker's analogue input.

Where can I buy the Dynaudio Focus 30 in Buffalo, NY or the USA?

The Dynaudio Focus 30 is available at Vinyl Sound in Buffalo, NY, USA. Vinyl Sound is an authorized Dynaudio dealer serving customers in Buffalo, Western New York, and across the United States. Contact Vinyl Sound Buffalo to arrange a listening demonstration or to discuss setup options for your room.

What does Dirac Live do in the Focus 30 and is it included?

Dirac Live is a professional room correction system that measures the acoustic response of a listening room and generates a correction filter to compensate for room-induced frequency and timing errors. In the Focus 30, Dirac Live is available as an optional add-on via the Dynaudio app, complementing the built-in placement compensation DSP presets. It is particularly useful in acoustically complex rooms where the standard wall, corner, or free-space DSP presets are insufficient for full optimization. A Dirac Live license is required separately from the speaker purchase.