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RE: B&W D-4

Posted by audioaddictNY on May 6, 2017 at 14:56:51:

Hi Steve, thanks do much for your input.
I uploaded a photo and I did some research.
They can keep their Harbeth's and Spendor's, these are the original design!
These only need about 20 watts to sound great. if that.
They also have a Supertweeter as you can see.

When I placed the Verastarr Power cord on the amp bass is amazing as well as imaging.

Take a look they are indeed pristine.