Esteemed Members
I can already see a number of you getting your flamethrowers ready:lol:, but what I meant with this provocative title (and believe me that is far from what I intend) is that I did a review for Soundstage.com back in May '07 on the B&W CM1, and was recently informed that it was the most read loudspeaker review in the 15 year History of the Soundstage Network - also referred to by Randall Smith in his review of the 684 here:
SoundStage! Equipment Review - B&W 684 Loudspeakers (2/2010)
This IMHO is very interesting as Soundstage with a worldwide audience has access to mega buck (read $20k - $50k) speakers which they do review periodically and yet the review of a $900 speaker has the highest number of hits - hence the wording of my title
. I still have my N805 speakers which I refuse to part with because I have yet to find another (xcept maybe the 805s) which can replace it.
(BTW I am not affliated with B&W)
Cheers
Sid
I can already see a number of you getting your flamethrowers ready:lol:, but what I meant with this provocative title (and believe me that is far from what I intend) is that I did a review for Soundstage.com back in May '07 on the B&W CM1, and was recently informed that it was the most read loudspeaker review in the 15 year History of the Soundstage Network - also referred to by Randall Smith in his review of the 684 here:
SoundStage! Equipment Review - B&W 684 Loudspeakers (2/2010)
This IMHO is very interesting as Soundstage with a worldwide audience has access to mega buck (read $20k - $50k) speakers which they do review periodically and yet the review of a $900 speaker has the highest number of hits - hence the wording of my title

(BTW I am not affliated with B&W)
Cheers
Sid