Classic B&W Bookshelf Speakers DM601
$445.00
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Classic Bowers & Wilkins Bookshelf Speakers
The DM601 is an attractive bookshelf speaker finished in Black Ash with a signal-to-noise ratio of 88 dB. It has a double skinned baffle construction and uses extra internal bracing for reduced coloration and clearer sound and boasts a frequency response ranging from 60 Hz to 22 kHz. The DM601 Speaker uses a 6.5” woven Kevlar cone bass driver and a 1” Nautilus tube-loaded metal dome tweeter to ensure that both highs and lows are reproduced without any distortion.
Key Features
Construction 2-Way vented-box system
Drive units: 1 x 25mm metal dome high-frequency | 1 x 165mm Kevlar® cone bass / midrange
Technical Details
Power Handling 25W –100W into 8 ohms
Frequency Response 70Hz – 20kHz ± 3dB on reference axis
Impedance 8 ohms (minimum 4.2 ohms)
Dimension: 204 x 356 x 244 mm (Width x Height x Depth), Width 8 in. Depth 9.6 in. Height 14 in. Weight: 6.1 kg
Asking $445.
| Weight | 26.9 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 24 × 27.2 × 36 in |
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