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Name: Bowers & Wilkins - 600 Series 6-1/2" Passive 2-Way Bookshelf Speakers (Pair) - Black
Brand: Bowers & Wilkins
SKU: 6290631
Price: 899.98 USD
Rating: 4.9 (82 reviews)

Bowers & Wilkins - 600 Series 6-1/2" Passive 2-Way Bookshelf Speakers (Pair) - Black

Model:: B&W 606 BLACK PAIR; |
SKU:: 6290631

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QuestionI own these and I'm wondering am I missing something or can I use bannana plugs on the speakers? If not what is the preferred or best method of connection?
Asked 5 years ago by Gguy.
- Answer You can use banana plugs. Due to EU regulations, the home for banana plug is plugged with a plastic cap. To remove this, unscrew the textured binding post but all of the way and you’ll see the plastic cap (red or black) sitting on top. This can be removed with a slim screwdriver, scissor or butterfly knife by wedging it under the lip of the plastic insert and it should pop right out.
  Answered 5 years ago by Bowers & Wilkins Team
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QuestionHow many watts
Asked 5 years ago by Angelo.
- Answer The recommended amplifier power is 30 watts to 120 watts.
  Answered 5 years ago by Bowers & Wilkins Team
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QuestionDo you think that NAD c352 with B&W 606 s2 AE is a good choice? Thanks.
Asked 4 years ago by Art.
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QuestionIs it okay to used a 140 watts per channel AV receiver to bower and Wilkins 606?
Asked 4 years ago by 2429.
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QuestionCan I safely screw into the side of 606s? About 2cm from the base and 10cm from the rear. Or can you recommend any wall-mount allowing an 8-degree tilt not requiring a screw? My side-clamp Sonora WB33Cs can't hold the weight/depth of the 606s.
Asked 4 years ago by Rob.
- Answer Better placed this on a strong shelf not so close to the wall or stand mount it. This is heavy and if you screw to the sides, well you might degrade its value.
  Answered 4 years ago by Mikelo
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QuestionFollowing up on a previous question...specifically on an amp, how will the 606's pair with a Yamaha RX-Z7?...as I recall it is rated at 140 watts per channel
Asked 5 years ago by dooley9806.
- Answer Initially, I hook this up to an old Yamaha Stereo Receiver 200 watts (100 watts per channel) . Sounds good but I cannot turn the volume too high on the Receiver, loud enough for small to medium size rooms. If you connect to your Yamaha just start at very low volume level then up just enough it can handle.
  Answered 4 years ago by Mikelo
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QuestionWith these speakers, I will need about 10 to 20 feet of wire. Should I use 16 gauge or 14 gauge pure copper wire? Which one would be better?
Asked 5 years ago by PJP.
- Answer This speaker can be bi wire or bi Amp. Ask a Magnolia tech at Best buy, they sure are knowledgeable and a nice good wire is preferable you'll hear it.
  Answered 4 years ago by Mikelo
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QuestionDo they come with stands?
Asked 5 years ago by Anonymous.
- Answer You can buy stands sold separately. Any brand model you prefer.
  Answered 4 years ago by Mikelo
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QuestionDo the 600 series bookshelf speakers have holes in the bottom so you can screw them down to the B&W speaker stands. I know the 700 series does as seen in picture attached. Thanks
Asked 5 years ago by Duney.
- Answer I don't see any holes for screwing it down to a mount.
  Answered 4 years ago by Mikelo
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Bowers & Wilkins - 600 Series 6-1/2" Passive 2-Way Bookshelf Speakers (Pair) - Black

Q: QuestionI own these and I'm wondering am I missing something or can I use bannana plugs on the speakers? If not what is the preferred or best method of connection?

Q: QuestionHow many watts

Q: QuestionDo you think that NAD c352 with B&W 606 s2 AE is a good choice? Thanks.

Q: QuestionIs it okay to used a 140 watts per channel AV receiver to bower and Wilkins 606?

Q: QuestionCan I safely screw into the side of 606s? About 2cm from the base and 10cm from the rear. Or can you recommend any wall-mount allowing an 8-degree tilt not requiring a screw? My side-clamp Sonora WB33Cs can't hold the weight/depth of the 606s.

Q: QuestionFollowing up on a previous question...specifically on an amp, how will the 606's pair with a Yamaha RX-Z7?...as I recall it is rated at 140 watts per channel

Q: QuestionWith these speakers, I will need about 10 to 20 feet of wire. Should I use 16 gauge or 14 gauge pure copper wire? Which one would be better?

Q: QuestionDo they come with stands?

Q: QuestionDo the 600 series bookshelf speakers have holes in the bottom so you can screw them down to the B&W speaker stands. I know the 700 series does as seen in picture attached. Thanks

QuestionI own these and I'm wondering am I missing something or can I use bannana plugs on the speakers? If not what is the preferred or best method of connection?

QuestionHow many watts

QuestionDo you think that NAD c352 with B&W 606 s2 AE is a good choice? Thanks.

QuestionIs it okay to used a 140 watts per channel AV receiver to bower and Wilkins 606?

QuestionCan I safely screw into the side of 606s? About 2cm from the base and 10cm from the rear. Or can you recommend any wall-mount allowing an 8-degree tilt not requiring a screw? My side-clamp Sonora WB33Cs can't hold the weight/depth of the 606s.

QuestionFollowing up on a previous question...specifically on an amp, how will the 606's pair with a Yamaha RX-Z7?...as I recall it is rated at 140 watts per channel

QuestionWith these speakers, I will need about 10 to 20 feet of wire. Should I use 16 gauge or 14 gauge pure copper wire? Which one would be better?

QuestionDo they come with stands?

QuestionDo the 600 series bookshelf speakers have holes in the bottom so you can screw them down to the B&W speaker stands. I know the 700 series does as seen in picture attached. Thanks