That looks like an active soundbar and not a center channel speaker. Get a center channel passive speaker from Wharfedale if possible to match with the left and right speakers.
As an example of center channel speakers, take a look at the link below.
That looks like an active soundbar and not a center channel speaker. Get a center channel passive speaker from Wharfedale if possible to match with the left and right speakers.
As an example of center channel speakers, take a look at the link below.
In the early 1980s, Wharfedale created the blueprint for modern ‘budget’ hi-fi speakers. Almost four decades on, Wharfedale again redefines the low-cost, high-performance speaker concept with the all-new range, the D300 Series.
In the early 1980s, Wharfedale created the blueprint for modern ‘budget’ hi-fi speakers. Almost four decades on, Wharfedale again redefines the low-cost, high-performance speaker concept with the all-new range, the D300 Series.
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Wharfedale D300c Center Channel Speaker on local shops. In the past I purchased all my Home Music Theatre devices in local audio equipment shops, NOT online, except computer components.
Actually all audio devices of my Home Music Theatre need to retire. They have been running for >10 year but they are still working strong without problem. I only play audio CDs, the Classic music. on my Home Music Theatre.
Please advise;
1)
What cable I need for connecting Wharfedale D300c Center Channel Speaker to my Denon avr 2801 ?
I couldn't recall whether the connection cables of my old Wharfedale front speakers came together with the speakers ?
2)
The ports on the rear panel of Denon avr 2801, I need to connect?
If to upgrade my Home Music Theatre what will be your suggestion on selecting;
1) AVR
2) Disc player.
3) Do I need to upgrade my front left/right speakers
4) Do I need to upgrade my subwoofer speaker
I have no preset budget but I don't expect my new Home Music Theatre is over-power. I only play Classical music CDs.