Wharfedale - D330 (Black)

Wharfedale - D330 (Black)


Item Condition: New

Brand: wharfedale

Product Information

- Pair of speakers
- Sensitivity ( 2.83 v @ 1m): 88dB
- Frequency Response (+/-3dB): 40Hz ~ 20kHz
- Nominal Impedance: 4O (compatible 8O )
- Dimensions (HWD): 38.0" x 7.9" x 13.3"

Trademarked Port System and Tweeter Combine with Two Five-Inch Kevlar Drivers in Wharfedale D330
Tower Loudspeaker: Changes Scope of Whats Possible at Its Price Point Elevate your home listening experiences and save coin for more records with the Wharfedale D330 tower loudspeakers. Created to deliver immersive, accurate, and transparent sound for a cost that defeats long-held stereotypes associated with price-to-performance ratios, D330 plays with wowing clarity, depth, airiness, punch, and control. Plus, it offers flexible placement options a majority of floorstanders could never dream about. Need to put it close to a wall? Go for it, and worry not about sacrificing any of its audio prowess. One of the secrets behind its versatility owes to the trademarked P-EQ (Pressure Equalization) port system, which eradicates the turbulence of traditional ported designs and removes limits on placement. Fueled by drivers based off those employed in Wharfedales more expensive Diamond 11 Series, D330 boasts a five-inch woven Kevlar cone bass/mid driver, five-inch Kevlar cone woofer, a super-long-throw voice-coil motor system complete with a custom-shaped one-piece pole plate fitted with a copper cap, and oversized ceramic magnets. Wharfedales trademarked WFR (Wide Frequency Response) one-inch tweeter that incorporates its own cabinet – also stemming from developments in Diamond 11 Series – further ups the ante in fidelity.

Were talking notes that properly decay, bass lines that remain taut and assertive, soundstages that extend far beyond the speaker boundaries, and images that pop. Indeed, prized audiophile traits – high-frequency responsiveness, emotional expressiveness, midrange definition, and instrumental separation – are no longer the exclusive parlance of four- and five-figure speakers. No matter the type of music you throw at D330, it promises to c