PMC Speakers Factory Tour with Oli Thomas | Behind the Gear
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PMC products are some of the finest speakers not just in England, but in the world! Want proof? Here at Sweetwater Studios, PMC is the speaker brand we use to power our state-of-the-art Dolby Atmos room, a place where artists and pros come to mix albums and see Atmos technology at work. Nick D’Virgilio recently visited PMC headquarters for a tour led by Oli Thomas, the son of the company’s founder. Oli shares stories from PMC’s early days and his father’s past at the BBC, then shows off service-driven stations around the building where speakers are inspected, repaired, and even prototyped via a 3D printing process on-site. Check it out!
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Ever wondered how PMC makes their world-renowned studio monitors? Get a behind-the-scenes tour with PMC’s Oli Thomas and Sweetwater’s Nick D’Virgilio. Then head on over to Sweetwater to shop PMC’s line of products 👉 imp.i114863.net/RyvGnX
I love the use of 3D printers to fast-trial new designs. 3D printers are game changer in industrial design! I'd love to build a larger 3D printer myself for building speakers and other things.
PMC rules. Ive had the OB1's and FB1's. Best ive ever had and Ive had a lot.
I have not had the pleasure of hearing PMCs (I have Magicos) but I am most impressed. Thanks for sharing!
Way Cool !! Nick in England.
Great Video and GREAT speakers!
Nice video! Enjoyed it
Nice to see.
When 3D printing prototypes doesn't the material affect the sound?
Partly the print resolution (surface not being completely smooth, most often at least) and the rigidity of the material? Although 3D printing material can be more rigid than wood or MDF so that might not be an issue perhaps?
Just guessing, but I know the wavelength of highest frequencies is going to be much longer than the resolution of 3D prints. For instance, a 0.4mm resolution is much smaller wavelength than the highest frequencies we can hear.
In terms of the resonances in the printed material, I'm sure it'll have some level of impact. I suppose the fast print speed can help to get a rough idea of their designs, and they can manufacture their best designs in the best materials (with resonances outside of the audible spectrum) after the fact. Likely all taken into consideration.
@@PrincipalAudio Sounds more than reasonable-making first iterations in 3d printed material and then fine tune the final iterations (I suppose at least).
Bass produced from tiny PMC will surprise anyone
Just waiting for my Twenty5 22i to come from the factory :) Currently have the old Twenty 21 and they are fantastic but it's time for an upgrade!
such long frequency conduct create time smear, it can't be good, can it? if lower frequencies meet the ear with time delay!? are these funnels also the reason for the low sensibility?
I compared pmc to bush speakers and found the latter far superior. I think the main reason is british.
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Have you ever heard of time align 12 s, by Paradox speakers? No better speaker I’ve ever heard. The only thing close , was a band , in a garage.
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