When someone walks into Times Audio in Gurgaon for the first time, the reaction is often the same: “I didn’t know audio could sound like this.” That’s the difference true high-end audio makes.
At Times Audio (https://timesaudio.in/), we don’t deal in ₹1 lakh budget speakers. Every home theatre or stereo system we design starts at ₹10 lakh and up—excluding interiors and recliners. Our focus is on sound that moves you. Sound that feels real.
I often get asked: “Why do Bowers & Wilkins or Dali speakers cost five times more than regular brands?” Let me explain, in plain terms, what makes them worth it—especially if you’re designing a premium home or want a setup that’ll satisfy for decades.
1. The Craftsmanship Behind the Sound
High-end brands like Bowers & Wilkins (UK) and Dali (Denmark) invest years into developing their speaker drivers, enclosures, and crossovers. These aren’t plastic boxes built for mass sales—they’re instruments.
For example:
- Bowers & Wilkins 702 S3 uses carbon dome tweeters and Continuum cone midrange drivers that reproduce vocals and strings with lifelike warmth and clarity.
- Dali Rubicon 6 has SMC (Soft Magnetic Compound) technology in its woofers, which reduces distortion significantly—especially at higher volumes.
The materials, design, and tuning are built not just to impress in a demo, but to deliver fatigue-free, emotionally rich sound across genres and volumes.
2. They Reveal the Details Cheap Speakers Hide
Luxury homeowners and interior designers in Gurgaon, South Delhi, and Noida often invest in art, lighting, and architecture. The same attention should go into sound.
In cheaper setups, you might hear “bass” and “treble,” but not the air between instruments. You won’t catch the texture in a cello bow stroke or the reverb in a live jazz recording.
With a B&W or Dali system matched with an Anthem receiver and REL subwoofers, you’re not just hearing music—you’re inside it.
3. Designed for Real Rooms, Not Just Labs
One myth: “My room’s not perfect, so I don’t need premium speakers.”
Truth: That’s exactly why you need them.
High-end speakers are engineered to work with room dynamics. When paired with brands like Anthem (ARC room correction) or Marantz, we can calibrate your system to your exact space—whether it’s a glass-heavy DLF living room or a dedicated home theatre in South Delhi.
This is where proper setup matters more than ever. And this is what we do, every day at Times Audio.
4. Long-Term Value, Not Short-Term Compromises
Buy once. Enjoy for decades.
Our clients in Gurgaon, Noida, and Delhi NCR often return after 10–15 years—not because their speakers broke, but because they’re building a second setup or upgrading to Atmos.
Bowers & Wilkins, Dali, Q Acoustics, and Paradigm are brands with resale value and reliability. These aren’t products you replace—they become a part of your lifestyle.
5. The Right Electronics Make All the Difference
Pairing is key. We don’t just sell speakers—we build matched systems.
A Dali Rubicon deserves to be paired with a Cambridge Audio CXA81 or a Marantz Cinema 50. A B&W 700 series system shines with Anthem MRX and REL Acoustics for that ultra-tight low end.
This attention to synergy is why our demos in Gurgaon feel unlike anything you’ve heard before.
6. Tailored Experience. No Guesswork.
We don’t push boxes. We host you in a listening space, ask the right questions, understand your room, and demo multiple systems before you decide.
Every setup is white-glove installed. We even coordinate with your architect or interior designer for acoustic planning and wiring.
This level of service is rare. And it’s why Times Audio is trusted by some of the most design-conscious homeowners in DLF, Golf Course Road, and across Delhi NCR.
Final Thought
If you care about music, design, and long-term value, there’s no substitute for real high-end audio.
Whether you’re setting up a dedicated theatre, building a luxury apartment, or simply want your stereo to make you feel something again—Bowers & Wilkins, Dali, and other fine brands deliver more than just volume. They deliver emotion.
And at Times Audio, that’s what we specialize in.
