B&W 685 Speakers in Red Cherry Photo 94220 US Audio Mart

B W 685. B&W 685 Speakers in Red Cherry Photo 94220 US Audio Mart For both models, the sensitivity is 87dB/2.83V/m, the crossover frequency is 4kHz, and the frequency response is 45Hz-50kHz, -6dB; the 685 S2's frequency response "on. The B&W 685 S2 is a tweaked-up version of what was already an excellent-sounding speaker, and though the US price has increased a little ($50, though more in other territories), the improvements.

The temptation with the 685 is to pair it with budget components and they really shine with better stuff. The 685 has a stated frequency response of 49Hz-22kHz, so while its ported box design provides surprising bass response and depth, you'll likely need a sub to.

B&W 685 monitor speakers with matching stand Photo 259595 Canuck

The 685 has a stated frequency response of 49Hz-22kHz, so while its ported box design provides surprising bass response and depth, you'll likely need a sub to. However, there's an undeniable discrepancy in character between the high frequencies served up by the metal-dome tweeter and the rest of the frequency range; the slightest suggestion that treble sounds were recorded in a different environment to the rest. The company's press release proclaims the 685 to be "the very best value bookshelf Bowers & Wilkins has ever made."

Pair of B&W 685 speakers with matching B&W stands (mint condition. B&W 685 S2 vs Polk Audio Signature Series S20; B&W 685 S2 vs Acoustic Energy AE1; B&W 685 S2 vs Dynaudio Special Forty; B&W 685 S2 vs Klipsch R-625FA; B&W 685 S2 vs Bose 601 Series II; Disclaimer: The data and facts on this website are provided on "as is, as available basis" without warranty of. I like B&W speakers and for the outlay I like the 685

B&W 685 Bookshelf Speakers in Factory Box The Music Room. • Limited low-end - Although the bass is tight and detailed, some listeners may find it a bit limited. The 685 has a stated frequency response of 49Hz-22kHz, so while its ported box design provides surprising bass response and depth, you'll likely need a sub to.