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Wharfedale Heritage Centre Speaker (Each)Wharfedale Heritage Centre 3 Way Centre Channel Speaker for Heritage Series Systems The Wharfedale Heritage Centre is a 3 way vented box centre channel speaker the first dedicated centre channel in Wharfedale's acclaimed Heritage Series. Featuring twin 6. 5" woven Kevlar bass drivers, a 2" soft dome midrange, and a 1" soft dome tweeter, it is voiced by Peter Comeau (Wharfedale's Director of Acoustic Design) to deliver a seamless tonal match with

Wharfedale Heritage Centre 3-Way Centre Channel Speaker for Heritage Series Systems

The Wharfedale Heritage Centre is a 3-way vented-box centre channel speaker — the first dedicated centre channel in Wharfedale's acclaimed Heritage Series. Featuring twin 6.5" woven Kevlar bass drivers, a 2" soft-dome midrange, and a 1" soft-dome tweeter, it is voiced by Peter Comeau (Wharfedale's Director of Acoustic Design) to deliver a seamless tonal match with Linton and Denton-based multichannel and home cinema systems. Available at Vinyl Sound in Toronto, Canada.

With a sensitivity of 90dB, frequency response of 54Hz–20kHz, and real wood veneer finishes in Walnut, Mahogany and Black Oak, the Heritage Centre is built to the same standards as the Linton and Denton — bringing the classic Heritage sound to the centre channel position without compromise.

What Is the Wharfedale Heritage Centre?

The Wharfedale Heritage Centre is a 3-way bass reflex centre channel loudspeaker from Wharfedale's Heritage Series. It uses twin 6.5" woven Kevlar bass drivers, a 2" soft-dome midrange and a 1" soft-dome tweeter, crossed over at 900Hz and 2.7kHz. The cabinet is internally braced with a rear-firing bass reflex port, finished in real wood veneer (Walnut, Mahogany or Black Oak), and compatible with amplifiers rated 25–150W. It is available in Canada at Vinyl Sound, Toronto.

Modern Classics — The Heritage Series Story

From the Denton 80th Anniversary through Linton, Denton 85th, Super Linton and Super Denton, and more recently the UK-built Dovedale and Aston models, the Wharfedale Heritage range represents the essence of British hi-fi: timeless styling, natural musicality, and honest engineering.

For many listeners, these loudspeakers are more than products — they are enduring reference points, combining a familiar aesthetic with a sound that feels both natural and engaging. As systems evolve beyond traditional two-channel listening, the need for a centre speaker that truly belongs within the Heritage family has become clear. The Heritage Centre addresses this directly.

Key Features

  • First Heritage Series centre channel — purpose-built to complete Linton and Denton multichannel and home cinema systems with a seamless tonal and visual match
  • Twin 6.5" woven Kevlar bass drivers — the same driver philosophy as the Heritage Series, delivering controlled, natural low-frequency reproduction
  • 2" soft-dome midrange + 1" soft-dome tweeter — dedicated midrange driver for clear, natural dialogue and smooth crossover integration at 900Hz and 2.7kHz
  • 90dB sensitivity, 25–150W compatible — easy to drive with a wide range of AV receivers and amplifiers
  • 54Hz–20kHz frequency response — extended bass reach anchors the front soundstage in both film and music applications
  • Rear-firing bass reflex port, internally braced cabinet — built to the same standards as the Linton and Denton enclosures
  • Real wood veneer in Walnut, Mahogany and Black Oak — Heritage-correct finish with matching black baffle and classic cloth grille
  • Voiced by Peter Comeau — Wharfedale's Director of Acoustic Design ensures consistent Heritage Series character across all channels

Driver System Purpose-Built for Centre Channel Performance

The Heritage Centre employs a carefully balanced three-way driver configuration:

  • Twin 6.5" (165mm) black woven Kevlar cone bass drivers
  • 2" (50mm) soft-dome midrange
  • 1" (25mm) soft-dome tweeter

This arrangement reflects the design philosophy of the Heritage Series — delivering consistent tonal character and wide, even dispersion. Dialogue is reproduced with clarity and weight, while maintaining the natural tonal balance required for music. The transition between channels is seamless, preserving the integrity of the soundstage across the entire system.

Cabinet Engineering

The enclosure is constructed to the same standards as the Linton and Denton loudspeakers — internally braced to reduce resonance and fitted with a rear-firing bass reflex port. At 26.8 litres internal volume and 550mm wide × 250mm tall × 320mm deep, it provides controlled low-frequency support that adds scale and presence without overhang. Net weight is 14.0kg.

Heritage-Correct Design and Finish

The Heritage Centre is available in the same real wood veneer finishes as the rest of the Heritage Series — Black Oak, Mahogany, and Walnut — with a matching black baffle, classic cloth grille, and the signature Wharfedale badge. Every element has been considered to ensure visual continuity within a Heritage system.

How Does the Heritage Centre Compare to the Linton and Denton?

The Linton and Denton are stereo floorstanding and bookshelf speakers. The Heritage Centre is not a replacement — it is their dedicated centre channel companion, sharing the same cabinet veneer, crossover voicing, driver philosophy and finish options. For stereo listening, use the Linton or Denton as main speakers; add the Heritage Centre when building a 3.0, 3.1 or 5.1 home cinema system that needs a visually and acoustically matched centre channel.

Full Specifications

Model Heritage Centre
General Description 3-Way Vented-Box Centre Channel
Enclosure Type Bass Reflex
Bass Driver 6.5" (165mm) Black Woven Kevlar Cone × 2
Midrange Driver 2" (50mm) Soft Dome
Treble Driver 1" (25mm) Soft Dome
Sensitivity (2.83V @ 1m) 90dB
Recommended Amplifier Power 25–150W
Peak SPL 106dB
Nominal Impedance 6Ω (Compatible with 8Ω)
Minimum Impedance 4.0Ω
Frequency Response (±3dB) 54Hz – 20kHz
Bass Extension (−6dB) 47Hz
Crossover Frequencies 900Hz, 2.7kHz
Cabinet Volume 26.8 litres
Height (on plinth) 250mm
Width 550mm
Depth (with terminals) 320mm
Net Weight 14.0kg
Finish Options Walnut, Mahogany, Black Oak (Real Wood Veneer)
Available In Canada At Vinyl Sound, Toronto, Canada

Wharfedale Heritage Centre — Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Wharfedale Heritage Centre?

The Wharfedale Heritage Centre is a 3-way bass reflex centre channel speaker — the first dedicated centre channel in the Wharfedale Heritage Series. It features twin 6.5" Kevlar bass drivers, a 2" soft-dome midrange, and a 1" soft-dome tweeter, with a frequency response of 54Hz–20kHz and 90dB sensitivity. Voiced by Peter Comeau to match the Heritage Series, it is available in Canada at Vinyl Sound in Toronto.

Is the Wharfedale Heritage Centre designed to match the Linton and Denton?

Yes. The Heritage Centre shares the same real wood veneer finishes (Walnut, Mahogany, Black Oak), cabinet construction standards, Heritage Series voicing by Peter Comeau, and driver philosophy as the Linton and Denton — ensuring a seamless match in both appearance and sound.

What is the difference between the Heritage Centre and the Linton or Denton?

The Linton and Denton are stereo loudspeakers. The Heritage Centre is a dedicated centre channel — designed to anchor dialogue and central imaging in a 3.0, 3.1 or 5.1 home cinema setup. It is not a standalone stereo speaker but a multichannel companion voiced and finished to match the Heritage Series.

Why does the Heritage Centre use a 3-way design for a centre channel?

A 3-way design uses a dedicated 2" soft-dome midrange driver — separate from the bass drivers — which significantly improves dialogue clarity and vocal intelligibility. This avoids the midrange congestion common in 2-way centre designs, where bass and vocals share a single driver, which can cause a nasal or congested character on demanding soundtracks.

What amplifier power does the Wharfedale Heritage Centre need?

The Heritage Centre is compatible with amplifiers rated between 25W and 150W. With 90dB sensitivity and 6Ω nominal impedance (compatible with 8Ω outputs), it is easy to drive with most AV receivers at any price point.

Is the Wharfedale Heritage Centre good for movies?

Yes. The Heritage Centre is optimised for movie dialogue. Its dedicated 2" soft-dome midrange ensures speech is clear, focused and intelligible at any volume, with a peak SPL of 106dB. The 54Hz bass extension also provides sufficient weight to support cinematic sound effects without a separate subwoofer in smaller rooms.

Is the Heritage Centre suitable for multichannel music as well as home cinema?

Yes. The Heritage Centre's 3-way configuration, natural tonal balance and Heritage Series voicing make it equally capable for multichannel music and film. Vocals and instruments sound authentic and uncoloured across both use cases.

Can the Wharfedale Heritage Centre be used with non-Heritage speakers?

Yes, it will function as a centre channel in any surround system. However, the closest tonal match and most cohesive soundstage is achieved when paired with Wharfedale Heritage Series speakers — Linton, Denton, Super Linton, Dovedale or Aston.

What finishes is the Wharfedale Heritage Centre available in?

The Heritage Centre is available in three real wood veneer finishes: Walnut, Mahogany, and Black Oak — each with a matching black baffle and classic cloth grille, consistent with the rest of the Wharfedale Heritage Series.

What are the dimensions of the Wharfedale Heritage Centre?

The Heritage Centre measures 550mm wide × 250mm tall × 320mm deep and weighs 14.0kg. It is designed for horizontal placement on an AV cabinet or dedicated centre channel stand between a pair of Heritage Series speakers.

Who designed the Wharfedale Heritage Centre?

The Heritage Centre was voiced by Peter Comeau, Wharfedale's Director of Acoustic Design — the engineer behind the entire Heritage Series including the Linton, Denton, Super Linton, Dovedale and Aston. His approach prioritises natural tonal balance, musicality and long-term listening ease.

Where can I buy the Wharfedale Heritage Centre in Canada?

The Wharfedale Heritage Centre is available at Vinyl Sound in Toronto, Canada. Contact the store for current availability, finish options, demo opportunities and Heritage Series system pairing advice.

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