Wharfedale Subwoofers SPC-12 (walnut pearl)

Wharfedale Subwoofers SPC-12 (walnut pearl) 

The new PowerCube SPC Series is a range of self-powered subwoofers which comprises three models - the SPC-8 (8-inch), SPC-10 (10-inch) and SPC-12 (12-inch). All the three incorporate newly developed long throw bass drivers and the fastest balance-drive Class D power amplifiers and feature innovations to surpass its predecessors. While focused on functionality and a very significant price/quality correlation, these subwoofers will not only well integrate into any beautiful homes but also elevate the impeccable performance of your existing setup to an unprecedented level.

This model is the eldest of three in the series and SPC, as you can guess, is equipped with 12-inch woofers. Own development company with a diffuser made of composite material and an increased stroke suspension gives certain advantages when playing deep bass. The cabinet, assembled from massive panels MDF, carefully damped inside and gives the impression of the monolith. Contribute to the fight against unwanted internal resonances also make non-parallel side walls. Does not disappoint and power - the peak value of the power subwoofer Wharfedale SPC-12 - 850 watts. Interestingly organized management settings: key regulators mounted on the upper face of the body and hands when approaching a pleasant start to light up neon.

Best subwoofer operates at a fairly narrow-band, in the course of experiments the most suitable value left 85 Hz. In this case, the sound quality indicators are at a high enough level. First of all, it is worth noting a decent bass dynamics and solid depth, careful study of the structure of the main tools of this spectrum. However, at times the bass reverberation seem slightly tightened, and the edge of the operating band decorated enough, but overall a pleasant experience it does not spoil. Among the most significant achievements of the same designers - confident work on any reasonable volume and a complete lack of body resonances.

Main Features:

• A sensor situated atop the subwoofer cabinet perceives close proximity movement and illuminates the top-mounted controls allowing operation in a dim room.
• The new PowerCubes can achieve lower bass extension (about 10Hz lower), with a wide 85dB dynamic range.
• The sealed box design provides faster and more intensive bass response than the bass-reflex structure of the original.
• The low pass filter slope is adjustable from 30Hz to 150Hz.
• The upper bass roll-off slope is steeper hence produces purer bass.
• Ample input and output connections are provided for versatility. 

Specification