Bowers & Wilkins P9 Signature Wired Headphones

Brings life back to the original Bowers & Wilkins Zeppelin.

The best sounding speakers ever. I will always get Polk.I also have Bowers and Wilkins and I prefer the Polks.

I use the amp to steam Tidal, Qobuz through my Bowers and Wilkins floor standing speakers and they sound better than ever with this125 watt per channel amp. I am a long standing Sonos user and this was the easiest product to set up. It has a small footprint with great power

I've always loved my Sonos but have been jealous being at someone's house who had super amazing Bowers & Wilkins speakers, etc. I felt like Sonos was almost on par but not quite. With the Era 300, I feel on par with them! They might be jealous of me now. Sound is beyond immersive and just blows me away!

This is a solid cable. Build quality is great. Sound quality even better. Using it with my marantz. Bowers and Wilkins combo.

There are still more options with wired IEMs or headphones compared to TWS or Bluetooth headphones. Most wireless devices follow a V shaped sound signature. With more bass treated as an improvement. I like a more neutral sound signature as it works with wider range of uses, not just music that benefits from more bass. BTR15 lets me choose from a wider selection of options.

Still like my wired headphones

I use it to connect my wired headphones to my new iPhone. Works great!

The overall sound signature is amazing. It is a warm neutral signature. Its presented with a flat profile, all instruments and voices are natural. The clarity, depth, imaging, separation of instruments are awesome. These are on the level of the Senn HD 800s, maybe better depending on the listener. I am audio engineer and I use these for my work. It will need a high power quality amp to get the best out of them. However they still give you good sound without an amp, I am not going to sit here and say its an absolute must, like most reviews and websites say, its just silly to say they don't put out sound unless you get an amp. The type of amp matters though. As I started with the THX 789, it was ok, but it was below others price more when tried. I upgraded to a singular amp, the sound changed quite a bit and better. I also use them with my Onkyo Denon AVR-X2700H, it brought out the depth and separation of instruments to a whole new level. I would say there veryfew headphones that can compete sound wise and technically at $1899 and below, they compete in the $3000k range with Hifiman He1000se. Heddphone do need sometime to break in at least 20 hrs. I recommend if price is not an issue as if you buy these theres no need to buy $3k to $4k priced headphones, unless you have specific taste as in bright or warm sounds, very little difference, unless you creaping in the $5k range.

I was pleasantly surprised by the sound signature of these headphones. It's good good balance overall with slightly exaggerated mid an high reproduction; if you are a bass head then this might not be a pair to pick up. If you are willing to sacrifice a bit of low range of the spectrum BY ALL MEANS, go pick these up.