I'll start off by saying that I am neither a big Yamaha fan, or a B&W fan. I've owned both, but they leave me cold.
However, the AS-3000 and the big B&Ws, (I'll look up the model number) sounded seriously good. Shockingly, no F'in way good. Aside from sounding good, the Yamaha was beautifully made too. It was kind of the counterpoint to my negative Oracle/Spendor experience.
However, the AS-3000 and the big B&Ws, (I'll look up the model number) sounded seriously good. Shockingly, no F'in way good. Aside from sounding good, the Yamaha was beautifully made too. It was kind of the counterpoint to my negative Oracle/Spendor experience.