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B&W CM7
$2,000.00
Released October, 2008
The Pros:Retro styling. Sound realism. Build Quality.
The Cons:Try and place a little further away from walls to get even better bass. Port bungs need to be a little tighter - if you use the bungs that is. Very revealing - sometimes you might hear things you don't like.
The B&W CM7 is a 3-way floorstanding speaker from B&W's CM Series that can handle up to 150 watts of power. The speaker features a 1" Nautilus tube loaded aluminum dome tweeter, 5" woven Kevlar cone FST midrange, and a 6.5" paper Kevlar cone bass driver to provide a frequency response of 62Hz - 22kHz.
It is designed with high quality components and includes B&W's Flowport technology which minimizes turbulence to produce crisp sound. The CM7 is available in real wood veneer finishes of Wenge or Rosenut and also in a glossy black painted finish to match household decor. It comes with a black cloth grille that attaches magnetically for a clean look and has a price tag of $2000 per pair.
Specs
- 3-way vented box system
- 1" Nautilus tube loaded aluminum dome tweeter
- 5" woven Kevlar cone FST midrange
- 6.5" paper/Kevlar cone bass
- Flowport technology
- Frequency Response: 62Hz - 22kHz
- Impedance: 8 ohms
- Crossover Frequencies: 350Hz, 4kHz
- Power Handling: 30W - 150W
- Dimensions: 35.8"H x 7.9"W x 11.8"D
- Weight: 11.5kg
- Finishes: Wenge or Rosenut Real Wood Veneer; Gloss Black Painted
- Black Cloth Grille
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Simple crossover- Detailed and fast
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Fantastic highs, mids and lower dynamics
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Not a bad price - Worth the extra wonga over eg. Monitor Audio BR5/RS6
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Will fit in with HiFi or Home Cinema system
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Very balanced & natural sound
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Try and place a little further away from walls to get even better bass
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Port bungs need to be a little tighter - if you use the bungs that is
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Very revealing - sometimes you might hear things you don't like.
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