PMC prodigy1

$2,499 (pair)

A compact bookshelf speaker that delivers deep, dynamic bass through its Advanced Transmission Line bass loading.

Key Features:

5.25” long-throw woofer
1” soft dome tweeter
6 ohm impedance

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Available to audition in the Creative Audio showroom.

Creative Audio is Winnipeg’s authorized PMC dealer.

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“...yet another pair of PMC speakers we can confidently, wholeheartedly recommend.”

— What Hi-Fi? Magazine Review (5 stars)

Experience the PMC prodigy1 in person

The PMC prodigy1 bookshelf speakers are on display and available for your personal audition in the Creative Audio showroom in Winnipeg. Tap the button below to contact us and book your appointment today. We look forward to seeing you!

Technology

Cutaway diagram showing the Advanced Transmission Line bass loading in the PMC prodigy1 bookshelf speaker.

The PMC prodigy1 features a unique bass loading system called transmission line. Instead of the basic cylindrical port seen on most speakers, behind the woofer of the PMC prodigy1 is a long, highly damped tunnel. In the case of the prodigy1, this tunnel is over 6 feet long and it absorbs the unwanted mid- and high-frequency energy that radiates from the back of the driver, letting only the lowest frequencies exit the cabinet in phase with the forward movement of the woofer. Not only does the transmission line offer superior low-bass performance, but it also reduces distortion in the main driver and enhances cabinet rigidity to further enhance midrange detail.

Creative Audio Pro Tips

The PMC prodigy1 will sound great right out of the box, but will sound even better after 100 hours of use.
For best results, experiment with positioning of the speakers relative to the wall behind them. In most case we would expect the best results with a distance of between 12 and 24 inches from the back of the speaker to the wall behind them.