PMC prophecy1

$4,999 (pair)

The scale and depth of sound from this compact bookshelf speaker will amaze and delight. Featuring PMC’s unique Advanced Transmission Line bass loading.

Key Features:

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

Available to order.

Creative Audio is Winnipeg’s authorized PMC dealer.

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PMC prophecy1 bookshelf speakers shown in the natural walnut finish.

PMC prophecy1 bookshelf speakers shown in the blackened walnut finish.

PMC prophecy1 bookshelf speakers in mediterranean oak shown on a white mantle.

“...we are hugely impressed by the prophecy1 speakers. They tick all the boxes for us, from an excellent all-round sound and thoughtful engineering to class-leading build.”

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

Technology

Cutaway of the PMC prophecy1 showing the Advanced Transmission Line bass loading.

Where most speakers use a simple cylindrical port to augment bass depth, PMC takes a far more elaborate approach. Their Advanced Transmission Line technology delivers superior low-frequency depth and linearity, at all volume levels. With this design, behind the woofer is a long, highly damped tunnel. In the case of the prophecy1, this tunnel has an effective level of just under 6 feet. Absorbing unwanted mid- and high-frequency energy that radiates from the back of the driver, the transmission line allows only the lowest frequencies to exit the cabinet in phase with the forward movement of the woofer. The end result is shockingly deep - and defined - bass from such a compact speaker. ATL has another advantage: its construction allows for an inherently stiffer cabinet which means less unwanted resonances, especially in the critical midrange frequencies. Less unwanted vibrations means more of the good vibrations we want: music!

Creative Audio Pro Tips

The PMC prophecy1 will sound great right out of the box, but will sound even better after 200 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.