Sleek and straightforward. The high is so defined that even the smallest details roll effortlessly out of the tweeter, while the solid low frequencies don't lie (and we're not lying). The character of a B&W midrange is unique and very distinctive more transparent than before but rich and full upfront as always.
Retail price: 2300.00
This speaker uses a new Titanium Dome tweeter, which ensures precise reproduction of high frequencies. The applied Continuum cone in the midrange contributes to a neutral and detailed sound. This design offers enhanced reproduction of voices and instruments. Thanks to the dual bass cones, deep bass is produced, while the rear of the enclosure features a Flowport system to reduce unwanted noise. The connections are optimized for cleaner signal transmission, contributing to higher quality sound. The housing is sturdy and carefully designed to minimize resonances. This results in a clear sound that performs well in different frequency ranges. The speaker is suitable for both music and movies, maintaining the balance between highs, mids and lows.
Bowers & Wilkins was founded in 1966 by John Bowers in Worthing, England. The first loudspeaker, the P1, was assembled by hand in a workshop behind an electronics store. In 1968, the company was officially registered as B&W Loudspeakers Ltd. In 1974, the brand introduced the DM6, followed by the 801 in 1979, a model used in recording studios. Bowers & Wilkins developed several models in the 800 Series in the following years. In 1998, its R&D center, the Steyning Research Establishment, was opened. In 2015, the company introduced the 800 Series Diamond. Head designers such as Laurence Dickie and later John Dibb contributed to product development. In 2020, Bowers & Wilkins was acquired by Sound United LLC. It is headquartered in the United Kingdom.
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