New Lineup of Monitor Audio Speakers Aims to Establish a New Standard in Entry-Level Audio Quality
**Monitor Audio Unveils Bronze Series 7G Speakers**
In the world of audio technology, Monitor Audio has recently unveiled its latest offering - the Bronze Series 7G. This range of speakers is designed for both two-channel listening and multi-channel systems, promising a notable performance upgrade over previous generations.
The Bronze Series 7G consists of five models: the Bronze 300 7G floorstanders, the Bronze 50 7G bookshelf, the Bronze Centre 7G, the Bronze On-Wall 7G, and the Bronze AMS 7G Dolby Atmos-enabled speakers.
Pricing for the Bronze 7G line, effective from July 2025, is approximately: - Bronze 300 7G floorstanders: £1,000 per pair - Bronze 50 7G bookshelf: £500 per pair - Bronze AMS 7G Atmos-enabled speakers: £450 to £550 per pair depending on retailer - Centre and on-wall speakers range from approx. £400 to £500 each
One of the standout features of the Bronze Series 7G is the new C-CAM tweeter. This tweeter promises crisp, ultra-realistic high frequencies, exceptional detail, and clarity. The new iteration of the C-CAM design has a larger voice coil and improved magnet configuration for reduced distortion and improved sensitivity, resulting in better midrange reproduction.
The Bronze AMS 7G speakers, equipped with Dolby Atmos capability, are two-way designs with sealed enclosures and a frequency response from 83 Hz to 30 kHz and sensitivity of 86 dB. These speakers deliver detailed high-frequency performance aided by features like the Uniform Dispersion Waveguide II and optimized venting for lower distortion and a wider soundstage.
In comparison, Bowers & Wilkins' 600 Series is known as an entry-level loudspeaker line offering solid performance, typically priced around £600 to £1,200 per pair depending on model and configuration, not including Dolby Atmos-specific models. The 600 Series emphasizes well-balanced sound with a reputation for clarity and neutrality but may lack some of the latest technological refinements found in the Bronze 7G.
The choice between the Monitor Audio Bronze 7G Series and the Bowers & Wilkins 600 Series depends on whether the user prioritizes cutting-edge Atmos integration and modern driver technology, or prefers classic, trusted neutrality with optional Atmos add-ons.
- The new Monitor Audio Bronze Series 7G showcases a notable performance upgrade, featuring five models designed for both two-channel and multi-channel systems.
- The Bronze 300 7G floorstanders, part of the line, are priced at £1,000 per pair, effective from July 2025.
- The Bronze AMS 7G Atmos-enabled speakers, available at £450 to £550 per pair, boast a new C-CAM tweeter for crisp, ultra-realistic high frequencies.
- Centre and on-wall speakers in the Bronze 7G series range from approximately £400 to £500 each.
- In comparison, Bowers & Wilkins' 600 Series, an entry-level loudspeaker line, is typically priced around £600 to £1,200 per pair and focuses on well-balanced sound with a reputation for clarity and neutrality.
- The choice between the Monitor Audio Bronze 7G Series and the Bowers & Wilkins 600 Series lies in prioritizing cutting-edge Atmos integration and modern driver technology or classic, trusted neutrality with optional Atmos add-ons.
- This news about the Monitor Audio Bronze Series 7G and its comparison to the Bowers & Wilkins 600 Series serves as a preview for the upcoming hi-fi, home-and-garden, lifestyle, and technology news.
