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. Audio Art D1-SE2 digital interconnect, Audio Art Power 1 Classic power cables, Audio Art SC-5 e2 speaker cables, and Audio Art IC-3 e2 interconnects. 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. Wharfedale's Diamond 12.3 strengthens the audio experience of almost any place. It teams superbly with most machines in your house. This is a floor speaker. As a floor speaker, or a tower to refer to it with its alternative name, the Diamond 12.3 is relatively statuesque and can stand independently on the floor. They can be typically around 1 m tall. For instance, this is 925 mm tall. Great Audio at a Fair Price Next we move to Camo & Crooked’s “Watch It Burn”, and the slow build on this song really pulls you in. The Wharfedales deliver superbly on the subtle layering as they build to the first peak, which crashes over me with a phenomenal amount of power for the size of these speakers. The individual layers are recognisable but fit in to the greater picture nicely, and the Diamond 12.3s keep up even as the layering gets hefty.

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. In the vast majority of cases we will not be able to install the cabinet doors to built-in laundry products as the fittings very rarely match up. We will try our best however if we are unable to do this we will still install connect to plumbing and put the appliance in situ. One of the standout features of the Diamond 12.3 speakers is their ability to create an immersive soundstage. They excel at projecting a wide, three-dimensional audio landscape that envelops the listener. And the precise imaging ensures that each instrument and voice is accurately placed within the soundstage, providing a realistic and engaging listening experience. Bass performance and low-end extensionunusual for such an affordable line of speakers. The epoxy/fiberglass material is much stiffer than Kapton

Since then, I have always held a special place in my heart for Wharfedale products. My affinity for the brand does not give me any particular bias. Such an opportunity came my way with the Diamond 12.3; a pair of slim, attractive, tower speakers. May not satisfy extreme bass lovers: While the bass performance is impressive, those seeking earth-shattering low-end power might be left wanting more. 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. some of these web prices are cheaper than in-store, so please mention that you've seen these offers online) 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.

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The crossover in the Diamond 12.3 is a crucial component, as it directs the appropriate frequencies to each driver, ensuring a balanced and accurate sound reproduction. Wharfedale has carefully designed this crossover using high-quality components, such as air-core inductors and polypropylene capacitors. This attention to detail contributes to the speakers’ exceptional audio performance. Recommended amplifier pairing

Ideal for medium-sized rooms, the Wharfedale Diamond 12.3 offers the deep, powerful sound you'd expect from floorstanding speakers while keeping the overall dimensions relatively compact. Using a second, dedicated bass woofer, the Diamond 12.3 punches hard. Not only does this second woofer unit increase the depth and volume of bass, it also helps to 'fill out' the sound at lower volumes, making this an ideal speaker for use at all volume levels. The Crossover network uses an acoustic Lkr 24db topology. This includes air core inductors of the type that occurs more often in high-end speakers, which have been selected because they produce the lowest distortion of all inductor types. Because the resistance of the coil is higher than a standard laminated sampling or ferrite core inductor, the magnetic structure of the MID / BASS driver is modified to compensate, resulting in a fast, clean bass without distortion by the inductor. 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.

Klipsch KLF-30 Loudspeakers, Klipsch KLF-C7 center speaker, Klipsch SS.5 surround speakers, and a M&K K9 subwoofer. The KlarityTM diaphragms are driven by a substantial, 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. A voice coil beyond this class 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 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. The Klarity ™Conus is equipped with a low-damping edge, so that both low staining and an expressive dynamic is achieved. By simulating many different cone forms and add ribs for further reinforcement, a flat response curve was achieved without resorting to a strongly damping surround, so that the ideal balance was found.

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