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I guess that whoever you ordered pads from did not place the order with B&O. Items come into the UK from Struer or the Czech Repuplic overnight if in stock (cannot take much longer to anywhere else in the world)so I would suggest that your dealer is to blame and you should give him some grief!!

Personally, I would be seriously contemplating telling them to "poke" their advertising in whatever form and their TV with it!!!

[quote user="kokomo"] B&O marketing "tosh". So how come that the exact same tweeters (and that is where most of the sound comes from) are considerably higher in the BL8000. What about Beolab1's. Do you buy higher seating to go with the taller speakers or maybe B&O should supply seat cushions in the box?? If it's B&O

[quote user="kokomo"] Aren't they designed for floor mounting? This is surely very important as the drivers within are designed and located exactly to provide the best listening experience from their position within the speaker column. [/quote] B&O marketing "tosh". So how come that the exact same tweeters (and that is where

No I don't, I could do with some myself!

Don't hold your breath! These items are very, very rare. The main reason why mint examples of these speakers are relatively expensive.

My memory is not what it was but I'm fairly sure that the displays don't work with the PL adapter. It has been discussed on Beoworld in the dim and distant past. Peter may remember???

The type of wall construction also makes a difference. Stud walls give the most bass boost, in my opinion.

I think I just heard a pin drop!!!