[Greg-BimmerX7]

Originally Posted by PinkNinja400Guy

Unfortunately when you filter down to "actually has a paint *color* instead of being black/white/gray (), and not black leather" there's barely anything left.

I just looked through all 21 listings on Autotrader... only a few of them had DHP and DAPP and Merino leather, and the ones that did were like $95k with 45k miles on them. Which is a bit ridiculous. Also literally all 21 of those were Tanzanite Blue which is basically black most of the time. Not a single Phytonic Blue. There was one other one in Manhattan Green; that was over $100k and didn't have DHP.

You are probably talking about Carbon Black.

Tanzanite Blue is blue and there is absolutely no ambiguity of that.

[itiongo]

Originally Posted by huskerdoc2020

If you want to go ghetto.

Ghetto, but far superior to B&W.

[MystroX5]

Originally Posted by itiongo

Ghetto, but far superior to B&W.

Not even close. I do this for a living with a Masters in acoustic engineering. The sound stage in the B&W is outstanding and so is the Frequency response when adjusted correctly. There is no Bass deficiencies.

[itiongo]

Originally Posted by MystroX5

Not even close. I do this for a living with a Masters in acoustic engineering. The sound stage in the B&W is outstanding and so is the Frequency response when adjusted correctly. There is no Bass deficiencies.

True, but to everyone else who is not an audiophile, the bass is what makes and breaks a sound system. For example, I can barely tell the difference from a $10k home theater sound system verses a $100k system. The biggest difference that anyone can hear is the bass. Since the B&W lacks bass, 90% of people will say the sound system sucks.

[bradythedog12]

I respectfully disagree. Even using SiriusXM and playing Hair Nation, I get plenty of bass with my B&W and it’s pretty clean for such a crappy source with crappily produced music. lol.

But when I using Tidal with a good master track, think Aja… WOW!!

[itiongo]

Originally Posted by bradythedog12

I respectfully disagree. Even using SiriusXM and playing Hair Nation, I get plenty of bass with my B&W and it’s pretty clean for such a crappy source with crappily produced music. lol.

But when I using Tidal with a good master track, think Aja… WOW!!

Strong enough to vibrate your front windshield(without the acoustics destroying your ear drums)? Bass is a touchy subject. However, I would have to say having more access to strong Bass is never a bad idea. You can always tune it down.