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Hi all
Just looking for info
Has anyone here ever owned
B&W DM 7 speakers. What do they sound like, I have the chance of an immaculate pair???
Thanks for any input
Steve...
Bigman80
16-10-2018, 05:49
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B&W DM7 Kenneth Grange classic
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Hi Oliver
I have looked at the link, good review plenty info but I'd like user's first hand impressions of them.
Cheers mate
Steve
Bigman80
16-10-2018, 06:23
Hi Oliver
I have looked at the link, good review plenty info but I'd like user's first hand impressions of them.
Cheers mate
SteveCan't help mate. I had a pair of 601 S3s (?) back in the day. Horrific things.
Lawrence001
17-10-2018, 06:24
I.always wanted to try a pair. They used to go for about £150 5 years ago but not now it seems.
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Cheers Lawrence
I saw a pair going really cheap in immaculate condition.
I'm having a problem with room acoustics and thought I'd give seald enclosures a try
Steve...
Pieoftheday
17-10-2018, 11:34
Can't help mate. I had a pair of 601 S3s (?) back in the day. Horrific things.
I had some 601 s3's, i thought they were great with a sony tafb940r
Bigman80
17-10-2018, 11:44
Might have been my all Sony system to be fair. I didn't really enjoy those speakers though.
I had some 601 s3's, i thought they were great with a sony tafb940r
If you take the plunge and subsequently find the tweeters not working, be aware there is a protection curcuit built in to the crossover to prevent over driving.
I understand the component/s can fail and cut out the driver.
B&W recommended simply bypassing the faulty curcuit and taking care with the watts.
Info is available on the tinterweb but I cannot recall the route.
P.S...his only effects the mk2....fuse protection in mk1.
Lawrence001
17-10-2018, 18:25
Cheers Lawrence
I saw a pair going really cheap in immaculate condition.
I'm having a problem with room acoustics and thought I'd give seald enclosures a try
Steve...If you don't like them I'll give them a whirl if they're cheap.
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VanDerGraaf
17-10-2018, 18:37
Cheers Lawrence
I saw a pair going really cheap in immaculate condition.
I'm having a problem with room acoustics and thought I'd give seald enclosures a try
Steve...
Sealed boxes....once you start enjoying them and their inherent qualities, it is difficult to enjoy traditional ported designs. Placement stops being as big an issue. Consistency in the low end is another big bonus...
I am going to give up my DM7. Too many speakers to sort out. I'm pretty sure they need the ferrofluid redone, as the treble is somewhat reticent. Lovely things though, and a bit of a design classic imo.
Bigman80
17-10-2018, 19:02
"Sealed boxes....once you start enjoying them and their inherent qualities, it is difficult to enjoy traditional ported designs. Placement stops being as big an issue. Consistency in the low end is another big bonus..."
Great post, I totally agree.
Thanks to all for the comments
I really think I'll giv em a go
Be silly not to for the money he's asking
Steve...
If you don't like them I'll give them a whirl if they're cheap.
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Hi Lawrence
These are really very clean
I'll give them a whirl and see how it goes
Steve
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