PMC Prodigy 1

Prodigies indeed, these newcomers have what it takes to trouble the class leaders

View oline review whf.cm/PMC_Prodigy1 As much as we admire PMC’s Twenty5 series, there is no denying they stood as a relatively high entry point into the company’s speakers. So when the British brand revealed a new entry-level range with a starting price around half that of the previous most affordable PMC model (the Twenty5 21i), we were delighted and intrigued to see how it would fare against the established competition around this very competitive price point. We’re talking long-proven models from your KEFs and Bowers & Wilkins, Dalis and Wharfedales. The Prodigy 1 standmounters make up a two-strong range alongside the Prodigy 5 floorstanders, together opening up PMC speakers to a wider audience looking for speakers for small-to-medium-sized rooms below the £2000 mark. But just because the Prodigy speakers sit…

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