The FS-700 S3 stands take your bookshelf speakers to the next level. They provide a stable foundation and reduce unwanted resonances, resulting in clear and precise playback. With their slim design and integrated cable management, they fit seamlessly into your setup.
The Bowers & Wilkins FS-700 S3 speaker stand is designed to best support the 700 Series bookshelf speakers. With a sturdy construction of steel, aluminum and MDF, this stand provides a solid base for your speakers. The columns can be filled with material to reduce resonances and improve stability. There is also an integrated cable management to keep your setup tidy. The FS-700 S3 is available in black and silver finishes and comes with both rubber feet and spikes for placement on different floor types.
Dimensions: 660 x 290 x 315 mm Weight: 6 kg Top panel and column material: Metal Base panel material: MDF Cable management: Integrated cable management Fillability: Column can be filled for extra stability Mounting: Top plate prepared for mounting compatible speakers
The Bowers & Wilkins FS-700 S3 speaker stands are specially designed for the 700 Series speakers. They are constructed from heavy-duty steel and aluminum, providing acoustic stability and minimal resonance. The stands ensure optimal placement at ear level and can be filled with sand for additional damping. The design follows B&W’s acoustic philosophy: form follows function. Developed with input from the Bowers & Wilkins engineering teams in Worthing, UK.
Bowers & Wilkins was founded in 1966 by John Bowers in Worthing, England. The first loudspeaker, the P1, was assembled by hand in a workshop behind an electronics store. In 1968, the company was officially registered as B&W Loudspeakers Ltd. In 1974, the brand introduced the DM6, followed by the 801 in 1979, a model used in recording studios. Bowers & Wilkins developed several models in the 800 Series in the following years. In 1998, its R&D center, the Steyning Research Establishment, was opened. In 2015, the company introduced the 800 Series Diamond. Head designers such as Laurence Dickie and later John Dibb contributed to product development. In 2020, Bowers & Wilkins was acquired by Sound United LLC. It is headquartered in the United Kingdom.
