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BPM NEC 2011 Wharfedale Pro

Promotion November 2011

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0:00 First of all some of the products what have we got sir?

Alright ladies and gentlemen, we are at the BPM show NEC 2011 and I'm on the Wharfdale stand and your name sir is? I'm Ryan McKenna, the public relations manager for International Audio Group, the parent company of Wharfdale. Alright now first of all some of the products what have we got sir? Okay we've got the PMX powered mixers, they're really light, they weigh about 4-5 odd kilograms, class D power modules, We've got a channel EQ, we've got a really neat graphic equaliser over here where you can use it as a dual split mono or you can use one to do the front of out and another one to EQ your monitors. Really, really neat system over there. These were designed to work in conjunction with the Kinetic series which will be coming out at the start of 2012. Really lightweight, excellent value, really cheap passive speakers. When they're like a couple of hundred pounds

1:24 It keeps the overall cost of the system down dramatically

A couple of hundred pounds for two of the speakers. They go from 8 inch all the way up to a dual 15. They've got between 115 and 300 watts RMS power output. We've got a subwoofer there, we've got a few more models that will be coming out afterwards. We expect these to be a massive success and they're going to go hand in hand really, really well with the PMX. They're all engineered to have a 4 ohm load so you can drive them off a really, really modest small lightweight power amplifier. So it keeps the overall cost of the system down dramatically. Excellent. Moving on from that series, we've got the Titan Series, which has been very popular for us for many years now. Again, really, really lightweight, excellent bang for your buck. We've got some passive models, some active models, and we're actually here previewing some more models from next year, which are the D Series, which is Class D modules,

The 12 one doesn't even have any heatsink on the back. It's such an efficient power amplifier, it doesn't even need a heatsink, let alone a fan. So, there's going to be another big thing for us. Moving on from this we've got some very big stuff. Really stole the show this one. This is the Delta Series. High output, high sensitivity, really really tough paint job. You get a massive amount of air moves through these. We've got a massive amount of bass. And they come in at a really, really reasonable price point. These have been getting a massive amount of attention at the show. Big bands, DJs, everyone's going to do a lot of work with these. Nice. And then we have, yeah, single 18s. Yeah, we've got single 18s, we've also got single 15s. These have got a passive network in them with a high-pass filter, so they show an 8-ohm load for a mid-high and a subwoofer to your amplifier channel. We've got single 12s, single 15s.

2:46 This is the really high output system

And then onto the big ones. Oh yeah. This is the really high output system. These are my babies. We've got a Joule 15 which has got 1000 watts continuous, 2000 program, 4000 watts peak output and the Joule 18 which is the monster of the range which has got 1600 watts continuous, 3200 watts program and 6400 watts peak power output. They're manic because we were actually using these yesterday and we only had one plugged in Note, only one twin working at the sub not plugged in and people were still stopping and loving the warm sound. Beautiful warm sound. Yeah they got a lot of punch. If you need a massive amount of bass and you don't want to spend thousands and thousands of pounds this is an ideal solution for you. Excellent. Alright well what we'll do I'll put all the information in the description and also a link

Directly to the Wharfdale site, so if you don't want any more info then go and check it out. But again bearing in mind ladies and gentlemen this is 2011 so products do change, specifications don't necessarily change but there may be new products out when you go to the site. But go and check it out and if you want any information is there a way of people contacting you through the site? Yeah certainly we've got info at wharfdalepro.com is our sales and service and customer support team. So if you've got any questions, you want to get any kind of input or anything from us, feel free to get in contact and there's always people there to speak to you. Thank you. And can you finish off with practice and enjoy? Practice and enjoy guys. Nice one.

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