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Confidence 5
(Taken from the original brochure)
The truth about the Confidence.
Why this brochure doesn't really exist. Some loudspeakers you don 't promote. Especially not via leaflets. How, for example, should a photograph of a truthfully reproduced "Midsummer Night's Dream" look? Which colors should our printers use to do justice to the tonal variety of a Debussy prelude? And which graphic artist can catch Mark Knopfler's guitar playing with his crayon? See? That's why you're not holding one of those extra-large, extra-heavy technicolor catalogs which other wellknown companies (not only in Hi-Fi) have had pasted together for their fIagship models by an overpaid ad agency. Instead, we're giving you a smalI, subtle, black-and-white brochure, to explain as simply, truthfully and honestly as possible wh at makes our new Confidence 5 so special. Without posed photos of musicians who used to be slightly more famous than they are right now. Without grinning endorsements ("I listen to Yamazuki because they give me money for it!"). And without those paeans of praise for one's own product that no decent advertisement can do without. (We think it's enough of an event when Dynaudio brings out a new flagship.)
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