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Kobus
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Hi,
I recently purchased a 1 year old pair of B&W 803's. The price I paid was about the same as what a new pair of 703's would have cost. As the 803 is the "old" nautilus technology and the 703 employ later technology, was it a good buy.
1. Are the 803 that much better than the 703 ?.
2. Considering that for now the "best" amp I can afford/justify is a pioneer ax5ai, did I buy to "big" a speaker ?.
3. A little unrelated, but can I later ad poweramps to the pioneer?. Is it best to take the plunge now (NO) for a pre/power setup, and if I could ad poweramps to the pioneer, what is the benefit of a seperate processor?.
Thank you all
Kobus
I recently purchased a 1 year old pair of B&W 803's. The price I paid was about the same as what a new pair of 703's would have cost. As the 803 is the "old" nautilus technology and the 703 employ later technology, was it a good buy.
1. Are the 803 that much better than the 703 ?.
2. Considering that for now the "best" amp I can afford/justify is a pioneer ax5ai, did I buy to "big" a speaker ?.
3. A little unrelated, but can I later ad poweramps to the pioneer?. Is it best to take the plunge now (NO) for a pre/power setup, and if I could ad poweramps to the pioneer, what is the benefit of a seperate processor?.
Thank you all
Kobus