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PMC Prophecy1 – Timing Beast!

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Pros

  • Very nice midrange
  • Insanely accurate timing
  • Beautifully finished

Cons

  • Bass does not go very deep
Build quality
Usability
Sound
Price
PMC Prophecy 1

Setup

Reference system

Type test
Single Test
Speaker class
Monitor - bookshelf
Speaker type
Dynamic
Speaker system
Bass reflex
Signal control
Passive
Frequency range
50 Hz - 20000 Hz
Crossover
2-way
Efficiency
85 dB
Impedance
6 Ohm
Dimensions
  • Width: 16.5 cm
  • Depth: 26 cm
  • Height: 40 cm
Weight speaker
10 Kg
Production country
UK
Measurements
Impedance - phase
Impedance - phase
PMC Prophecy 1
PMC Prophecy 1
PMC Prophecy 1 - time
PMC Prophecy 1 - time
PMC Prophecy 1 - time - off axis
PMC Prophecy 1 - time - off axis
PMC Prophecy 1 - Response and phase - at terminal
PMC Prophecy 1 - Response and phase - at terminal
PMC Prophecy 1 - off axis
PMC Prophecy 1 - off axis
PMC Prophecy 1 - Harmonic - off axis - 15
PMC Prophecy 1 - Harmonic - off axis - 15
PMC Prophecy 1 - Harmonic - 15ms
PMC Prophecy 1 - Harmonic - 15ms

Winkels met PMC

Sint-Antoniusstraat 15
2300 Turnhout, BE
Joseph Bensstraat 21
1180 Ukkel, BE
Bredabaan 1031
B-2930 Brasschaat, BE
Pelikaanstraat 126
2018 Antwerpen, BE
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Bart Verheggen
5 months ago

You advice to not use the Prophecy1 in too large a room; would you also caution against that when using a sub? Wouldn’t standmounters plus sub in general be able to fill a room with sound just as well as floorstanders without a sub?

Martijn (redacteur)
Reply to  Bart Verheggen
5 months ago

Transmission line is all about timing coherency of the bass. I don’t think adding a sub works. That’s why there’s a line of floor standers as well.

Tobias
9 months ago

Very interesting speaker for me and thank you for a great review!
This is a very specific use-case that you might not have tried… but let me ask anyway since its very important for my own use-case.

Does this one work in a near field setup, where I am only aprox 130cm from the speakers?

I ask since i have auditioned a few speakers on that distance and sometimes the soundstage doesn´t come together that close, i have noticed.
I can see that the distance between the tweeter and the midrange woofer is relatively big, which worries me a bit.
If that actually matters is only my own amateur guesses… 😀

Thanks again for great work for the audio community!

Martijn (redacteur)
Reply to  Tobias
9 months ago

You might want to take a look at the Dynaudio LYD series : https://dynaudio.com/professional-audio/lyd

In case of near field speakers: the pro audio speakers made for this use case are unbeatable. Most of them are active. For good reasons: better control on the phase accuracy, which makes or breaks the soundstage, especially in near field use.

PMC, obviously, has a series of their own for near field use: https://pmc-speakers.com/studio/nearfield/

Tobias
Reply to  Martijn (redacteur)
9 months ago

Thank you so much. Will have a closer look at active studio monitors then instead, and try to audition them.

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