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ARCHIVED FORUM -- April 2007 to March 2012 READ ONLY FORUM
This is the first Archived Forum which was active between 17th April 2007 and
1st March February 2012
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Just want to know if there's any reason why i shouldn't connect a pair of 4000's to a BC1 via the headphone out and line in? It's just that the TV has no powerlink (the upgrade would be over AUS$1000, which is insane). :( Is there a loss of sound quality at all connecting Beolabs via line inputs directly from a headphone jack on a BeoVision
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I just think it's an amazing space with B&o galore! Jealous!
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What a legend! My fave site so thanks for making it happen!
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You guys should have just bought BeoLab 5's with your money
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Just for good measure, only the BV7-40 has the BS3 chassis, the 32"-version doesn't.
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Bulgarien: Honestly,- BeoSound 6 look, feels and worked as a pure B&O The pictures tells everything.. Read review here http://www.designscout.dk/sophisticated-sounds-from-bo/ At the time was this specific Samsung player knows for the best mp3 sound on the marked (and Samsung are still i front ) Olso notice, that the software in BeoSound 6 is made
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The fuss is that it is a new colour and looks beautiful! It's such a shame to see how nice the 9000 looks with white all over, as it's not a reality! The white and black 9000 TO ME looks very very retro (back to future movies) I wouldn't buy it. Blue would look cheap, the led's should change from red to white instead of green!
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Dave: It isn't all that expensive, and you may do it yourself if your practical enough I replaced one top plate of my 4000 and did it myself, the one plate cost $90 aus dollars . The top and bottom peel off (and are destroyed) the front panels can be easily unscrewed once the grilles are detached. Yes you can order those plates no problem, so long
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