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PMC Prodigy 5

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£1995

PMC has something of a reputation for high-end hi-fi. Its Fact Fenestria, tested at £56,995, are undoubtedly some of the finest speakers we have ever had the pleasure of listening to – yet, unless you are the heir to the McVities fortune, chances are you will be saving for a long time.

The Prodigy 5, along with

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