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 fact.8 speaker system is renowned for its ability to deliver a powerful and expansive audio experience, effortlessly filling both medium and large rooms with exceptional sound quality. This performance is largely attributed to PMC’s Advanced Transmission Line (ATL™) technology, which significantly enhances the speaker's capabilities. With its pair of fact bass drivers complemented by an ultra-high-resolution tweeter, the fact.8 projects a vivid and enveloping sonic landscape that captivates listeners.

The integration of these state-of-the-art precision drivers is achieved through a meticulously engineered 24dB per octave crossover network. This, in conjunction with the ATL™ cabinet's advanced design which minimizes resonances, results in a natural and balanced sound. Vocals are rendered with remarkable clarity and spatial presence, offering an immersive listening experience that brings the music to life.

To ensure continued excellence, the fact.8 model offers customers the opportunity to extend their warranty to 20 years. This requires registering the product within ten days of purchase, underlining the commitment to quality and durability that PMC provides. Terms and conditions apply for this warranty extension, highlighting the brand’s dedication to customer satisfaction and product longevity.

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