engineers at bowers and wilkins given freedom to create 800 series speakers
from their diamond revolution to adapting kevlar, 800 series pioneering technology filters down through every range of speakers and products at bowers and wilkins.
engineers at bowers and wilkins given freedom to create 800 series speakers
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bowers and wilkins ‘800 series’ is their source of innovation. from their diamond revolution to adapting kevlar, pioneering technologies filter down through every range of speakers and products. the result behind seven years with a complete range, meeting requirements with more accuracy, better imaging for more precise stereo picture and above all, maximum sound pressure levels without distortion. the speakers are made possible by the skills in wood handling developed by bowers and wilkins.
almost every component in the ‘800 series’ are different
with techniques including the kind of steaming bending of wood used for generations in the construction of everything from ships to fine furniture, it was possible to make cabinets combining striking looks with rigidity, not to mention greatly enhanced acoustic properties. as a result, the ‘800 series’ models provide a successional adoption as monitors for recording and all stages of music production
the series is available in different colors and shades
all the cones are made with continuum kevlar
the most compact headed model bowers and wilkins has ever made
bowers and wilkins are industry studio standard
the unibody top diamond dome tweeter
the wood is shaped using traditional steam bending techniques
the speakers are hand finished
each speaker is modeled and pressed
the cones on the assembly line
