I have a pair of these, and I absolutely love them. Of course, I had to sell my house and children in order to afford them, and there’s was no money left to buy amps or speaker cables, but they look wonderful in my cardboard box home by the river.
It's a wonderful story, I've wanted a pair of these since I first read about them in my youth. Still hoping to at least hear a pair! Bravo Bowers & Wilkins for birthing the legend, and keeping it alive!
I remember when they arrived. I was in my teens and super interested in Hi-Fi, and they looked magical. I could never afford them of course, and haven't even seen them in real life.
About 15 years ago I was fortunate enough to visit the factory and demo centre in Worthing. Seeing and hearing these iconic speakers was a dream come true. They where £55k a pair plus you would need a further £20k worth of classA amps to power them correctly. Most people talk about buying a house or fancy car when they win the lottery. Those people lack vision. I would have a pair of these beautiful speakers. And a pair of Diamond 802’s (as used in Abbey Road, and technically possibly the best speaker ever made) That visit was one of the best days of my life.
My first speakers where B&W, since then I upgraded every few years and still very loyal to the brand. I saw the nautilus from introduction in magazines and was fascinated from the first moment. Many years later at a B&W show at a respected dealer I attended a show where the new 800D3 where demonstrated….alongside the nautilus, all equipment was Classe with 8! monoblocks etc. I have to admit that I was a bit underwhelmed hearing them after the 802D3 demo (on 2 monoblocks). But there is something about the nautilus and its just wonderfull ❤.
The Nautilus and Silver Signature were the two most legendary speakers B&W had ever created. Sadly the Silver Signature is no longer available. How about a new Silver Signature with Diamond and Continuum?
I wish it was a new product. Increasing the size of the woofer stabilizes the sound and makes it more attractive. 新製品だったら良かった。ウーファーを大型化すれば音が安定し、より魅力的になる。
Every time I see these speakers, I do a Wayne's World and say They will be mine...Oh yes they will be mine. They'd beat the crap out of my B&W DM 603's (series 1) I'd love to go B&W and demo them, but they'd have to play some Metal, especially some Motörhead and some Pantera.
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I have a pair of these, and I absolutely love them. Of course, I had to sell my house and children in order to afford them, and there’s was no money left to buy amps or speaker cables, but they look wonderful in my cardboard box home by the river.
It's a wonderful story, I've wanted a pair of these since I first read about them in my youth. Still hoping to at least hear a pair! Bravo Bowers & Wilkins for birthing the legend, and keeping it alive!
I remember when they arrived. I was in my teens and super interested in Hi-Fi, and they looked magical. I could never afford them of course, and haven't even seen them in real life.
Never stop making the Nautilus. It's the Corcorde of loudspeakers.
About 15 years ago I was fortunate enough to visit the factory and demo centre in Worthing. Seeing and hearing these iconic speakers was a dream come true. They where £55k a pair plus you would need a further £20k worth of classA amps to power them correctly.
Most people talk about buying a house or fancy car when they win the lottery. Those people lack vision. I would have a pair of these beautiful speakers. And a pair of Diamond 802’s (as used in Abbey Road, and technically possibly the best speaker ever made)
That visit was one of the best days of my life.
My first speakers where B&W, since then I upgraded every few years and still very loyal to the brand. I saw the nautilus from introduction in magazines and was fascinated from the first moment. Many years later at a B&W show at a respected dealer I attended a show where the new 800D3 where demonstrated….alongside the nautilus, all equipment was Classe with 8! monoblocks etc. I have to admit that I was a bit underwhelmed hearing them after the 802D3 demo (on 2 monoblocks). But there is something about the nautilus and its just wonderfull ❤.
Well done to all involved.
Congratulaitons, you are really great team,I love your products. From Türkiye with Love ;)
if they sound as good as this video looks they must be amazing.
One day I will own a pair 🤞
Congratulations🎉🎉🎉🎉
"A labour of love" yep, as soon as you stray from the classic speaker box shape it's an absolute nightmare to build! 😅
Could you please make a "PAUPERTILUS" model for us poor folks?
The Nautilus and Silver Signature were the two most legendary speakers B&W had ever created. Sadly the Silver Signature is no longer available. How about a new Silver Signature with Diamond and Continuum?
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My Dream ❤
Maravilhoso.
Lawrence dickie .... ive followed his work for 30 years
Just making it expensive and defining it like a poem makes it expensive
Laurence of Nautilia there too.
I wish it was a new product. Increasing the size of the woofer stabilizes the sound and makes it more attractive. 新製品だったら良かった。ウーファーを大型化すれば音が安定し、より魅力的になる。
Schon mein ganzes Leben bewundere ich diese Lautsprecher..... ach wie gerne hätte ich ein paar.......Leider reichte mein Geld nur für die tollen 801d.
Every time I see these speakers, I do a Wayne's World and say They will be mine...Oh yes they will be mine. They'd beat the crap out of my B&W DM 603's (series 1) I'd love to go B&W and demo them, but they'd have to play some Metal, especially some Motörhead and some Pantera.
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Nádhera
Snobism.
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