Palladium Audio

Inside the system

Bambino uses its two Heritage 15 mains as part of the record furniture, with four Micro Monitors extending coverage. That combination addresses a practical restaurant problem: one main stereo pair may be prominent near the music area but less consistent elsewhere.

Inside the system

Spootnik combines Palladium’s Sub Cardio 215C bass cabinets with Cube mains and fills in a four-point basement installation. Dedicated Cube 6 monitors serve the booth, keeping the selector’s monitoring task separate from audience coverage.

Inside the system

Wax assigns different jobs to its Palladium speakers: Heritage 215 Custom mains, Cube 8 delay speakers and Cube 6 booth monitors. The layout is designed around both seated listening and later dancefloor use rather than asking one pair to cover every task.

Inside the system

At Urusai, the equipment record identifies Palladium Audio Cube, Heritage and Sub ranges; individual models unspecified. The loudspeakers set the starting point for coverage and placement. A plausible reason to choose a dedicated hi-fi installation here is to give records a clear presence without relying on background-music speakers alone.