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I am certian that B&W did a very good job of developing their once flagship speaker

But even real world crossovers have overlap. IIRC the 801 II's used 4LR crossovers, but even these have some overlap.

B&Ws are also regarded by some listeners as over-bright and edgy.

If you have more time with both speakers, try some of Tony Faulkner's recordings. Hyperion label has quite a few. He almost always uses a simple pair sometimes adding a few spots.

Listen and then listen again to interplay, expression and pitch. Timing is an aspect of all that.

That you are happy with the bass response of the 63s in your room cf. the 801 IIs, famous for deep bass down to 20 hz, is an indication that you should keep them!









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