Carlos:
Both speakers are retro in a way in that they are of the 2 cubic foot (56 liters) cabinet size that was very popular in the 60's & 70's. As the laws of physics go, this is good box size, as it allows you a decent sized woofer (8" or greater) for deeper sounding bass. My main speakers are the Acoustic Research 302 (1995 reissues of the 1960's AR-5), which sport a 10 inch woofer and the NAD C320BEE was more than up for the task.
I have auditioned the 602s3, but not the 707. I liked them and I think that they will suit your types of music well, as you will need some punch and speed. The B&W's have also been very well reviewed. The JM Labs have received mixed reviews (average to good). You should really audition both.
Without knowing where you live and what speakers are available to you, I would suggest considering NHT speakers to pair with your NAD. The NHT SB3's are bookshelf sized, but did deeper in the bass than either the B&W's or JM Lab's. They also mate very well with the NAD. They have been replaced by the Classic Line ... but the SB3's are a special speaker, especially if you can score a good price.
Regards, Rich
Both speakers are retro in a way in that they are of the 2 cubic foot (56 liters) cabinet size that was very popular in the 60's & 70's. As the laws of physics go, this is good box size, as it allows you a decent sized woofer (8" or greater) for deeper sounding bass. My main speakers are the Acoustic Research 302 (1995 reissues of the 1960's AR-5), which sport a 10 inch woofer and the NAD C320BEE was more than up for the task.
I have auditioned the 602s3, but not the 707. I liked them and I think that they will suit your types of music well, as you will need some punch and speed. The B&W's have also been very well reviewed. The JM Labs have received mixed reviews (average to good). You should really audition both.
Without knowing where you live and what speakers are available to you, I would suggest considering NHT speakers to pair with your NAD. The NHT SB3's are bookshelf sized, but did deeper in the bass than either the B&W's or JM Lab's. They also mate very well with the NAD. They have been replaced by the Classic Line ... but the SB3's are a special speaker, especially if you can score a good price.
Regards, Rich