Bowers & Wilkins Sign

Since 1966, Bowers & Wilkins has built loudspeakers that set the standard — in recording studios and living rooms alike. Founded in Worthing, England, by John Bowers, later defined by the 800 Series Diamond — the reference speakers at Abbey Road Studios — and the iconic Nautilus, whose nautilus-shell housing has been built almost unchanged by hand since 1993. Few hi-fi names have maintained that combination of studio credibility and audiophile ambition for so long.

A Bowers & Wilkins sign belongs in a room where music is taken seriously. Owners of the 800, 700 or 600 Series. Listeners for whom the difference between Kevlar, Continuum and diamond tweeters isn't a marketing line. People who don't call their system "good" — they call it "properly run in".

The natural spot: in the listening room facing the speakers, on the wall of the hi-fi rack, or next to the turntable. If you own B&W, you most likely chose your amplification and cabling with the same care — take a look at our Rotel and AudioQuest signs as well.

30 × 20 cm (11.8 × 7.9 in) • 3 mm brushed-gold aluminium surface

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