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Which Wharfedale diamond centre
speaker, there is the 9cc and the 9cs. I
think the 9cs is better suited to match the 9.4 front speakers, the smaller 9cc
is used on the Wharfedale 9HCP package which has the 9.0 speakers as fronts and
rears.
Regarding the sub, the MJ
Acoustics Pro 50 MK 2 retails for about £50 more than the KEF kube 1 and would
be a much better option, there seems to have been some problems with the kube
1.