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<\/a><\/p>\nOur Verdict – 5 Stars<\/strong><\/p>\n Best subwoofer up to \u00a3700, Awards 2011. Neat, well made and sounds great for the money.<\/p>\n For:<\/strong><\/p>\n Fabulously agile and well-extended bass for its size<\/p>\n good finish<\/p>\n small and well-equipped<\/p>\n Against:<\/strong><\/p>\n Nothing<\/p>\n As reigning best Buy within its price class, the B&W ASW610 is the target its rivals have to aim for, but as we’ve seen in several tests of late, it’ s a difficult target to hit.<\/p>\n That’s partially because it’s surprisingly small, at just 31cm high \u2013 but it’s also because its diminutive form disguises a formidably powerful and terrifically dynamic design, its 200w amplifier controlling the excursions of its 25cm Kevlar\/paper drive unit with a martinet’s fervour.<\/p>\n Spin a movie, and depth and drive are never in doubt, the B&W thundering through The Dark Knight with an absolute authority that belies its modest size.<\/p>\n However, most of its rivals can go loud and deep: the ASW610’s edge lies its lethally effective blend of power and poise, muscle and musicality.<\/p>\n It can deliver bass with subtlety and expression, its speed on the attack and its tonal differentiation ensuring Santogold’s L.E.S Artistes fairly zips along.<\/p>\n Read more at: <\/strong>http:\/\/www.whathifi.com\/bw\/asw610\/review#Gtt0JPhGxUJi3JYR.99<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n