Hi Everyone,
So last week Billy and I were invited to a very cool 2 day launch event at The Royal Academy of Arts and Wired Masters studio Introducing the brand spanking new PMC Prophecy range of speakers which will be replacing the Twenty5i range so they certainly have very big shoes to fill.
Being that we are such big fans of PMC Speakers at HFL and that they are by far our most popular speaker manufacturer this is very big news, arguably the biggest since we launched as the twenty’s where already available when we launched in 2012 and bearing in mind how many PMC customers we now have there is certainly going to be a lot of interest in this new range, and rightly so.
So to sum up there are 4 stereo pairs including 1 bookshelf, a 2 way and 2 x 3 way floorstanders and a centre speaker available in 3 finishes, Walnut, Oak and Black, have to say they look and sound absolutely stunning and are priced extremely competitively.
- Prophecy 1 – £2,875
- Prophecy 5 – £4,575
- Prophecy 7 – £6,575
- Prophecy 9 – £8,975
- Prophecy C – £2,275
So how do they sound? Well all I can say is PMC really have moved the game on compared to the Twenty5i’s, these are more open, bigger image, faster, cleaner, the step up in separation and clarity was quite noticeable and PMC’s bass is quite special but these are very tight with clean and defined bass with plenty of punch.
The Fact.8’s have always been one of my favourite speakers and for me this is like a whole range of new and improved Fact.8 speakers which makes me very happy.
They are due from January onwards and we will be having an open day at HFL once the whole range is released in March so watch this space.
Please find below a selection of pictures from the launch event and any questions or to enquire about booking a demo please feel free to get in touch.
Really can’t wait to get the full Prophecy range in HFL next year, I know everyone is going to love them.
Day 1 – The Royal Academy of Arts
Day 2 – Wired Masters Studio’s
This was a fascinating insight in what is involved in mastering, producing and mixing music from what is recorded to what is actually finally released.
Obviously PMC have been known to be the speakers of choice for so many studios all over the world for decades now and for very good reason, what was fascinating was being given the opportunity to choose a song of your choice, Massive Attacks ‘Teardrop’ from me, then to listen to it on the new Prophecy 1 then switch to the BB6 XBD’s, obviously in size they are hugely different but in voicing they really were identical, sitting in the hot seat the similarities were quite shocking considering the size difference.
