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Thanks for sharing. Yes even 50 year old B&W speakers still sound fantastic. It is never a mistake to buy great speakers. They last longer than any other component. Thanks for watching

Thank you! Will do!

They are, no question!

@@AudioAdvice I’ve heard the 805 d4 and currently on the 805 d3 in my honest opinion, I only feel there’s about a 10 to 13% improvement directly from what the speaker implements. Obviously, not all the technologies are in this model such as the spider. The differences between those models may be a little more prevalent. Personally, though I don’t believe that it’s worth the upgrade for the difference. I mean sure there are variables such as the equipment you connected to the wiring if you want to get that crazy into it but honestly as it is rewarding they have a very good system. It is one of the biggest money pits of a hobby, if not, properly thought out. I myself actually would believe that it would be more of a considerable upgrade say coming from the generation of D2 or earlier. for me to consider an upgrade it would have to be at least 40 to 60% difference especially considering even the stair mount model is now up in price at 8500+ not even counting the $1250 that is almost in my opinion, necessary to secure your investment, so it really is a consideration all around that it has to be a definite, definite bigger improvement. Between those two generations. I could see the D3 generation being a speaker I stay with for many years. I actually like that style better than the newer one, even if there are scientific improvements to the sound, I don’t know it seems classier say is an example, like a grand piano just looks really classy. The newer ones my biggest scribe would be placement, especially for the ladder on top. Obviously, you would not want to have direct sunlight on that leather at any point, you would not want to see cracks or damage obviously with devalue them right away so it’s all a consideration. I’ve always been cautious on electronics. I appreciate your channel I know because you sell electronics it is a very fine line you have to walk between selling and being honest with people. Obviously you would not want to say well. This product sucks, but we’re carrying it anyway but you don’t wanna come off as hiding anything as well. You do a really good job of conveying information in a balanced fashion, and I always respected you for it as a company again thank you for your information and work.

Yes, it is a fun hobby! Thanks for watching

That sounds like a great combination! Thanks for watching our video

@@AudioAdvice I love my 705 s2. Treat them with absolute respect. If I can get 80-85 % of d3 I’m grateful. If I could get at least 70-75% of the d4 series I’m grateful.

@@stevenoconnor5693 Steven, thanks for sharing!

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Thanks so much!

Yes, there are very few of the thousands out there that had something different, but probably 99% of them do have this type, just do a search for midrange speaker driver and look at the images. Thanks for watching.

Wow, thanks!

I wouldn’t worry too much about it. I’m sure you can’t afford them.

@@enderrobinson5556 I can, the question is whether I want to. Also what's with ad hominem attacks on random people on the internet? Were you raised by wolves?

Not really an attack to say most people probably can’t afford 35k a pair speakers.

I'm curious,how much Bowers and Wilkins payed him fo this stipid presentation?

@@enderrobinson5556 The D4 series starts at 8k for the 805.

We should have more demo's soon in both our Raleigh and Charlotte stores. Thanks for watching

They sound fantastic on our showroom on the big McIntosh stack!

The aluminum top plate does serve up audio improvements, the people in our store who have seen them so far, mostly like the leather, but all do not. However, it is soft and adds to the reduction in diffraction, which is a good thing. Thanks for watching.

It's not a lot, it is inflation so it's a less

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Yes, they are incredible!

The do sound fantastic!

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Thanks!

Yes, it would! Or even better their new hybrid biamp amp the MC901! Thanks for watching

If you wanted the ultimate yes, but you do not have to to get great sound Thanks for watching

That would be a heck of a speaker, yes! Thanks for watching

The Wilson Alexx is very overrated. Stick to your B&W. Bigger is not better.

Wilson Audio speakers are so ugly though 😩

802, thanks for watching

You should go listen when your local dealer gets them in. Thanks for watching

Patrick. Do not listen to them!! I own several B&W speakers. Currently my flagship is the 804 D2. Just sold those today and ordered the new 803 D4’s after listening to them in person at a local dealer. I was originally going to go with the 804’s but did not get to demo those. I did however demo the 805 and 803’s. Both were amazing and finally after great thought and selling some gear I ordered the 803’s. They sounded amazing and I was fortunate to have over 2 hrs alone throwing all kinds of music at the 803 D4’s.

@@crushedagave420 We agree with you, the new 803 is amazing

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Glad you think so!

Yes, that is a great speaker

B&W has invested heavily in several 1M+ machines to remove some manual labor, but when you see these in person, it might change your mind. We have been a dealer since right after the original 801, these are by far the best built we have seen. Thanks for watching

That is purely a matter of personal taste. They do not measure with a tipped up top end though, very flat. Thanks for watching

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@@AudioAdvice how is the bass with the two 10 inch woofers vs the older model 801N that had one 15 inch woofer?? I didn’t see how two 10 inch woofers can compete with one 15 inch woofer.

Yes, it is all about the sum of the parts.

Either one with the McIntosh stack sound pretty darn good! Thanks for watching!

Bullshit😂

B&W is now owned by Sound United, who is owned by DEI Holdings of California. The 800 series is still made in the UK. Thanks for watching

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Not as much as an even more expensive pair of Wilsons do!

What is a Dalek? We had never heard of that and a google search turns up a funky bluetooth speaker? Thanks for watching

COVID has had a huge impact on pricing, mostly due to the massive change in shipping costs. Thanks for watching

@@AudioAdvice if they were smart companies would offer payment installments with more flexibility for people to own these. The best alone should be for only the rich. Quite ridiculous

We agree, thanks for sharing

These are top of the line!

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We have had a 50/50 split with our team on the leather appearance. It does offer a softer surface which helps reduce reflections. And the aluminum top plate is a great idea. Thanks for watching.

Thanks for sharing. We hope you enjoy them

A lot of people can afford to buy such things.

More power to 'em.

Thanks for pointing that out, we wish YT would let us modify existing videos :)

That is a matter of personal preference, but most B&W dealers also sell McIntosh and love the combination. Thanks for watching

Bowers & Wilkins always goes for as flat a response as possible, which is why so many recording engineers use them. Thanks for watching

Audio Advice that’s false as many of their speakers do not measure “flat”

@@RennieAsh I wonder how they compare to the Kii Three, which is another ultra-premium monitor I've never liked the sound of when hearing demos on YT.

@@RennieAsh Their specs are always listed +/- 3dB, which is pretty flat. Yes, no speaker actually is completely flat and the room changes everything more than any speaker spec. Their speakers have just been consistently neutral for decades, which is why you see them in so many studios. Thanks for watching

Audio Advice +/-3dB it’s not as “flat as possible”. Furthermore, their off axis response is definitely not within that spec. There’s more to measurements than the brochure and sales pitches. Being used in studios also isn’t necessarily an indicator of being flat. The ns10 is used in studios and it has a nice midrange peak. There are speakers that measure within +/-1.5dB with a much more consistent off axis response - the reflected sound of the room which you recognise, will be much more neutral with a consistent off axis response. I own a pair of B&W. They sound nice. But I wouldn’t say that they are the most neutral speaker. What they do well is reducing the harshness in parts of the midrange response, and making music pleasant and a big sense of scale (floor standers)

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Thank you, yes, they are like a high performance car, but last for decades

How do you know? Have you heard them or the previous models. What I can tell you is I heard the previous 800 series & very nice they are too.

Only over one hundred things are new. Did you actually watch the video to see all of the new things we talked about?

They sound great and their Signature series always commands a premium. Thanks for watching