Definitive Technology Dymension Series: Part 2- New Features and Technical Product Walkthrough 

I am currently waiting on a delivery of two DM 70 and a DM 20. I am very excited. This is my first home theater/receiver/real speaker system. I’m not really sure what to expect since I only demoed the 40s lol this is completely an utterly overkill from my little space here in my home, but whatever you only live once lol

If you like wasting your money down the toilet, go ahead.. Here is the thing: Their sound quality is amazing (when it works), but their built quality is trash. Nothing but problems. And their customer service?? None existent !!! So, good luck... 🤣

yes, the issues with the previous BP series have been addressed, the amps in the Dymension Series have been redesigned and are brand new.

@@SoundUnitedTraining Is it safe to assume that Definitive Technology's latest Descend subwoofers like the DN12 & DN15 also have the same or similar redesigned brand new amps?

So you know there was a problem with the old amps and didn't do anything? That great. I got three bad amps, two in a row with the CS9080 and one bad one from a BP9060. Was a great time replacing amps on brad new equipment rather than enjoying listening to them. I guess that's what I get for getting close out pricing, you get below average equipment.

@Masimo Consumer Training May I ask what brand speaker cables and it’s gauge do you use to test as well demo the DM80. On a closer look I can see that you’re using a Marantz stereo amplifier in the background of this video

While I am currently using the BP9080x, I’ve tested them in various room sizes and it gave a lot wider sound stage when I used speaker jump cables to connect between the speaker main terminals and height module terminals since I’m using a stereo amplifier. I hope I can apply the same configuration on the DM80 and DM90 as well

I had that same previous line up BP 7006 ect….. hands down night and day difference. My DM70’s and center DM30 provide triple base. I added the DM90’s and DM95’s as well. Wayyyyyyy better than my last arrangement. Upgrade dude, your missing out, lol

I posted in the comments but going to reiterate here. The BP7000SC are legendary. I didn't get those at the time out of my budget but...............I invested in Definitive Technology back in I believe 2002 - BP7001 , BP7002 & BP7006 Towers along with Studio Monitors 350 & 450 surrounds w/ CLR 2005 & CLR 2001 center speakers. They are still kicking. I have never had any issues ( knock on wood ) with internal AMPS. The living room utilizes a Marantz SR7013 & Emotiva XPA-5 Next Gen3 Amp.......pushing the BP7001 fronts & BP7002 rears.............I would love to upgrade however you have to ask yourself why if it's not broken?

@@8474Starscream Hi David, Thank You for replying to my post. I'll explain my system to you. I have the Furman Reference 20 power conditioner which is their flagship. I then have the Oppo UDP-205. I actually bought this just a couple of days before Oppo announced they were going out of that part of their business. That makes me one of the last people to have bought one of these at the $1,300.00 price. In fact, a week after I bought it they were selling for $6,000.00 on Amazon. I'm rather proud of that!!! Up next is the Sony Master Series 65XR-A90J OLED. The first one I got was defective right out of the box. Yeah, No Bullshit!!! Next, I am very proud to own the Marantz SR-8015. I was so proud of owning this that before I even plugged it in, I decided to upgrade the front 3 speakers. Those are the Definitive Technology BP7000SC, and the C/L/R 3000 center. The internal wiring for the crossovers was 18 gauge. I replaced all of the wirings using Mogami 12-gauge wires. I soldered all connections. I also replaced all of the binding posts with the best KLE Innovation binding posts. I had to totally disassemble these speakers to do all of this. Well, while they were all apart, I VERY meticulously installed 100 Mil Kilmat on the entire interior. I then used 3M spray adhesive to install 1/2" thick wool felt to the entire interior. I again was extremely meticulous in doing this work. I had never done anything like this before, and David let me tell you that there was not one thing that was easy about any of it. My God!!! On the outside of the speaker cabinets, I also installed a 50 Mil sound deadener. I used 50 Mil because it was the only black sound deadener that I could find. When everything was completely reassembled, I treated the BP7000SC speakers to the ISO Acoustic GAIA I isolators. I also installed Furutech IEC power inlets, and I now power the internal amps using some really nice VooDoo Cable power cords that are 8-gauge. These speakers sound incredible!!! The next thing that I would like to do is to get an Emotiva XPA-DR3 Power Amplifier for the front 3 speakers. After that, I'll have to research 2 subwoofers. The SVS Ultra subs look nice, but there are a lot of nice ones out there. Arendal looks pretty nice too. Well, David, it has been fun telling you about my system. Good luck with yours. Take Care, Ernest Waxter III

hey i have the exact same setup but have damaged some crossovers aswell as the power amps, any chance you have the crossover and amp schematics?

They build the newer Top version DM80 and want to sound bader then the old speakers ? You have listen the DM80 ?

Offsetting the tweeter minimizes wave cancellations off the front baffle. The new models sound noticeably better, but their listed specifications are more conservative than the previous model.

Kinda ended with Mythos line. No?

Ignorant comment. I will agree that Golden Ear's are amazing but come with premium price tag. These new DM series however will outperform anything in their price class and are a significant upgrade over SVS & Klipsch (coming from personal experience). I own the DM70's and DM30 center and my previous SVS Ultra's can't hold a candle to the Def techs. The amps are completely redesigned from the older 80/90 series as well.

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yet another stupid ignorant comment.