Wharfedale Diamond 9.5 (beech)

Beautifully built, curvy tower speaker ; 6.5-inch woofer ; 6.5-inch midrange ; 1-inch tweeter ; All-metal biwire connectors

The vinyl finish is attractive, but real wood would be even better

Listening to CDs in two-channel mode, we felt that the bass and treble ranges sometimes sounded a little pushy or aggressive. We were able to tame that brightness a bit when we didn't "toe-in" the speakers and just aimed them straight ahead. When we...

Wharfedale doet weinig fout met deze Diamond-serie. De individuele luidsprekers zouden niet misstaan als gewone hifi-luidsprekers en geven een indrukwekkend volle, rondborstige klank. Echte hebbedingen!

More sound value than the $ that they cost

Nothing at this price point

bass, treble, sound stage. Bass and lower mid excellent, tweeter tested by stereophile on Diamond 9.1 ( same tweeter ) waterfall plot measurments comparable with dynaudio esotars for quality

may need bigger speaker for large rooms ; Diamond 9.6

Value for money. Lovely crisp tones

None for the price paid

Best bargin a money can buy

Nothing for the price

Value for Money, rich, clear crisp sound

Neighbors not being happy with me anymore

Great sound for the cost of these speakers. VALUE FOR MONEY

The sub, SW150W, I felt was not good enough for me so went back and changed it to Wharfedale SW250. The SW250 has great base sound but the front information panel display after 10 sec, goes off though the sub works fine. Wish it remain lit for ergonomics

Can't fault them. Pink Floyd: Crazy Diamond and the THX preview on the Starwars ep3 DVD made me cry... just so DAM beautiful

none at all