Denon Pro DN-205W - Frequently Asked Questions
The Denon Professional DN-205W two-way wall speaker is designed to deliver exceptionally accurate, articulate sound while easily meeting commercial requirements for fire-resistance and suitability for multiple unit installations. This article walks through a number of frequently asked questions about the Denon Professional DN-205W ceiling subwoofer.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What are the main features of the DN-205W speakers?
- What type of speakers does the DN-205W use?
- What are the dimensions of the DN-205W?
- Does the DN-205W come in different colors?
- What is the frequency response for the DN-205W?
- Is there a way to adjust the frequency response?
- Does this speaker require a break-in period before they can be operated at maximum volume?
- Why should I break-in my speakers before operating it at maximum volume?
- Additional Resources
- Further Technical Support
What are the main features of the DN-205W speakers?
The DN-205W has a number of great features, including:
- A metal rear enclosures that meet commercial fire codes
- 70/100V transformers for multi-unit installations
- Include mounting brackets
- Power Handling: 50W continuous (100W peak)
- EN 54-24 compliant
What type of speakers does the DN-205W use?
The DN-205W has two 5.25” / 133.4 mm carbon fiber comes with a 1" / 25.4 mm aluminum swivel tweeter.
What are the dimensions of the DN-205W?
Please see below for the DN-205W dimensions.
- Cut-out Hole Diameter: 13.3 x 6" (338 x 152 mm)
- In-ceiling Clearance: 3.66" (93 mm)
- Weight: 7.7 lbs. (3.5 kg)
Does the DN-205W come in different colors?
No, the DN-205W does not come in different colors but the grill and frame can be painted to match your walls or ceiling, making the speaker less noticeable.
What is the frequency response for the DN-205W?
The frequency response for the DN-205W is 62 - 20kHz.
Is there a way to adjust the frequency response?
The DN-205W is equipped with a high-frequency roll-off option, which can be used to attenuate the high-frequency response. If the speaker sounds too "bright", perform the following steps to set the high-frequency roll-off.
- Pull the edge of the grille to remove it.
- Adjust the high-frequency roll-off switch to the -3 dB or -6 dB position. The default setting is 0 dB (no attenuation).
- Replace the grille onto the speaker body.
Does this speaker require a break-in period before they can be operated at maximum volume?
Yes. The break-in period is between 50-80 hours playing normal music at moderate volume levels. It will take somewhat longer in a cold or dry environment and a little less time in a warm or humid environment.
Notes: The break-in period does not have to be continuous. Put some insulation (R-14) in the wall/ceiling space before you install the speaker to improve the sound.
Why should I break-in my speakers before operating it at maximum volume?
It is important to break-in your speakers as they will produce richer sounding lows, warmer and smoother sounding mids, and cleaner highs.
Additional Resources
Further Technical Support
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