Wharfedale Diamond 2 høyttalere

Et sett fra det Britiske Wharfedale merket , disse er fra ca 1984 , passer utmerket til litt mindre oppholds rom , soverom eller der det er litt kort avstand mellom veggene , behagelig lyd i disse , da uten den litt harde lyden som mulig kan forekomme via en Aluminiumsdome basert diskant , finnes ikke et spor av lyttetretthet med disse , spiller godt på de fleste musikk sjangere , men synes di utmerker seg på vokal , kan prøves her eller sendes.

Sensitivity was 86dB/1m on paper, meaning its 50W maximum input power was never going to sound very loud, and by around 80Hz bass was all but gone. The sensitivity figure was still way better than that of some small speakers of the period – notably the BBC LS3/5A – but it still took a pretty robust power amplifier to drive it. Fortunately, these were far more plentiful than just a decade earlier, and the small Wharfedale Diamond found itself being used with amplifiers such as NAD's 3020, Creek's CAS4040, Mission's Cyrus 1 and Arcam's Alpha – all of which were able to get more than just a squeak out of it, so widening the speaker's appeal.