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The Bowers & Wilkins 804 D3 is a high-performance 3-way floorstanding loudspeaker known for its transparent sound and sleek, traditional design. Though it has been succeeded by the D4 series, it remains a highly regarded model in the used audiophile market.

Key Technical Specifications

The 804 D3 features advanced driver technology borrowed from the 800 Series Diamond range:

Tweeter: 1x 25mm (1 inch) Diamond Dome high-frequency unit in a solid aluminium housing.

Midrange: 1x 130mm (5 inch) Continuum cone FST midrange for precise voice and instrument delivery.

Bass: 2x 165mm (6.5 inch) Aerofoil cone bass units designed for stiffness without added mass.

Frequency Range: 20Hz to 35kHz (-6dB).

Sensitivity: 89dB SPL.

Recommended Power: 50W – 200W into 8Ω.

Dimensions: 1019mm (H) x 238mm (W) x 345mm (D).

Weight: 33kg (73 lbs) each.





Sonic Character and Performance

Clarity and Transparency: Reviewers praise the 804 D3 for its incredible acoustic transparency and detailed treble.

Room Sensitivity: While it has a smaller footprint, the bass can sound boomy in very small rooms, making it important to match the speaker to your environment.

Tonality: Some users find the diamond tweeter to be slightly bright or "tiring" depending on personal preference and room acoustics.

Power Requirements: These speakers benefit significantly from high-quality, high-power amplification to reach their full potential. [


The Bowers & Wilkins 804 D3 is widely reviewed as a "super revealing" speaker that excels in transparency and instrument separation, though it polarizes audiophiles with its signature bright top end. [1, 2, 3, 4]

Sound Performance Summary

High-Frequency Detail: The Diamond Tweeter is lauded for its "sizzling" clarity and fine detail. However, many reviewers describe it as bright or "tiring," which can lead to listening fatigue during long sessions if not paired with the right electronics.

Midrange Clarity: Thanks to the Continuum cone, the midrange is exceptionally transparent, making it one of the best speakers for hearing the distinct textures of drums and vocals.

Bass Response: The bass is described as tight and controlled rather than overwhelming. While it can go deep (down to ~20Hz), some owners find it lacks the physical "slam" found in larger 800-series models or competitors.

Incredible Detail: Extracts nuances from recordings you might otherwise miss.Potential Fatigue: The elevated treble response isn't for everyone and may sound "harsh" to some.Superb Imaging: Creates a deep, precise soundstage that realistically positions performers.Room Sensitivity: In small rooms, the bass can become "boomy" or muddy.Build Quality: Renowned for its "sexy" aesthetic and flawless manufacturing.