The new Focus speakers all contain Danish-made class-D amplification that Dynaudio co-developed with Pascal in Copenhagen—and that originated in their Core studio reference system. The modules output 110W for the doped soft-dome Ceratar tweeters and 280W (one or two modules) for the woof

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The active system was rather old-meets-new: It had BBC School Spendor Classic 2/3 speakers ($6100/pair, just over $7000/pair with stands) and a 180Wpc Chord Ultima 6 ($9200) stereo power amplifier. Those followed a high-tech digital source setup with an Aurender N200 (I think) server/streamer