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Ein schönes Paar Lautsprecher
von England, Mitte 90er Jahre.
Technisch einwandfrei.
Optisch in gutem Zustand. Eine Ecke wurde professionell repariert.
Ohne Original Verpackung.
Abholung in Freising Mitte.
Probe hören nach Vereinbarung.
Privatverkauf ohne Rücknahme oder Gewährleistung oder Garantie oder Sonstiges.
At €390, this looks fair to slightly good for a DM604 S1 in good shape; it is not an obvious bargain, but it is comfortably in the zone where a buyer can feel sensible rather than stretched. For a big-floorstanding B&W from this era, that kind of asking price is usually acceptable if the cabinets, drivers, and surrounds are clean and untouched.
The appeal here is the classic B&W sound: open midrange, solid scale, and enough bass authority to make them rewarding in a larger room. They suit buyers who want a substantial, musical speaker rather than a mini-monitor, and a tidy, well-kept pair is always the better way to buy older B&Ws. If the grilles, badges, and original drivers are present and the tweeters are intact, this is a solid used-audio pickup.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
Bowers & Wilkins traces its origins to 1966 in Worthing, West Sussex, England, when John Bowers, a passionate audio enthusiast and former electronics shop owner, founded the company with the help of a £10,000 bequest from a satisfied customer, Miss Knight. Bowers, who had honed his speaker-building skills as a hobby while running a radio and TV rental shop with partner Roy Wilkins, launched the venture from the back of that very shop. This modest beginning fueled a relentless pursuit of audio perfection, establishing Bowers & Wilkins as a British icon in high-fidelity sound reproduction.
The brand excels in premium loudspeakers, from flagship studio monitors like the legendary 801 series—adopted by Abbey Road Studios in 1979—to accessible Domestic Monitor lines such as the enduring 600 Series. Its portfolio has expanded to encompass high-end headphones, including the iconic P5 and Zeppelin designs, alongside wireless speakers and formation systems, all emphasizing advanced driver technology, precision cabinetry, and Continuum cones for unparalleled clarity.
Positioned firmly in the high-end market, Bowers & Wilkins commands respect among discerning audiophiles for its engineering excellence, musical accuracy, and heritage of innovation. Far from mid-tier or niche, it rivals the elite, blending cutting-edge research from facilities like Steyning with a reputation for reference-grade performance that defines luxury hi-fi.
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