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Bought the DM 6 New Years eve 1976, from a friend in the Industry for a significant discount. I really enjoyed them but they were stolen 2 years later with all my gear. Serial #'s 4999, 5000, if you ever come across them.
I used to try copy the 801 with bookshelf and powered subwoofer on top. Recently I backed off and use a mono sub and stands all wall mounted and coupled.. which would think would suck.. but doesn't
Yes, I'm well understand that a normal human voice is better for dubbing, but I've already explained many times why I don't dub videos. Check out the welcome video of my channel. I do everything myself - AI voiceover is my only assistant. Thanks for watching!
I own a 570 B&W two way speaker since 1987 and have been using them since that time. At the moment my daughter inherited them with her project turntable and rotel integrated amplifier and she likes the sound they produce very much! I was a little disappointed that this speaker was not at all mentioned in your summary of B&W history? Can you please explain why you omitted them from your presentation?
I didn't miss this model on purpose, it's just impossible to take everything into account. I do everything myself, it takes a lot of time and effort to create such videos. It's a pity that I didn't mention this model. Many thanks for watching!
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Nicely done, ... bravo.
Thanks for watching!
Well done piece , these speakers cost most of the time , a fortune , sound like a fortune , but not always look like fortune
Bought the DM 6 New Years eve 1976, from a friend in the Industry for a significant discount. I really enjoyed them but they were stolen 2 years later with all my gear. Serial #'s 4999, 5000, if you ever come across them.
So sad story… thanks for watching
I used to try copy the 801 with bookshelf and powered subwoofer on top. Recently I backed off and use a mono sub and stands all wall mounted and coupled.. which would think would suck.. but doesn't
I enjoy the dm4 ,amazing crossover ,all quality caps,no electrolits , no resistors needed , ad a sub and you have a top set...
It would be great to have an actual human voice do the narration. Interesting Ai history of B&W though.
Yes, I'm well understand that a normal human voice is better for dubbing, but I've already explained many times why I don't dub videos. Check out the welcome video of my channel. I do everything myself - AI voiceover is my only assistant. Thanks for watching!
Nothing good made before and after Nautilus.Ohh sorry Nautilus has nothing to do with B&W cuz it's basically Vivid Audio.
I own a 570 B&W two way speaker since 1987 and have been using them since that time. At the moment my daughter inherited them with her project turntable and rotel integrated amplifier and she likes the sound they produce very much! I was a little disappointed that this speaker was not at all mentioned in your summary of B&W history? Can you please explain why you omitted them from your presentation?
I didn't miss this model on purpose, it's just impossible to take everything into account. I do everything myself, it takes a lot of time and effort to create such videos. It's a pity that I didn't mention this model. Many thanks for watching!