United Kingdom

PMC is a British company that specializes in designing and manufacturing high quality loudspeakers and professional monitoring systems. Their products are used in various settings, from professional recording studios to home audio systems. PMC's technology is particularly noted for its Advanced Transmission Line (ATL) design, which enhances the bass output and audio clarity. Their products cater to audiophiles and professionals seeking accurate and immersive sound reproduction.

The CB6 is designed with a sophisticated 31-element, 24dB/octave Linkwitz Riley crossover, ensuring superior power handling and exceptional phase characteristics. This advanced feature allows the CB6 to deliver clear and precise audio performance across a wide range of frequencies.

The cabinet of the CB6 is crafted from 25mm thick CNC precision-machined panels made of Medite™. These panels are veneered on both the interior and exterior, creating a stable and durable structure. Inside, an acoustically treated internal labyrinth braces each panel, effectively eliminating any cabinet flex and reducing colorations in sound. The combination of these structural elements guarantees the integrity of audio integrity and enhances the overall listening experience.

Attention to detail is evident in the choice of components used in the CB6. Components like the Solen™ capacitors, sourced from France, contribute to the design's seriousness and performance. Additionally, the isolation of the crossover board from the cabinet further ensures minimal interference and optimal sound quality.

For added peace of mind, registering the CB6 within 10 days of purchase grants a 20-year warranty, subject to terms and conditions. This extended warranty reflects the confidence in the CB6's craftsmanship and longevity.

CB6

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