The budget end of Wharfedale’s latest Diamond range at £249, Paul Rigby reviews these stand mounters and compares them to Q Acoustic 3020i, Q Acoustic 3030i and Monitor Audio Bronze 50 speakers
This is a long review! There’s also a history overview here, Wharfedale in China and designer insight.
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6 Comments
PK
4th July 2021 at 2:19 amAny thoughts on the Wharfedale Evo 4.1 speakers?
Paul Rigby
5th July 2021 at 12:09 pmI haven’t heard the 4.1s but loved the 4.2s. If the former retain the same basic personality and presentation to the latter then they will get a thumbs up from me.
PK
5th July 2021 at 11:09 pmThanks, they certainly look nice but I probably should arrange to hear them. Looking to upgrade from Wharfedale Diamonds 9.1
Paul Rigby
6th July 2021 at 10:02 amHi PK – agreed, a demo is a good idea, if one can be arranged.
Mahmood Al-Khalaf
15th July 2021 at 10:08 amHi Paul
Great review, I enjoyed the extra information as well.
I didn’t know that Wharfedale is named after the dales of the country side,
I’ve always thought that it was a family name !
Any chance that you got the chance to test or listen to the Diamond 225 ?
Any thought about them and what they are different in comparing to the 12.1 ?
Thanks & Regards
Paul Rigby
19th July 2021 at 3:51 pmFrom what I’ve heard from colleagues – I’m afraid I haven’t heard them myself and so can’t compare them – they are very nice indeed and recommended.