elliswils
Well-known member
The best tip is the one just above this, go listen to the different combinations before you buy.
A couple of years back, I spent a long time setting up demos and listening to combos before buying when I traded in all my NAD and B&W and splashed out on the next level up. Having done so, I could not believe the differences between different set ups/combinations and would not have another pair of B&W speakers if the were given to me. Both the 600 and 700 series were some of the worst I heard. I used to be a big fan but no more.
All the advise in the world is great but no substitute for listening to them and preferably in your own home.
A couple of years back, I spent a long time setting up demos and listening to combos before buying when I traded in all my NAD and B&W and splashed out on the next level up. Having done so, I could not believe the differences between different set ups/combinations and would not have another pair of B&W speakers if the were given to me. Both the 600 and 700 series were some of the worst I heard. I used to be a big fan but no more.
All the advise in the world is great but no substitute for listening to them and preferably in your own home.