There's no expiration date on vintage style and sound – Wharfedale Linton 3-way speakers feature an 8-inch woofer and play with raised aperture and tense bass. When you look at the Wharfedale Linton speaker, it's impossible not to feel the legacy of natural tradition, marvel at the classic style and feel the hand-plated cabinets. One of the most iconic models in the history of the British manufacturer, and one from 1965, the updated Linton retains its warm and rich spirit of its predecessor, while offering a higher level of open and detailed reproduction that make it a modern classic. With an 8-inch Kevlar woofer, a 5-inch Kevlar medium, and a soft 1-inch tweeter, the stereophile-recommended Linton emits timeless audiophile sound, appearance, and character. Beautifully proportioned, the triple-layer Linton features an inset front panel and a traditional fabric grid that speaks to its English roots. The woofer is mounted in a hard die-cast housing that allows the device to deliver tonic, controlled bass, characterized by dynamic dynamics and remarkable expansion. The middle speaker is housed in its own box for abundant separation, while the tweeter is equipped with a high-flux ferrite magnet for smooth reproduction of high frequencies, helps display time measurements and images. You can place Linton on the medium you want or opt for the custom support that also provides LP storage. And if you really want to go wild, you can buy two pairs of linton and stack them. The result: presence and image that will delight you. In Linton, it immediately becomes clear that there is no vintage-style expiration date. The same can be said about a superior sound that Linton offers fully. 100% Music Direct. The Wharfedale Linton