Is there a big difference between Dynaudio 232 and 236?
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Dynaudio 232 and 236 have the following specific differences: 1. Price: The newly launched Dynaudio 232 car audio speaker from DYNAUDIO Denmark is slightly more expensive in retail price compared to the Dynaudio 272, while the Dynaudio 272 is relatively more affordable. 2. Installation Position: The Dynaudio 272 is more commonly used as a front door speaker, while the Dynaudio 232 serves as a rear door auxiliary sound field speaker. This arrangement allows for excellent sound density in the rear door, with sound grains that are distinct yet smooth, creating a seamless and natural continuity when combined with the Dynaudio 272 sound effects from the front door. 3. Internal Design: The Dynaudio 232 adopts the family product's conventional internal magnetic large voice coil design, with the mid-low frequency unit being the MF132 model, featuring a specially designed external magnetic small-diameter voice coil.
I've just studied the Dynaudio 232 and 236, and there are significant differences between them, mainly in system design. The 232 is a two-way speaker with only a tweeter and a mid-woofer, offering a balanced sound that's great for pop or electronic music. It's also easy to install, fitting into many car models' original speaker locations without requiring much space. The 236, on the other hand, is a three-way system that adds a dedicated midrange driver, enriching the mid frequencies and making vocals and instrument details clearer, especially in rock or classical music. However, it needs more space, possibly requiring drilling or custom brackets in door panels. Both have similar power handling, but the 236's crossover is more complex, providing better sound separation, and it's also more expensive. If you're after a sound quality upgrade and don't mind the installation hassle, the 236's advantages are clear, but the 232 is plenty for everyday use.
