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PMC Announce Wafer Speakers

PMC, The Professional Monitor Company, has unveiled the wafer™ series of in-wall and on-wall loudspeakers, expanding their ground-breaking and award-winning ATL™ technology to a range of cutting-edge products ideally suited to the discerning listener and the perfect match for all contemporary installations. The wafer™ series is comprised of two models, available in a dedicated on-wall or in-wall form. The fidelity of in-wall and on-wall loudspeakers has always suffered due to unavoidable design flaws - until now. The PMC installation series addresses all of these issues by way of numerous innovations unique to the brand. The highly sophisticated and unique internal structure implements PMC’s Advanced Transmission Line (ATL™) technology, a direct descendant from the company’s professional studio range of loudspeakers. The ultra-shallow H-Line™ interior of each wafer series cabinet is divided to create a long chamber, which is in turn lined with carefully chosen acoustic treatments. The result is a far louder, deeper and more clearly-defined bass extension than from any conventional design, the listener is presented with a huge, expansive sound from a modest-sized box. Another unique feature is PMC’s T.T. Technology™ - Twin Tweeter technology, which by way of Steerable Image techniques, makes horizontal and vertical placement possible – both higher and lower than the listener – without limiting performance. Standard in-wall designs are compromised by the large surface area of the wall or ceiling around them, but PMC’s acoustic specialists have developed a unique, structured and absorbent surface aptly named StealthBaffle™ that prevents unwanted reflections from the front baffle and the surrounding wall or ceiling, instead concentrates pure, untainted audio directly into the listening space. The two in-wall models are equally at home in a ceiling and fit virtually flush to the surface. The slim line grille and frame can be painted to blend into the chosen décor so the loudspeakers are heard but not seen. The end results are magical. With little to distract the eye the listener can relax and enjoy a vast sonic soundscape regardless of their position; there is nothing to stand in the way of a musical performance’s true emotion or the dynamic excitement of a motion picture soundtrack.


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