Wharfedale Diamond 12.3 passive floor diffuser, black

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The Diamond 12.3 boasts an impressive frequency response of 45 Hz to 20 kHz. This wide range ensures that you’ll hear everything from the deepest bass notes to the highest treble details. Impressive bass performance: For their size, these speakers deliver deep and well-controlled bass, providing a solid foundation for your music. Wide soundstage and accurate imaging: The Diamond 12.3 creates an immersive, three-dimensional audio landscape that envelops the listener.

Large Appliances - (Washing Machines, Dishwashers, Fridge Freezers etc). Free Local Delivery Service (Cumbria, SW Scotland and NE England*) 2-3 working days. The 10 inch woofer cone is designed for long travel, meaning the SW-10 shifts a large volume of air, producing deep and powerful bass. Power is nothing without control, which is why the cone features copper-lined centre vents for reduced distortion. We reserve the right to refuse installation should our engineers think that the existing electrical or plumbing points are unsafe and in need of maintenance or if they are unable to install to existing furniture.

I drove the Wharfedales from a Creek Voyage iA20 amplifier, connected by Chord Company Signature Reference screened loudspeaker cables. A QED Quartz glass optical digital cable fed in digital from an Oppo UDP-205D universal disc player acting as a CD transport. Grilles were on by default. The dome of 25 mm is made from a woven polyester foil with a high-loss coating to deliver open and even extended high frequencies. The magnet system and the front plate are optimized for broad distribution and uncompressed behavior. The front plate is flat and exposes the dome as much as possible; Only a very short tube on the front plate compensates the acoustic load and improves the SPL (sound pressure level) measurement. These speakers are versatile enough to perform well in a variety of room sizes and acoustic environments. But they’re best suited for small to medium-sized rooms, where their bass performance can truly shine without becoming boomy or overwhelming. Comparison with competing floorstanding speakers Prices valid in stores (all including VAT) until close of business on 27th November 2023. (Some of these web prices are cheaper than in-store, so please mention that you've seen these offers online.)

colleagues do. Behind the scenes, however, Fink and his Germany-based firm Fink Audio Consulting have been in constant demand for After playing a wide variety of CDs I felt a need to add in I Ohm resistors to reduce treble a little, since it was too obvious.This gave a more integrated sound, high frequencies not standing out as if a separate entity. It also gave me a different view: now the 12.3s were moving into being a dryly accurate reference loudspeaker which, at the price, is quite extraordinary.There was nothing amiss, just great insight and a nice wide, stable stereo stage with well hewn images on it.Very correct and impressive in being so. Such an audience isn’t likely to possess an amplifier of substance, so the ability to provide some oomph from a few Watts is where a floorstander scores: the bigger a loudspeaker is, the less power it needs. Counter-intuitive I know, but if a slim cabinet like that of the 12.3 can be found space in a room then it needs little more. A few Watts will do, since this is a sensitive loudspeaker. While both these and the Wharfedales have excellent bass performance and wide soundstages, the Diamond 12.3 might offer a more natural and lifelike midrange compared to the Chora 826. On the other hand, the Chora 826 may have a slightly more energetic and forward sound signature. KEF Q950If you’re a music lover or an aspiring producer, the Diamond 12.3 speakers won’t let you down. Their accurate and detailed audio reproduction makes them ideal for critical listening and monitoring during music production. Compatibility with various room sizes and acoustic conditions It’s always fun to see new iterations of tried and tested ranges, and the new Diamond 12.3 speakers from the indomitable Wharfedale are no exception. They’ve been making speakers since well before I was born, and with that sort of experience I’m very eager to find out how this new set of speakers sound.

Just because a speaker range has a successful pedigree doesn’t guarantee that its latest iteration will be a sensation. And then there’s the touchy subject of group dynamics. Like attending a family gathering after a few years of relative isolation, a range of speakers may share the same DNA, but that doesn’t always make for a harmonious set-up. While tweeters, materials and design are typically cascaded across each model in a series, every speaker isn’t always a top performer or indeed works equally well in combination with its siblings. HP 840 G3 laptop, VPI Prime Scout turntable, Pioneer Elite DV-79AVi SACD/CD player, Pioneer Elite BDP-95FD Blu-Ray player, and a Sony DVP-NC555ES SACD/CD player. The more compact of the Wharfedale Diamond 12 series Floor stand options, Diamond 12.3 Do not lose anything of the accuracy and musicality of the standmount (bookshelf) options. With improved presence and power, the Diamond 12.3 is refined and the perfect, affordable floor standing speaker for 2-channel hi-fi systems, or as the front pair of a seriously impressive home theater system. AB31, AB32, AB33, AB34, AB35, AB36, AB37, AB38, AB41, AB42, AB43, AB44, AB45, AB46, AB47, AB48, AB49, AB50, AB51, AB52, AB53, AB54, AB55, AB56 CA1, CA2, CA3, CA4, CA5, CA6, CA7, CA8, CA9, CA10, CA11, CA12, CA13, CA14, CA15, CA16, CA17, CA18, CA19, CA20, CA21, CA22, CA23, CA24, CA25, CA26, CA27, CA28.New Klarity ™ cone material, composed of a mix of polypropylene and mica adds firmness to reduce FL Exing, so that a lightweight cone is possible with a high stiffness, low coloring and lightning fast response.