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With various inputs on the right speaker’s back panel, you can access your wired or wireless network. You can plug in your source components, and even a TV using the HDMI port. As I reviewed this unit and listened carefully, I could think of many uses for this system around my home, putting it somewhere where I didn’t have any music or replacing some other system that wasn’t as good, like my office speakers. Without a subwoofer, I don’t think this system is designed for, or at its best, in a large room. But in an office, bedroom, or small family room, this system is hard to beat in sound quality.

In the right room, or with a subwoofer added, something like the SVS 3000 micro, you’d have a great system with minimal investment at this quality level. I think you’d be hard-pressed to find individual components of this quality that can beat the SVS Prime Wireless Pro Speakers at the price.

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At the end of Gordon’s exhaustive review, he concluded that the Focus 30 system “deepened” his “admiration for Dynaudio’s active speakers,” and that he was “won over by the Focus 30’s transparent presentation, effortless dynamics, pinpoint imaging, and bass extension.” Gordon added that he “loved the look of the speakers” in his living room, but the support for Dirac Live is “the clincher” when it comes recommending this speaker system to readers. Gordon’s praise in his review earned the Focus 30 speaker system a Reviewers’ Choice award at the time it was published—and that same praise has now earned it a Recommended Reference Component award. Suffice it to say, DSP-based active speakers have come of age for those who are serious about sound—and Dynaudio’s Focus 30 has the features to optimize that sound, too.