The DALI Opticon 1 MKII is a compact speaker that treats your ears to an open and spacious stereo image. For music lovers: Patricia Barber’s warm voice on “Café Blue” comes through clearly, while the finger snapping remains subtly in the background. What a treat!
The Dali Opticon 1 MKII is a compact bookshelf speaker that delivers an impressive soundstage. Thanks to Dali’s advanced technologies, such as the patented SMC magnet motor and the wood-fiber cone, this speaker offers a detailed and dynamic reproduction of music.
The 29 mm soft-dome tweeter delivers accurate and clear high-frequency reproduction, while the 4¾-inch woofer provides a tight and controlled bass response. The dual-flare reflex port minimizes turbulence and effectively enhances the low frequencies, resulting in a balanced and spacious stereo image.
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Frequency range: 62 - 25,000 Hz Sensitivity [2.83 V/1 m]: 85 dB Nominal Impedance: 4 ohms Maximum Sound Pressure Level [@ 1 m]: 105 dB Recommended Amplifier Power: 25–100 W Crossover Frequency: 3,000 Hz Crossover Type: 2-way High-frequency Driver: 1 x 29 mm soft dome Low/Mid-frequency Driver: 1 x 4¾ inches Dimensions [H x W x D]: 261 x 152 x 231 mm Weight: 4.5 kg
The Dali Opticon 1 MKII, designed by Dali’s experienced team in Denmark, delivers a balanced and dynamic sound. The speakers feature Dali’s exclusive wood-fiber cones, known for their lightness and rigidity, which ensure accurate sound reproduction. The cabinet is carefully constructed from high-quality MDF panels to minimize resonance. Advanced magnet systems contribute to clear sound reproduction. The internal wiring is of the highest quality to minimize signal loss. Production and materials, such as wood fiber and magnet systems, are sourced from reliable European suppliers.
DALI (Danish Audiophile Loudspeaker Industries) was founded in Denmark in 1983. The brand developed loudspeakers specifically for a chain of Danish hi-fi stores, using its own technological solutions. DALI's designs are characterized by a focus on accurate sound reproduction and use of specific components, including self-developed drivers. The headquarters are located in Nørager, northern Jutland, where most of the production also takes place. DALI produces components such as drivers and enclosures largely in-house, with design, development and final assembly performed in-house. The range includes several loudspeaker series, varying in design and application. DALI supplies multiple markets worldwide, with different product lines designed for a variety of use cases. DALI's loudspeakers use materials such as wood fiber and Soft Magnetic Compound (SMC) in specific models intended for particular acoustic properties.
