BMW’s new 7 Series is covered from best to toe in new car dvdtech, and features Bowers & Wilkins’ Diamond Surround Sound System. We took the car and the system for a fleet spin
B&W Diamond Surround Sound System hands-on review
BMW’s new 7 Series is covered from elite to toe in new car dvdtech, and features Bowers & Wilkins’ Diamond Surround Sound System. We took the car and the way for a swift spin.
There’s plenty of technology to get excited about in the new BMW 7 series, not least the 16-speaker, B&W Diamond Surround car DVD playerSystem (4675).
Initially launched at the 2015 Frankfurt Motor Show, ring size chart, this is the finest instance a Bowers & Wilkins in-car uproar way has appeared in a BMW – and this style is exclusive to the new 7 Series
And, although the British reader manufacturer already has systems in certain Volvo, Maserati and McLaren models, this is the first of the company’s in-car audio systems to slant diamond dome tweeters It’s a technology that only tends to plane in the B&W’s high-end instructor ranges, such as the new 800 Diamond Series
But the in-car audio goodness doesn’t halt there. You can stream your tunes using Spotify, while there’s deeper Napster and Deezer integration that allows you to download tracks to the car’s system
To find out further and see how the set-up fared, including the weirdly-intuitive gesticulate controls, transact a look at the hands-on Android car stereovideo
