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Bowers & Wilkins Matrix 804 Floorstanding Speakers – Black Ash
A consecutively serial-numbered pair from B&W’s Matrix era, 1991 to 1998 — the generation that filled its cabinets with an internal lattice instead of building a plain box, so the panels add as little of their own as possible. A 6.5-inch woven Kevlar midrange and a 6.5-inch Cobex bass driver sit beneath a 26 mm metal dome, reaching down to 39 Hz. Black ash, Very Good condition, fitted here with handmade Radique Audio bi-wire bridges.
B&W DM604 S1 Kevlar Tower Speakers – Made in England
The Award-Winning B&W 606 S3 Stand-Mount Speakers — White
Bowers & Wilkins CM4 Tower Speakers – Rosenut, Made in England
Bowers & Wilkins DM220 3-Way Floorstanding Speakers — Black Ash
Two 200 mm composite fibre cones and a 26 mm polyamide soft dome in a sealed cabinet, crossed at 500 Hz and 3 kHz. Sealed loading gives tight, controlled bass and placement you can actually work with, and at 90 dB into 8 ohms anything from 10 to 100 watts will drive them. Made in England, finished in Black Ash vinyl. Very good condition.
Bowers & Wilkins HTM62 2-Way Centre Channel Speaker — Red Cherry
Bowers & Wilkins WM2 Outdoor Speakers, Pearl White, w/ Brackets
On an outdoor speaker the condition is the whole story — these are almost never retired for how they sound, but for sun turning a white cabinet chalky and yellow, freeze-thaw working at the seams, and grilles blooming with rust. Pearl White shows all of it more plainly than black would, and this pair grades Very Good, factory wall brackets included. B&W did not design a weatherproof box and then find a driver to fit it either: a 130 mm woven fibreglass cone crossed at 3.5 kHz to a 25 mm dome, the same material philosophy as their indoor speakers.