Performance — where it sits in the catalog

BassTrebleCone area

	Bass reach	Treble reach	Cone area
M4 Mini	35 Hz	20 kHz	1897 cm²

How to read this chart

Each axis spans the range the 114 studio monitors in the catalog actually cover, so equal distance means equal difference — and for cone area and the two frequencies, which are read as ratios, equal distance means equal ratio. The dashed inner ring is where the scale starts, not zero. Ranked within a class because a bookshelf measured against floorstanders is feeble on every axis for the single reason that it is a bookshelf. Cone area is summed from the drive units — no maker publishes it. Bass and treble reach are quoted to different tolerances and only 56% of the catalog says which, so read those two axes as approximate. Not shown: Sensitivity, Easy load — the maker publishes no figure.

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M4 Mini MkII

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Product description

The M4 MkII with half the bass section: two 300 mm MSP woofers instead of four, in a cabinet Dynaudio describes as significantly smaller while claiming comparable SPL. Three amplifier channels rather than four, still 500 to 1000 watts each. The rest carries over — two 170 mm low-mids, a 54 mm doped fabric Esotar dome for the upper midrange, an Esotar 3 above it, front ports, 250 Hz / 2 kHz / 5 kHz. Dynaudio's page for this model shows the full M4 MkII's specification table by mistake, so the dimensions here are measured off its own front render, scaled from the 300 mm woofers — a method that reproduces the published width of the M4 MkII and the M3 MkII to within a percent. Treat them as approximate, and the depth as the M4 MkII's, which Dynaudio does not separately state.