CWM7.4 S2
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CWM7.4 S2

The CWM7.4 S2 is a 2.5-way in-wall loudspeaker from the Bowers & Wilkins Reference series. It is intended for home theater installations, where it can serve as a left, right or center channel.

  • 2.5-way in-wall speaker, Reference series
  • Suited to left, right or center home theater channels
  • 25mm (1in) Carbon Dome tweeter
  • Two 100mm (4in) Continuum cone midrange drivers
  • Two 100mm (4in) Aramid Fibre/Paper bass drivers
  • Available in White
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Description

The CWM7.4 S2 is an in-wall speaker in the Reference series, built as a 2.5-way design. It is positioned for home theater systems and can be used as a left, right or center channel, so one model can cover the front stage of a built-in setup.

The driver complement is a 25mm (1in) Carbon Dome tweeter, two 100mm (4in) Continuum cone midrange drivers and two 100mm (4in) bass drivers made from Aramid Fibre and paper. Together these five drive units cover the full range of the speaker.

The speaker is offered in White and is listed in New condition. A manual, an info sheet and a dimensional drawing are available for it, which helps with installation planning. The maker also points buyers to custom installation specialists for bespoke projects.

Spécifications

Marque
Bowers & Wilkins
Modèle
CWM7.4 S2
Catégorie
Hi-Fi et audio maison › Enceintes

General

Type
2.5-way in-wall speaker
Series
Reference
Intended use
Left, right or center home theater channels
Finish
White
Condition
New

Drive units

Tweeter
1x ø25mm (1in) Carbon Dome
Midrange drivers
2x ø100mm (4in) Continuum cone
Bass drivers
2x ø100mm (4in) Aramid Fibre/Paper

Documentation

Available documents
Manual, Info Sheet, Drawing

Documents

PDF Mode d’emploiPDF · du fabricant

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