this is why rear fill is a bad thing
02-07-2004, 10:49 AM
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B&W is Bowers & Wilkins, they love kevlar!
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The 800 series is more then AMAZING, it blew my mind away last month when i heard them.
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Although i'd probably prefer tubes....
www.bwspeakers.com
The 800 series is more then AMAZING, it blew my mind away last month when i heard them.
Krelll
Although i'd probably prefer tubes....
02-10-2004, 08:50 PM
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Hooray to B&W!! I have a set of 802'* and they are indeed awesome (although I don't have the Nautilus set, just the Matrix series). They are about 7 years old and while I would die to have a newer set, these sound damn good. I am also running Krell electronics 
Ridiculously overpriced but I'll probably never have to buy any more equipment for 20 years.
As far as rear fill goes, I have always preferred rear fill in a car. Of course it depends upon the car and the evnironment and speaker location within the car. Car stereo is a very tricky environment and it takes gobs of money to make it sound good.
Ridiculously overpriced but I'll probably never have to buy any more equipment for 20 years.As far as rear fill goes, I have always preferred rear fill in a car. Of course it depends upon the car and the evnironment and speaker location within the car. Car stereo is a very tricky environment and it takes gobs of money to make it sound good.
02-11-2004, 02:37 PM
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Originally Posted by CFoote
Hooray to B&W!! I have a set of 802'* and they are indeed awesome (although I don't have the Nautilus set, just the Matrix series). They are about 7 years old and while I would die to have a newer set, these sound damn good. I am also running Krell electronics Ridiculously overpriced but I'll probably never have to buy any more equipment for 20 years.
As far as rear fill goes, I have always preferred rear fill in a car. Of course it depends upon the car and the evnironment and speaker location within the car. Car stereo is a very tricky environment and it takes gobs of money to make it sound good.
Ridiculously overpriced but I'll probably never have to buy any more equipment for 20 years.As far as rear fill goes, I have always preferred rear fill in a car. Of course it depends upon the car and the evnironment and speaker location within the car. Car stereo is a very tricky environment and it takes gobs of money to make it sound good.
02-11-2004, 07:58 PM
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Keep in mind i'm running this in a dorm. no one believes i have the loudest system, and the cleanest one.... They think the 15" technics are the chit....
Meh, i'll have these in 10 years, and be happy.
Meh, i'll have these in 10 years, and be happy.
02-11-2004, 07:59 PM
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Good to know that there are still other young folk out there that actually know what real audio reproduction gear is, rather than most of the other hotshots that'll say something along the lines of "yo, check out my slammin' Sony system I got from Best Buy!" More often than not, that "slammin' system" is one of those mini-bookshelf stereos. Please.
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