700 S3 Signature Series, in-depth with Bowers & Wilkins

Audiograde Editor Andrew Simpson sits down with Bowers & Wilkins Director of Product Marketing & Communications Andy Kerr to hear about exactly what's gone into to its new 700 S3 Signature Series loudspeakers

[@charliegrech2026]

Man I wish I could afford these. The blues so good. Any millionaires want to help me out ? :)

[@dumitrustoian3600]

Beautiful speakers,good sound but too much money for Made in China speakers

[@bass4life294]

Sad Bowers and Wilkins doesn’t let people review their speakers...

[@AudiogradeUK]

Hi there, thanks for your comment. Bowers very much allows speaker reviews. We reviewed the 703 (on Audiograde.uk) and will be reviewing the new range soon

[@zergbong]

the problem with marketing is that it doesn't mean much. if they had a frequency, distortion and dispersion graphs that might convince me it is a decent speaker.

[@Audfile]

I mean, if you're so interested in these? Why not find some owners and ask them? Go to a store and listen to them? Or are you one of these budget noob audiophiles who think graphs are everything?

[@mohammedsharokhan8097]

@@Audfile graphs are very important to the engineers & audiophiles the problem is we like what we like & despite all others (audiophiles= football fans)

[@Audfile]

@mohammedsharokhan8097 the whole point. Not every speaker needs to measure the same way. You have to think the engineers know what they are doing and if they have achieved a sound that people *LOVE* despite the measurements, then let it roll. Plenty of flat speakers for the *everything must be perfectly flat for me to enjoy music* crowd. I mean, look at Klipsch Heritage, Cornwall, Horns, etc. They measure like shit, but wealthy audiophiles who have experience, mind you, LOVE THEM.