Wharfedale is a distinguished British audio equipment manufacturer renowned for its high-fidelity loudspeakers, home cinema systems, and professional live sound reinforcement gear.
Founded in 1932 by Gilbert Briggs, Wharfedale is one of Britain's most famous loudspeaker manufacturers and a pioneer in the high-fidelity audio industry. Headquartered in the United Kingdom and operating under the International Audio Group (IAG), the brand has a rich heritage of engineering excellence, producing iconic product lines such as the Diamond, EVO, and Linton Heritage series.
In addition to its audiophile-grade home audio solutions, the company operates a dedicated professional division, Wharfedale Pro, which manufactures durable PA systems, mixers, amplifiers, and signal processors for musicians and venues. With over 90 years of innovation, Wharfedale continues to set standards in acoustic performance and design.
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Most Wharfedale loudspeakers use standard binding posts. Connect the red (+) terminal on the speaker to the red (+) terminal on your amplifier, and the black (-) to black (-). Ensure no stray wire strands touch the opposite terminal.
Warranty periods vary by region and distributor. Typically, Wharfedale passive speakers carry a warranty of up to 5 years, while active electronics and professional gear may have shorter coverage. Check your local distributor's terms.
Yes, many Wharfedale models, such as the Diamond and EVO series, feature dual sets of binding posts to allow for bi-wiring or bi-amping, which can improve sound separation and detail.
Manuals for professional audio equipment like mixers and PA speakers can be found on the Wharfedale Pro website or the general downloads section of the main site.
You can register your product for warranty purposes via the official website corresponding to your region (e.g., Wharfedale UK or Wharfedale USA).