B&W DM 601 S2

This is a suberb speaker, before buying it i never imagined that it could handle all the variouls different styles of music and sound brilliant with all of them. ROCK ---- The vinyl cones make rock music really stomatch churning as they make the air vibrate whenever the guitar is struck giving you a brilliant quailty sound. Classical ---- The Ball at the top, plays the very light notes and the tweeter handles the sound perfectly giving you a crips, sharp and clear sound output. Pop ---- As much as i hate it, pop even sounds good on these speakers, they manage to get the blend of trebble and bass just right so the sound makes ...  Read the complete review

If you read HiFi magazines or talk to a serious enthusiast it won’t be long until the conversation turns to size.... Of room that is! Large freestanding floor speakers may look nice but are they really the answer for smaller rooms? And lets face it how many of us have large enough rooms and are able to move all of the furniture into the optimum position to suit our HiFi, not many! Sometimes what we buy is about lifestyle choices as much as an acoustic one so nine times out of ten we all end up buying small bookshelf speakers. Well there’s no stigma attached to the size of your woofer and tweeter in fact most of the ...  Read the complete review

I've been using these speakers for 6 months now and they've just come into there own. I previously had a set of Eltax Liberty 5+ floor standers. The Eltax were a great pair of speakers but for the sixe of the room I was in the overall noise was overpowering, the crispness of the speakers was lost. So I invested some cash in a new set of speakers and the shop I used had an offer on B&W products. After passing £200 of my hard earned cash, I wired these to my Cambridge A300 amp. I was quite happy, but something was lacking. The speakers seemed a little flat with their sound. Six months on they've come into their own, the sond is crisp, ...  Read the complete review