B&W 706 S2 vs Wharfedale Diamond 220

We have a video on the evo 300 that you can check out and that will inform you about most of the product range and then in the slightly more entry, sl...

If you have $190 to spend on those used speakers with no warranty (I don’t care what the seller claims, if they have no warranty then you should think of them as used) then you are ten bucks away from affording a pair of Wharfedale Diamond 220’s. I would choose those, no question. They’ll have a sound that’s more neutral, probably a bit toward the warm side of neutral, which for most people’s ears is a better bet. I would also probably choose the Wharfedales over the Elacs others have posted here

The natural sound I sought returned, and the 705's bass response was more at ease in my testing room. Even if you have a small space it's worth saving up for the $2,500 705 speakers (that price converts to about £1,920 or AU$3,130). They crushed both the Elac and the 707, making me anxious to see how well the new Elac Adante AS-61GB will perform at the same price. It should be a very interesting match-up

com/products/diamond-11-0-bookshelf-speakers#). What you'll find is that they will need help in the low end because their frequency response is 75hz to 20kHz, so it means a sub..