Bowers & Wilkins’ New Signature Speakers Look Back on the Brand’s Heritage
Introducing three new models to the lineup.
It’s not often Bowers & Wilkins introduces a new model to its Signature lineup, making the release of its new batch of speakers a milestone for the long-running brand.
The British audio purveyor has launched its 702 S3 Signature, 705 S3 Signature and HTM71 S3 Signature speakers.
The 702 S3 Signature is a floor-standing speaker with three speakers, building on the capabilities of the original model. It’s the most powerful of the bunch, albeit the most expensive at $9,000 USD. Carbon dome tweeters are housed within aluminum domes stacked vertically in a set of four.
For a more pared-down model, the $4,500 USD 705 S3 Signature is still powerful but better suited for a living room. Improved speaker terminals, capacitors and resistors give way to an open sound alongside a new tweeter grill design. A boxy look adds a flair of modernism to the model.
The $3,300 USD HTM71 S3 Signature, meanwhile, is perfectly sized to sit on top of an entertainment console or shelf. The edition maintains the same vintage-inspired design as the other two in a horizontal orientation with three speakers.
Bowers & Wilkins has built its name not only on superior audio quality but also a particular look. With its latest release, the brand keeps it classic and sophisticated, even while introducing technological advancements.
Available in “Midnight Blue Metallic” and “Datuk Gloss” finishes, the 700 S3 Signature series is available on the Bowers & Wilkins website.
