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Innovations to the series include a new ground-up C 3 (pronounced ‘C-cubed’) Continuous Curved Cone mid/bass profile designed with a view to ensuring superior bass dynamics and smoother integration with the high-frequency driver unit, which is hermetically sealed and mechanically isolated from the baffle, preventing modulation from the mid/bass driver. The low-colouration cabinets with Point to Point (P2P) bracing have been built to minimise low-end reverberation to improve the stereo image and soundstage. In the 3050c there are HPETM (Helmholtz Pressure Equaliser) tubes to disrupt the build-up of standing waves, smoothing the frequency response and reducing distortion.

All cabinets come in a choice of Pin Oak, Claro Walnut, Satin White or Satin Black finishes with satin metallic driver trims – nickel for all, chrome for white.

The 3000c series evolves the 3000i’s signature look to be what the company is calling: “more visually minimal” with no discerning joints or bolts. The 3050c floorstander boasts a solid aluminium stabiliser design featuring top adjustable spikes for easier levelling. The whole range also includes a terminal panel that has been trickled down from 5000 series, with low-profile speaker binding posts for easy placement near to a wall.

Pricing is as follows: 3010c bookshelf £330; 3020c standmount £400; 3030c larger standmount £500; 3050c floorstander £900; and 3090c centre channel £300. Packages will be available, made up of Q Acoustics 3010c 5.1 (2x 3010c/pair, 3090c, 3060S subwoofer) and Q Acoustics 3050c 5.1 (1x 3050c/pair, 1x 3010c/pair, 3090c, QB12 subwoofer). Prices for the special bundles and additional spec details are still to be confirmed.

Available to buy now, you can find out more about the 3000c loudspeaker range here.