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Coronavirus update for our fans, friends and the Bowers & Wilkins community
We wanted to update you as to what we are doing at Bowers & Wilkins in light of the coronavirus crisis. These last few weeks have been completely unprecedented: the global pandemic is affecting all our families, our businesses, our communities and our way of life.
Alexa Skills will be able to be used on all Formation Suite products, enabling people to use voice via Alexa enabled devices to control their speakers. Available in early Q1 2020, this will create easy access to Amazon Music Unlimited, Amazon Prime Music, Pandora, SiriusXM, iHeartradio, and TuneIn.
Behind the scenes at Abbey Road: 800 D3 installation
Bowers & Wilkins loudspeakers have arrived at the recently refurbished Studio One at Abbey Road Studios. We share a behind-the-scenes look at setting up the 800 D3s in the world's best recording studio.
In the spring of 2019, Bowers & Wilkins will open a new research and development center in Southwater, U.K., replacing Steyning Research Establishment as the home of audio innovation. Continuing our legacy as the world’s leading luxury audio brand, the new facility will power the next generation of acoustic excellence.
Turn down the lights, switch on your system or headphones, and relax in your favourite chair. We share seven of our favourite great-sounding albums, all of which are simply perfect for those unforgettable late-night listening sessions.
Stress. Relaxation. A lot of people turn to music in relation to either of these things. But is it effective? With the help of science, history and music itself, we discover the real truth behind this age-old question: Can music reduce stress?
Album Review: Leon Vynehall - Nothing is Still (Ninja Tune)
Behind every notable work of art there is a story to tell and in Leon Vynehall’s case it’s the story of his grandparents emigrating to New York in the sixties.
