Dynacord P20
Little is documented about the Dynacord P20. What the record shows is a compact, ceiling-mounted PA speaker with a pendant design — the cabinet hangs from the ceiling rather than sitting on a pole or wall bracket. It appears to have been a fullrange unit aimed at distributed sound installations where unobtrusive placement mattered more than raw output. Mix magazine (June 1989, p.60) covered the Dynacord DRP 20, a digital reverb processor, in a field test. Mix magazine (June 1989, p.60) reviewed the Dynacord DRP 20, a digital reverb processor, which is a different product entirely.
The few surviving specs come from dealer listings. The P20 was rated at 60W with an 8 ohm impedance, and it was a small box: 13.98 × 13.98 × 13.98 inches, weighing just 4.63 pounds. It has been discontinued for some time, and no production years, original price, or detailed driver information has surfaced in the research available.
Notably, the P20 name is easy to confuse with the Dynacord DRP 20, a digital reverb processor from the late 1980s. Mix magazine (June 1989, p.60) reviewed the DRP 20 as a digital reverb and effects unit priced at $2,495 — but that is a different product entirely. The P20 speaker left even less of a paper trail.
- Power rating: 60W
- Impedance: 8 ohms
- Dimensions: 13.98 × 13.98 × 13.98 in
- Weight: 4.63 lbs
- Design: Pendant (ceiling-hung) fullrange PA speaker
- Status: Discontinued
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