Bowers & Wilkins 800 Series

The Bowers and Wilkins D3 Diamond Series feature new midrange and bass drivers with proprietary composites, revamped tweeter assembly, and a new enclosure to reduce resonance and improve performance.

The 800 Series from Bowers & Wilkins has for a long time been the weapon of utter perfection and choice for some of the world's most demanding sound engineers – because monitoring what exactly you are making in a recording studio is crucial. You want...

Featuring diamond tweeters (hence the name), B&W's studio-grade 800 Diamond speakers have been repriced, thanks to the strength of the Aussie dollar.

The Audiophiliac checks out two new speakers from the radically revised Bowers & Wilkins 800 Series Diamond lineup.

For $20,000 per pair, you get an awful lot of the performance of the Bowers & Wilkins 800 D4 speakers in a pretty and more slender form factor that fits more easily into more listening room. I got a chance to fly to Boston a few years ago to experience...

Bowers & Wilkins has updated its flagship 800 Series Diamond range of loudspeakers. The fourth generation series — aka "D4" — have a new cabinet design, a new suspension system, and a redesigned housing for the tweeter, all of which are meant to...

Before we hand out our Editors Choice, Best Value and Product of the Year Awards for 2021, here's a summary of the winners of our Reviewers Choice Award for 2021. These are the products that received a formal review in the pages of Part-Time Audiophile...

The world-famous high-end speaker brand Bowers and Wilkins earned its reputation through decades of research and development, releasing numerous seminal speaker models that introduced concepts such as housing the tweeter in a separate enclosure. Today,...

Overture continued the B&W theme in their second room at CAF 2021, this time pairing the B&W 801D4 Speakers ($35,000/pair) with amplification from McIntosh Labs. Pictured up top are the massive 180 lb. a piece McIntosh MC901 Monoblock Amplifiers...

The 801 D4 Diamond is the latest salvo from Bowers & Wilkins. Now in its seventh generation, the 800 Series has been a fixture in recording studios such as Abbey Road and Skywalker Sound and is arguably the world's most celebrated monitor.