Wharfedale DIA 10 MX-SUB Pro Reviews

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The bassline in Kanye West's Love Lockdown is cavernously deep and enjoys decent tonal variation, too – the Diamond 10.MX is hard-hitting, but not mindlessly so. There's a little reluctance to really attack the leading edges of fast-moving low frequency information, though, which can make the sound: a) fractionally slow; b) fractionally muddled; c) a bit of both. Our sample also suffered from some reflex-port 'chuffing', which inhibited the volume at which it could be played – a shortcoming we haven't heard in a sub for quite some time. But this happens only at very high volumes, and isn't a problem when playing at normal volume levels. All in all, this subwoofer has plenty to recommend it.

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