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B&W (Bowers & Wilkins) 9.1 MINT CONDITION Single Owner surround speaker package. Very light use system. This package is single owner package and pictures are all actual pictures of products you will receive. Very good client of mine moved back to England and couldn’t take these with them. Pristine environment there entire life. Includes Nautilus 805’s mint condition with stands Description: Two-way, stand-mounted, reflex-loaded dynamic loudspeaker. Drive-units: one 1 (25mm) metal-dome cooled tweeter, one 6.5 (165mm) woven-Kevlar bass/midrange cone with 1.24 (32mm) voice-coil. Crossover frequency: 3kHz. Crossover slopes: third-order Butterworth alignment with 49Hz cutoff. Frequency response: 49Hz-22kHz, ±3dB. Sensitivity: 88dB/W/m (2.83V). Nominal impedance: 8 ohms (minimum: 4.6 ohms). Amplifier requirements: 50W minimum, 120W maximum. Maximum recommended cable impedance: 0.2 ohms.Dimensions: 16.3 (415mm) H by 9.4 (238mm) W by 13.5 (344mm) D. Weight: 20 lbs (9kg).Finishes: black ash. Method2-way, 2-speaker, bass reflex system, bookshelf type, magnetic protection designUnitFor low band : 16.5 cm cone typeFor high-pass : 2.5 cm dome typeFrequency characteristic45 hz to 30 khz -6dB49 hz to 22 khz -3dBFrequency response56 Hz to 20 kHz ± 2 dBOutput sound pressure level88dB/2.83V/mNominal impedance8 ?Crossover frequency3kHzRecommended power amplifier output50W ~ 120W (at 8 ?)External dimensionsWidth 238x Height 415x Depth 344 mmWeight9kgSold separately : Speaker Stand N805ST (2 pcs 1 set, ¥ 100,000)External dimensionsWidth 278x Height 594x Depth 374 mmWeight8kg HTM2 Center mint condition no stand IntroductionB&W is well known for their high-end Nautilus speakers. Those $40,000 giants set standards that B&W was forced to compete with in their own lower lines. Recently the B&W Matrix series went through a complete product upgrade to more closely resemble the Nautilus titans. In fact, B&W renamed them as the Nautilus 800 series suggesting the quality put into this new line. The benefits of this upgrade are technological ideas adapted from the original Nautilus at a lower, more reasonable, price. Of course, there are always the bragging rights to owning those oversized sound shells.HTM2The HTM2 is the less expensive of the two center channel speakers in the Nautilus line, omitting two bass drivers and having a smaller cabinet than the HTM1. But practically speaking, from the standpoint of home theater, the disadvantages of having a limited low-end extension versus the cost of the product may be a reasonable tradeoff to many consumers. And after having spent some time with the HTM2, I cant image what more anyone could want out of a center channel speaker.Aesthetically, the HTM2 more closely resembles a work of art rather than a conventional speaker. With a high arched back, slim profile, rounded edges, and of course the tweeter on top, B&W has gotten far away from that black box template that many manufacturers are using today. Removing the grille reveals a bright yellow mid/bass driver with a 3.5 flared port opposite a silver B&W logo. On the back, the four shielded binding posts are of top quality, and, unlike B&Ws 600 series, they include special spade connectors for bi-wiring instead of the conventional gold plated jumpers. The HTM2 is a quality made speaker, from the research that went into designing it, to the acoustically dead housing that eliminates cabinet noise. The grille is solidly constructed with an MDF inner surround that curves outward and is covered with a tightly stretched, acoustically transparent cloth. Although there was little difference in the sound with the grille on or off, most of these tests were done without the grille, because the speaker just looks prettier that way.Technically, the driver array is very unique for a center channel speaker. Instead of the more common arrangement of Woofer-Tweeter-Woofer (MTM), the HTM2 has its single 6.5 woofer centered with the tweeter in a separate taper tube enclosure directly above. According to B&W, this is to assure that the output is both time aligned to the other drive units and is minimally affected by diffraction effects at the cabinets edges and is one of those stolen concepts from the Nautilus speakers. The results are better off-axis response and the elimination of internal reflections that are detrimental to sound.I set the unit on top of my Sony Trinitron TV and bi-wired it according to the manuals diagram. The binding posts are constructed with spades in mind, but they will accept banana plugs if you remove the small plugs that are there to begin with (European electrical code requires the plugs be there). Along with the high quality jumpers, B&W includes a cleaning cloth and a lab test that shows how much this speaker deviates from 0 dB reference standard. I suspect that most of the HTM2s graphs are as flat as the one I received. B&W also recommends a 15 hour break in time, so to be fair I put on some wideband pink noise and set the volume to 85 dB.The most important duty of any center channel speaker is to present dialogue accurately and therefore understandably. In a bad theater (home or otherwise) the dialogue blends in with the musical score and becomes hard to comprehend. Deep voices become bloated, treble sound is painful, and the seats left and right of center are dialogue-vacuums.The overall performance of the HTM2 is very accurate. Voices sounded smooth, which is critical for a center channel speaker, rather than chesty which usually muddies up male dialogue. David Duchovnys raspy voice from The X-Files DVD has the tendency to sound nasal, like he has a cold. Played through the HTM2, dialogue sounded clean, not overly heavy or boomy and most importantly, it was never harsh. The fast paced screaming between Mulder and Scully during the first few scenes was clear and understandable. Each syllable was definite without blending together. The speaker performed admirably, adding none of the usual bass that clumps up inferior speakers.Though the HTM2 does have its share of bass output, with a frequency response rating of -3 dB at 49 Hz, and usable bass output to 38 Hz, it could hold its own as a large (full range) speaker, although I would definitely suggest a good subwoofer to handle the lower octave.At the higher end of the frequency response, the treble was smooth, rolling off around 19 kHz to -3 dB at 22 kHz. The opening scene from The X-Files features an alien screech that needs to be startling but not painful. This scene has the tendency to hurt some ears at higher volume levels. I was expecting to hear some jagged treble as the HTM2 uses a metal tweeter, but to my surprise, the high end was very soft. The only sound heard was the alien, not the speaker construction. In fact I had a hard time detecting any distortion even at volume levels in excess of 100 dB.The off-axis response was the best I have ever heard, even from extreme wide positions. People sitting on the floor to the far right will hear the same thing as being heard from the sweet spot. And since some of us dont have the luxury of a professional installation, off-axis response is crucial to any amateur home theater presentation.On 5.1 channel music, the HTM2 had a wide-open soundstage, but not to say it sounded airy. The violins from Mozarts Symphony No 35 (EMI classics) were smooth rather than harsh. There was no audible sign of fatigue at high volume levels where the presentation remained constant. This speaker is the perfect match for DTS CDs where the wider frequency range can be fully experienced.Conclusion$1000 may be a lot to spend on a single speaker, but if youre looking for a center channel speaker at even half this price, you owe it to yourself to give the HTM2 a listen. Also, remember that the center channel is the most important, since it has most of the sound. The HTM2 will satisfy the most demanding soundtrack with ease and, because of its wide dynamic range, solid build, and accurate presentation, is a wonderful speaker at any budget. So even though it may be the little brother in a wide Nautilus range, with the Nautilus HTM2 on top of your television, you will easily have bragging rights in your neighborhood.Method2-way, 2-speaker, bass reflex system, center type, magnetic protection designUnitFor low band : 16.5 cm cone typeFor high-pass : 2.5 cm dome typeFrequency characteristic42 hz to 30 khz -6dB49 hz to 22 khz -3dBFrequency response56 Hz to 20 kHz ± 3 dbOutput sound pressure level88dB/2.83V/mNominal impedance8 ?Crossover frequency3kHzRecommended power amplifier output50W ~ 120W (at 8 ?)External dimensionsWidth 486x Height 277x Depth 287 mmWeight9.5kgSold separately : Speaker Stand NHTM-ST (1 unit, ¥ 70,000)External dimensionsWidth 521x Height 295x Depth 312 mmWeight13.3kg ASW600 Subwoofer very good condition, very very minor cosmetic with grill.Enclosure typeClosed BoxFrequency Response26 - 150 HzDriver250 mm (10 in.)InputsL&R, LFE, Speaker LevelAmplifier150 WPhase0/180Crossover Frequency40 - 180 HzWeight19.5 kg / 42.9 lbs.Dimensions (WxHxD)365 x 365 x 450 mm / 14.37 x 14.37 x 17.72 in. CCM817 In ceiling rear surround pair, mint operational condition but white color has yellowed. They are easily paintable same color as ceilingTechnical features:Audiophile quality speaker system30° angled drive unitsWoven Kevlar® cone mid/bass Description: 2-way in-ceiling speaker systemDrive units:1x ø25mm (1 in) Nautilus™ tube loaded aluminium dome tweeter1x ø180mm (7 in) Kevlar® cone bass/midrangeboth units angled at 30° Frequency range: -6dB at 40Hz and 50kHzFrequency response: 45Hz-22kHz ±3dB on reference axisSensitivity: 89dB spl (2.83V, 1m)Nominal Impedance: 8? (minimum 3.5?)Crossover: 3.5kHzRecommended Amp Power: 20W - 150W continuous into 8? on unclipped programme Frame size: Diameter: 271mm (10.7 in) x 242mm (8.5 In)Cutout size: Diameter: 234mm (9.2 in)Minimum Depth req: 102mm (4 in) from ceiling surfaceProtrusion: 63mm (2.5 In)Net weight: 2.6 kg (5.7lb)Finish: Semi-matte white suitable for customizing or pre-painting CCM65 In ceiling rear surround speaker pair. Mint Condition. Brand New. Never installed.Bowers & Wilkins CCM65 In-Ceiling SpeakersModelB&W CCM65Drive Units1x ø25mm (1 in) metal dome high-frequency 1x ø165mm (6.5 in) woven Kevlar® cone mid/bass Three-position treble contour switch Adjustable tilt tweeterRecomended Amp Power20W - 130WSensitivity89dB spl (2.83V, 1m)Impedance8? CCM50 In ceiling surround speaker pair. excellent condition but white color has yellowed. They are easily paintable same color as ceiling Iam originally listing as local pickup only due to size, weight , cost and condition. but could work out buyer paid shipping for right buyer. Message me for more info. Can also set up demo by appointment. Kevin, Leader TV
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Sie bieten hier auf ein gebrauchtes Ständerpaar für die B&W Formation FS Duo (NP 799€). Mit dabei zwei selbst gebaute Montageplatten für die 805 D4. Auf den Originalmontageplatten sind Rückstände von den Schaumgummisteifen die ich zur Dämpfung dazwischen geklebt hatte. Hinten habe ich zwei Aussparungen für die Kabelführung der 805er gemacht. Optischer Zustand siehe Bilder. Hier alles in der OVP schon ab 1,00€. Da es sich um einen Privatverkauf handelt erfolgt dieser unter Ausschluss jeglicher Sachmangelhaftung.
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