General description | 2-way bookshelf speaker |
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Enclosure type | closed-box system |
Transducer complement | 2-way |
Bass driver | 5"(130mm) advanced PP Cone x2 |
Treble driver | 1"(25mm) Textile Dome |
AV shield | No |
Sensitivity(2.83V @ 1m) | 90dB |
Recommended amplifier power | 20-120W |
Peak SPL | 96dB |
Nominal impedance | 8Ω Compatible |
Minimum impedance | 4.0Ω |
Frequency response(+/-3dB) | 90Hz ~ 20kHz |
Bass extension(-6dB) | 80Hz |
Crossover frequency | 2.2kHz |
Cabinet Volume (in litres) | 8.7L |
Dimensions ( H x W x D ) | 180 x 480 x (180+28) mm |
Net weight | 8.5kg/pcs |
WHARFEDALE DIAMOND 12.C CENTER CHANNEL (EACH)
$499.00
Product Details
The DIAMOND 12.C brings cinema-quality vocal tangibility and depth to the Wharfedale DIAMOND 12 series home theatre system.
Designed as the centrepiece and perfect complement for the DIAMOND 12 series standmount (bookshelf) and floorstander models, the DIAMOND 12.C is compact, accurate and powerful.
Using dual 130mm (5”) KlarityTM drivers for accurate, refined mid-range and bass frequencies, while the 25mm (1”) dome tweeter delivers open and smoothly extended high frequencies opening up detail and depth for movies, sports and music.
Klarity affords focus
NEW Klarity™ cone material, formulated from a blend of Polypropylene and mica adds stiffness to reduce flexing, enabling a lightweight cone with high rigidity, low colouration and lightning-fast response.
Low colour and expression
The Klarity™ cone is fitted with a low-damping surround, thereby achieving both low colouration and expressive dynamics. By simulating many different cone shapes and adding ribs to provide further stiffening, a flat response curve was achieved without resorting to a high-damping surround, thereby striking the ideal balance.
A magnet of forces
A precision-made magnet system with an aluminium compensation ring to minimise the effect of variations in inductance as the voice coil travels. This contributes to an absence of distortion and intermodulation generated by the ‘motor system’.