PMC heads to Warsaw on Friday 2 October, joining Polish distributor Wired Tunes for a special day of demonstrations, listening and conversation around professional monitoring. Hosted at the Wired Tunes showroom in central Warsaw, the event will begin with an invitation-only professional session from 1pm–3:30pm, before opening to the public from 4pm–8pm.
The event will mark the Polish launch of the formidable PMC10 XBD, supported by PMC Ci loudspeakers and subwoofers to demonstrate how PMC’s monitoring philosophy extends seamlessly from stereo into immersive audio.
Running from 1pm until 8pm, the Warsaw event will begin with a special invitation-only session from 1pm – 3:30pm, offering invited producers, engineers, studio owners and other audio professionals the opportunity to explore PMC’s latest professional monitoring systems in a more focused environment.
From 4pm – 8pm, the event will open to the public, with visitors invited to experience the systems, meet the PMC and Wired Tunes teams and discover what the latest generation of PMC monitoring can bring to both professional and critical listening environments.
At the heart of the system will be the PMC10 XBD, combining our three-way active main monitor with its dedicated XBD bass extension to deliver the scale, headroom and low-frequency accuracy demanded by larger professional environments.
The Warsaw stop will also provide an opportunity to explore PMC’s approach to immersive monitoring. With complementary PMC Ci loudspeakers and subwoofers forming part of the planned system, visitors will be able to experience the consistency of voicing and resolution that is critical when moving sounds accurately around an immersive mix.
As part of our 35th anniversary year, the European tour is about more than simply demonstrating equipment. It is an opportunity to meet the people making and enjoying music across Europe, exchange ideas and allow visitors to spend meaningful time with the systems in a proper working environment.
Join PMC and Wired Tunes in Warsaw on Friday 2 October.
1pm – 3:30pm — By special invitation only
4pm – 8pm — Open to the public
Places for individual listening sessions will be limited, so please register in advance via the below form.
