PMC Twenty5 23i Floorstanding Speakers – Oak

Here we have a beautifully crafted pair of Twenty5 23i floorstanding speakers from British loudspeaker specialists PMC (Professional Monitor Company Limited) who were founded back in 1991. The company began by building studio monitors and very quickly established themselves in this field, being used by many recording artists all over the world. They also found similar success when they branched out to build domestic loudspeaker systems. Our examples are in good condition, with some slight marking and possible glue residue on the tweeter surround on one of the speakers – please refer to photographs. They come supplied in original factory packaging with grilles, manual, spikes, mounting bars and our standard three month warranty.
PMC say….
All PMC loudspeakers are designed and hand-built in the U.K. using individual components that are matched to our reference model; this includes the structural integrity of every cabinet and the testing and recording of each component.
The 23 has proved to be the most popular model in our twenty and twenty5 range of speakers, and the twenty5 23i looks set to follow their success. Its discreet and elegant floor-standing form is perfect for filling medium-sized rooms with transparent, authentic dynamics and effortlessly extended bass, and it will blend unobtrusively into any room, whether your chosen décor is modern or traditional. As with all of the twenty5i range, it will make the best of even affordable source electronics, and, coupled with high-end amplification, will truly excel.
Specifications:
Crossover Frequency: 1.7 kHz
Drive Units: LF PMC 140 mm long-throw g-weave™ cone with cast alloy chassis; HF PMC/SEAS®, 19mm twenty5i series, SONOMEX™ fabric soft dome, Ferrofluid cooled, with 34mm surround and dispersion grille
Effective ATL™ Length: 2.4 m
Frequency Response: 28 Hz – 25 kHz
Impedance: 8 Ohm
Input Connectors: One pair 4 mm binding posts
Recommended Amp Power: 25 – 150 W
Dimensions: 907 (H) x 162 (W) x 330 (D) mm

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