The Wharfedale Super Denton speakers will join the company's Heritage Series and ... to celebrate Wharfedale's illustrious British roots, although the IAG-owned brand promises plenty of modern ...

What do you get when you set out to make the best standmount speakers from a clean slate? If you're Wharfedale, you get the new Aston line. While the Astons are part of Wharfedale's Heritage range ...

Measuring 340 x 200 x 255 mm per unit, the Aston roughly has the dimensions of a pair of bookshelf speakers, but can be combined with Wharfedale ... especially from a brand with such heritage.

The tweeter has the same offset positioning but inherits features from the tweeter in Wharfedale’s flagship Dovedale speakers. And the midrange unit boasts upgraded housing. According to the brand, ...

Wharfedale is one of those well-regarded British loudspeaker manufacturers that I take for granted. Their speakers have always been strong contenders, and the brand first made its mark in the US ...

The Wharfedale Evo 4.4 take the crown. The “Linton” speakers from the venerable British brand get a lot of love, and we’re big proponents of the current Diamond 12 Series (review) which offer a lot of ...

Wharfedale has announced a new version of its most popular speakers. The new Super Linton models look very similar but come with upgraded drivers, an improved cabinet and new crossovers.

JBL, Klipsch and Wharfedale are three brands at the tip of the spear ... Led Zeppelin with only 20 watts so don’t confuse old with polite. The Linton Heritage speakers offer all of the midrange ...

The first brand on the list was founded in 1933, originally as the Wharfedale Wireless Works, by Gilbert Briggs. Since then, the Wharfedale company has had its hand in speaker manufacturing for ...

Wharfedale's Aston speakers feature a brand new design and are being made in a strictly limited edition of just 500 pairs. They'll cost £1,999 per pair when bought with stands, £1,699 without.