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ABowers & Wilkins 703 S3BRevel F226Be
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Revel F226Be front view

Click either cabinet to swap A ↔ B · Reference height: 1117 mm (111.7 cm) · 1 mm = 0.50 px

Bowers & Wilkins 703 S3vsRevel F226Be

The Bowers & Wilkins 703 S3 stands 111.7 cm tall — about 6.7 cm more than the Revel F226Be at 105.0 cm. On footprint the Bowers & Wilkins 703 S3 is the wider cabinet (29.0 cm versus 24.9 cm). The Revel F226Be reaches deeper in the bass, down to 44 Hz versus 46 Hz. The Bowers & Wilkins 703 S3 is rear-ported and the Revel F226Be is front-ported. Both land in a similar price bracket, around $6,850 a pair.

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mm / kgin / lb
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ManufacturerBowers & WilkinsRevel
ModelBowers & Wilkins 703 S3 S3Revel F226Be
Height1117 mm1050 mm
Width290 mm249 mm
Depth372 mm347 mm
Weight28.81 kg26.4 kg
Enclosurebass-reflex-rearbass-reflex-front
Drivers1× 25 mm tweeter (Carbon Dome), 1× 150 mm midrange (Continuum cone FST), 2× 165 mm woofer (Aerofoil bass cone)2× 165 mm woofer (Deep Ceramic Composite (DCC) aluminium cone), 1× 130 mm midrange (Deep Ceramic Composite (DCC) aluminium cone), 1× 25 mm tweeter (beryllium dome (acoustic lens waveguide))
Frequency — low46 Hz44 Hz
Frequency — high28000 Hz40000 Hz
Sensitivity90 dB90 dB
Impedance8 Ω8 Ω
Recommended amp30–200 W50–200 W
MAP (USD)$6,700 / pair$7,000 / pair
Where to buyCheck availability ↗Check availability ↗
Brand websitebowerswilkins.com ↗revelspeakers.com ↗
Product pageOpen product page ↗Open product page ↗

Larger value highlighted in green. For low-frequency extension, lower Hz = greater bass reach, so the deeper side is highlighted.