Wharfedale Diamond 12.3 passive floor diffuser, black

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All components in BOLD are loaned or in for review; all components in standard face are owned by me. An audio company that’s been in the audio business since 1932, Wharfedale has a reputation for using high-quality materials, and the Diamond 12.3 speakers are no exception. The cabinet is constructed from MDF, which reduces unwanted resonances and vibrations, ensuring your audio remains clean and clear. We do provide installation options for built-in appliances providing it is simply a case of fitting the appliance and furniture doors. Any additional work to the kitchen units or carpentry work required will need to be completed at the customer’s expense. For the drivers, Wharfedale opted for a woven Kevlar cone for the midrange and bass, while the treble driver features a fabric dome. These materials contribute to the speakers’ excellent performance across the frequency spectrum. Speaker configuration and driver technology

colleagues do. Behind the scenes, however, Fink and his Germany-based firm Fink Audio Consulting have been in constant demand for Overall impedance was 6.4 Ohms when measured with pink noise, the bass unit measuring 4.4 Ohms d.c.r. Sensitivity was high at 88dB from one nominal Watt (2.8V) of input, so no more than 50 Watts or so is needed to go very loud. floorstanders, and a center-channel speaker. The smallest is the Diamond 12.0 bookshelf speaker, which sells for 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. Hey there, audio enthusiast! If you’re on the hunt for an exceptional floorstanding speaker, we’re here to help. Today, we’ll be taking a close look at the Wharfedale Diamond 12.3.

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At the rear, like every other model in the range, the 12.3s have two sets of terminals for bi-wiring, with metal straps for non-bi-wired set-ups. The more compact of the Wharfedale DIAMOND 12 series floorstanding options, the DIAMOND 12.3 loses none of the accuracy and musicality of the standmount (bookshelf) options. With enhanced presence and power, the DIAMOND 12.3 is refined and the perfect, affordable floorstanding speaker for 2-channel hi-fi systems, or as the front pair of a seriously impressive home theatre system. Configured in a 2.5 way system with exception crossover technology, the DIAMOND 12.3 utilises dual 130mm (5”) KlarityTM drivers for impactful yet refined mid-range and bass frequencies, while the 25mm (1”) dome tweeter delivers open and smoothly extended high frequencies. These speakers also have a sensitivity rating of 89 dB, which is relatively high. In layman’s terms, this means they can produce a decent volume level with a moderate amount of power. Crossover design and components While both speakers offer balanced and engaging sound, the Diamond 12.3 speakers may have a warmer and more natural midrange, whereas the MartinLogan speakers might be more appealing to those who prefer greater detail and transparency in the treble frequencies. Focal Chora 826

As we move from Jay Z’s Blueprint 3 to Kate Bush’s Hounds Of Love, we appreciate the 12.3’s articulate and expressive midrange and the seamless integration between the drive units. We like how Wharfedale has avoided excess; there’s enough bass weight to satisfy but not so much that it spoils the balance of the presentation. The lows are agile, satisfyingly rich and textured with it. Now that we’ve drilled into design, performance, specs and compared these speakers to similar models in their class, here’s an overview of the Wharfedale Diamond 12.3’s main pros and cons: Pros: 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. At Peter Tyson we pride ourselves on prompt, efficient delivery. Please note that the daily cut off time for all next day delivery services is 3pm.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 AB31, AB32, AB33, AB34, AB35, AB36, AB37, AB38, AB41, AB42, AB43, AB44, AB45, AB46, AB47, AB48, AB49, AB50, AB51, AB52, AB53, AB54, AB55, AB56 Lifelike and detailed midrange: Vocals and instruments sound natural and authentic, thanks to the speakers’ exceptional midrange reproduction.

The 12.3s add weight and gravitas to the stage sound that nicely balances out the ambience of the rears, while the 12.1s do an excellent job presenting a textured tapestry of crowd noise that surges and swells, enhancing the atmospheric excitement.The cabinet measures 928mm high, plus 50mm for the height adjustable spikes supplied, and there are protective metal pads that add another 5mm or so. So this is close to a Im high loudspeaker.Width is 180mm and depth 350mm including the terminals.Weight is a movable 19.5kgs.