Definitive Technology Dymension DM70 Tower Speaker

The DM70 features a built-in 10-inch powered subwoofer with dual bass radiators, which provides significant low-end output on its own. While it is capable of handling deep bass for most rooms, adding a dedicated external subwoofer can still provide extra impact for large home theater setups.

Bipolar speakers radiate sound from both the front and back, creating a wider, more immersive soundstage that fills the room. Because of this, you should avoid placing them directly against a wall; leaving at least 6 to 12 inches of space behind the speaker will allow the rear-firing drivers to perform as intended.

Yes, the DM70 is designed to be compatible with 3D audio formats like Dolby Atmos and DTS:X. For a complete overhead experience, you can pair these towers with Definitive Technology’s height modules, which integrate seamlessly into the top of the speaker cabinet.

Intelligent Bass Control allows you to adjust the level of the integrated subwoofer without sacrificing midrange clarity. It ensures that your bass remains tight and balanced with the rest of the frequency range, even when you adjust the volume for different types of content.

The Dymension DM70 is sold as a single unit. If you are building a stereo or home theater system, you will need to purchase two units to complete your front left and right channels.

Each tower stands 47.4 inches tall and requires a footprint of 11.3 inches in width and 16 inches in depth. Given their weight of over 74 pounds, ensure your flooring is stable and that you have enough clearance to allow the bipolar arrays to breathe.