B&w 805s

[jdandy]

Originally Posted by TommyC

A close up view.

Oh, look! A kerioki mic.

[PHC1]

Originally Posted by jdandy

Oh, look! A karoke mic.

Strange, it doesn't seem to budge. Let me pull a little harder... yep, there it goes! Now, how do you work this karaoke machine?

[jdandy]

Originally Posted by PHC1

Strange, it doesn't seem to budge. Let me pull a little harder... yep, there it goes! Now, how do you work this karaoke machine?

Exactly!

[jdandy]

Hey. Can I get another drink before I sing?

[TommyC]

Haha, you guys are funny.

[crytklmass]

Yep, that's how mine got broke. great microphone..

[jdandy]

crytklmass.......Just poking fun at Tommy, but I thought of your electrician when I posted. What a jackass. Is is fixed yet?

[crytklmass]

It's getting fixed this week. Tommy I currently use SCM1's for rear speakers and sometimes 5.1 music. I've been real curious about the 805's. Have you ever compared them to the SCM1's and if so what are your thoughts? opinions? My sales person has a pair for sale. Not sure if I would replace the SCM1's or keep them for 7.1 music and movies. Just wondering how much better the 805's sound. They sound great for the size as book shelves or smaller fronts. "Keep those microphones on and karaoke singers away"

[schaefer11]

Originally Posted by TommyC

Yes, B&W is one of the better looking speakers. High WAF compared to many other speakers. I almost upgraded to the 802D if it weren't for the Guarneri Memento.

I had some little 601's once doing home theater duty, but never pursued the higher end models because my wife doesn't like speakers "that are staring back at her with a big eyeball" such as the tweeter on the 805's.

[olddog]

Originally Posted by TommyC

Tube goes really well with B&W. Since the 805s don't have huge drivers, you should be fine with a tube setup (what is the wattage like on the YAQIN?) if you don't listen too loud.

Thanks for the response. The specs on the Yaquin are follows.
output power:
≥52W×2（8Ω）

load impedance:
8Ω or 4Ω

Lose true degree:
≤2%(40W)

The power comsumption of power source:
220W

requency response:
20Hz---60KHz

signal inputs level:
≤300mv (±1.5dB10W）

SNR:
≥85dB(A weight)

Valve:
EL34B×4 6N1×4

Input Power Voltage:
AC110V/220V　60Hz/50Hz (110V version will take 3-14 work days to order)

Dimensions:
479mm x 310mm x 180mm

Weight:
23 kg

Thanks again