- What is the difference between the 606 S3 and 607 S3?
- The 606 S3 is the larger standmount with a bigger woofer and deeper bass. The 607 S3 is smaller and lighter on low end, better suited to surrounds or small rooms.
- Do I need stands for the 606 S3?
- Yes for best results. The 606 S3 is designed as a standmount, and putting it on a solid stand at ear height gets the most from its imaging. The 607 S3 can go on a shelf or wall bracket.
- Can I use this package for home cinema?
- Yes. The 606 S3 pair works as front left and right, and the 607 S3 pair works as surrounds. Add the matching center channel and a subwoofer for a full 5.1 setup.
- Do these speakers need a subwoofer?
- In most rooms, yes for full-range sound. The 606 S3 has usable bass but rolls off early, and the 607 S3 needs a subwoofer for anything below midbass.
- What amplifier power do they need?
- They are rated up to 120 W and are reasonably sensitive, so a quality 50 to 100 W per channel integrated amp is enough. Clean power matters more than a high wattage number.
- Is the package worth it over buying one pair?
- If you want a matched stereo or surround setup from one line, yes. If you only need two speakers, the 606 S3 pair alone covers most stereo listening.
- Where is the Bowers & Wilkins 606 & 607 S3 speaker package cheapest?
- At B&H Photo-Video-Audio, for $1,100.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Bowers & Wilkins 606 & 607 S3 speaker package?
- 4 stores we checked sell it, including Crutchfield, B&H Photo-Video-Audio, ListenUp, eBay.