*Rare* Bowers and Wilkins High-end speaker Very good condition.Pair of B&W Matrix Concept 90 CM1and CM2 All original grills in excellent shape, original black paint 3 Way design with lower Bass cabinets and upper TM monitor CM2 floor-standing speakers and CM1 monitor dimensions 955x 162 wide x211 deep1 Solid Aluminum Upper cabinet CM1 Monitor 26mm tweeter 126mm Kevlar cone midrange 2 x 130mm bass drivers 48-20 kHz at +-1.5 dB 85 dB sensitivity 28 lbs each 50 to 200 Watts Circuit Protection System -6 db at 36 Hz All grills are included in excellent conditionI prefer Local pickup but will ship at buyers cost Original black paint They do have dings and scratches but I was able to cover them with a Black Sharpie and you will only notice up close. Pared with a sub (not needed) these are giant killers. Easily comparable to modern $2000+ plus speakers If seller chooses shipping Item will be shipped to your verified eBay/PayPal address ONLY. Please do not ask to have it shipped to a different address. Local pickup possible Salt Lake City, Utah Thanks for looking and please feel free asking any questions.Forum review: I found the speakers to be very open and airy. Excellent soundstage and depth. The image height could be a bit more focus but its not bad. Like most B&W, the sound seems to come out effortlessly. I play everything from classical to jazz to hard rock and really heavy metal. I think they work well up to really heavy metal. I liked the metal dome tweeters a lot. While they reproduced good sibiliance they arent too hot and sizzly. The mids were nice but not too warm. I was comparing them to a set of Linn Kabers back then and I found the Linns too dry and sterile (tho very accurate). The matrix system offered a tight sound...snare drum damping was good... didnt seem to have leftover harmonics or artifacts. I played the Sheffield Drum Record and loved it. I recall my brother mentioning he liked the high-mids better than his original 801s. Bass-wise, it was more than adequate. They seem to roll off at 80Hz. However, being rear firing, if you move the speakers around, the bass will improve somewhat. I have mine only a foot away from the way and, iirc, they sounded better about 2 feet away.

*Rare* Bowers and Wilkins High-end speaker Very good condition.Pair of B&W Matrix Concept 90 CM1and CM2- CM2 floor-standing speakers and CM1 monitor dimensions 955x 162 wide x211 deep1 Aluminum Upper CM1 Monitor cabinet 26mm tweeter 126mm Kevlar cone midrange 2 x 130mm bass drivers 48-20 kHz at +-1.5 dB 85 dB sensitivity 28 lbs each 50 to 200 Watts Circuit Protection System -6 db at 36 Hz All grills are included in excellent conditionI prefer Local pickup but will ship at buyers cost Original black paint They do have dings and scratches but I was able to cover them with a Black Sharpie and you will only noticeable if you are standing very close. Pared with a sub (Not needed) these would are giant killers. Easily comparable to modern $2000+ plus speakers If seller chooses shipping Item will be shipped to your verified eBay/PayPal address ONLY. Please do not ask to have it shipped to a different address. Local pickup possible Salt Lake City, Utah Thanks for looking and please feel free asking any questions.Forum review: I found the speakers to be very open and airy. Excellent soundstage and depth. The image height could be a bit more focus but its not bad. Like most B&W, the sound seems to come out effortlessly. I play everything from classical to jazz to hard rock and really heavy metal. I think they work well up to really heavy metal. I liked the metal dome tweeters a lot. While they reproduced good sibiliance they arent too hot and sizzly. The mids were nice but not too warm. I was comparing them to a set of Linn Kabers back then and I found the Linns too dry and sterile (tho very accurate). The matrix system offered a tight sound...snare drum damping was good... didnt seem to have leftover harmonics or artifacts. I played the Sheffield Drum Record and loved it. I recall my brother mentioning he liked the high-mids better than his original 801s. Bass-wise, it was more than adequate. They seem to roll off at 80Hz. However, being rear firing, if you move the speakers around, the bass will improve somewhat. I have mine only a foot away from the way and, iirc, they sounded better about 2 feet away.