May I ask when we can see more?

@@xsamitt use the link above to see more

@@PursuitPerfectSystem disturbing that sound united is being bought out. I am concerned for the industry but I am also confer for Bowers and Wilkins.

It really, truly isn't. It has a sportscar price, but about 1/10 of the cost or effort.

🤗🤩 WELL STATED SIR 👍😍😍😍

Thanks Neil, I did work really hard on this one, thanks for noticing !! 👍

Thanks Ben, really appreciate the comment

Thanks Jana means a lot coming from you !!

Hahaha - don't blame the messenger Michael 😂

Thank you

Thanks very much, is another one here I made yesterday you might also enjoy kzfaq.info/get/bejne/n8qIdM6F29e4YaM.html

Thanks I have made a better one of the factory now

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Thanks very much, I will

Thanks Gareth, glad you enjoy them thanks for watching them

Lucky man, to have such an understanding wife! Did she have to be bribed in any way?

Haha 😄

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Hi Kwok-yan, I hope you are well - yes I agree its very lucky when you live in the same country and are then invited to great events like this - I see it as a privilege and definitely don't take it for granted. Thanks for watching my video and commenting, really appreciate it

Thanks Goeff

@@PursuitPerfectSystem You're welcome Trrey

Thanks

Not been much chance to get out and do it for the last 18 months

No dealers margin, no dealers to listen to these speakers in and then no easy way to demo speakers costing upto over 30 grand. Its important to remember this as its very important

​@@PursuitPerfectSystem How is it that Richer Sounds manage to undercut just about every other dealer out there, with products that are maybe not as exclusive as the B&W Nautilus, or 800 diamond series, but unarguably, audiophile quality? They make their margins, because they sell more products. Undoubtedly a lot of the products they do sell, will be made in China, but not all. And the Chinese made products will usually be the ones that end up being the most aggressively discounted, because discerning music lovers don't want them. If B&W went down the route of selling their top end products via Richer Sounds, with a discount of say, 10% or so, then I reckon they would sell more, especially their British made products. But in a way, I'm glad they hold an element of exclusivity, as it gives many of us something to aspire to. And for now, I will have to make do with my Mordaunt Short Aviano 6's, and Monitor Audio Bronze 200's, which I swap out from time to time, just so I can experience a change of dynamic, and aural experience.

Join the cue Erin your behind me for an 801 review we can both hope .... 🙏

@@PursuitPerfectSystem I’m fine with that! Haha.

Why not? I have my B & W DM 220's for over over 30 years and never get tired of them :-)

@@peterdamen2161 I have nothing against them, it is just that every time I’ve been in the market for speakers I have heard speakers that I preferred to the B&W offering. KEF Coda III’s were my first HiFi speakers, (I still have a pair, not my original ones though,) the ProAc were better a few years later and my most recent purchases the Focal Chora 806’s were much less intense than the 606’s and the PMC 23i’s were much tighter and faster than the 702’s. They seem well made, have good back up and have been around for years, I’ve just never owned any.

@@billywindsock9597 Speaker sound always remains a very personal subject. I however, still do love my B&W DM 220's and my McFarlow Exciter's (self-built horn speakers that I have adapted) :-)

Anything above £20 per metre shouldd do.

I cant say until I measure them

Really you would need both yes to do it properly

Thanks that was from working my but off non stop while I was in making the most of the opportunity :)

@@PursuitPerfectSystem you really did a very very nice job. I have watched your video 3 times now. Sound, use of stills, and your genuine enthusiasm all blend together so well - aside from some of the deeper technical bits revealed in the B&W video, I like yours better!

@@markwilliford7471 Thanks Mark, they have the luxury of knowing all the technical info and having probably all the time in the world to get all the footage, I only had a couple of hours. The stills (well spotted by the way) are all video but I freeze framed them to save on shakiness so they are easier to see. Shaky video maybe works in Borne movies but not for much else haha

@@PursuitPerfectSystem Classic! I don't even like it in Bourne movies, but yes - I get it. The finite element cabinet distortion simulations and exploded driver views of course require inside access. You did an amazing job of communicating the tech without that and I feel like your video will actually speak to a broader audience. I'm just thankful B&W changed the grills from the D3 style! I still have little ones that visit from time to time, and it is important for the grills not to detract too much sonically or visually when in place. I would really liked to have seen grills using the same mesh as found on the tweeter, but hey, I'm too old to wait another five years for that! Question - was there any sort of briefing on how all those mechanical (nut and bolt) connections on the new metal internals will be kept tight over years of vibration exposure? I did see lock-tite being used in some of the shots, but that was for the smaller bits (speaker mounting hardware). The integration of metal is brilliant if this is done properly. From a structural engineering perspective, mixing materials is a great way to break resonances and provide additional stiffness where it is most needed. Sorry one more question - I noted that you said Innuos were being used to serve files on one of the systems you listened to. Do you recall what model? Have reviewed any of Innuos server/streamers? I am torn between Innuos Zen Mk3, Zenith Mk3, and the Aurender ACS10. One more time - because I know how much effort it took to produce your video - just an excellent production!

@@markwilliford7471 sorry not sure which innuos it was Mark not the top one probably a zenith. I am into building my own audio pc as I want the control over certain bits but they seem popular and some of the add ons they sell like the usb output etc will make a big difference to using motherboard USB

B&Ws like toe in, at least if you want the best focus and extension in the upper range. I settled on perfect equilateral triangle in my setup.

Depends on how you want the presence of the highs. I tend to like less toe in.

8000? OK so there goes my plan to consider smaller speakers for the next upgrade. Still curious how the 800 D4 sounds though.

@@magicmulder yeah me to. i have a personal premier listening hour at the dealer on september 11...lol.

@@heinzbecker691 nice!!

@@heinzbecker691 Mine won't get them for another month but at least he's gonna have both the 801 D4 (I missed that they renamed the TOTL model) and the 805.

33% price increase over the full range. That's quite an increase in just 1 series. I cant help but feel that this is not really justified other than filling pockets....