hahaha! Heaven!

Oh dear! Mine has been doing this for a couple of years, and i've taken the back cover off and it didn't look that dusty, where exactly is the problem area of the build up located??

Beautiful, LOVE the BL1. Wow and this is just your bedroom?>>

[quote user="takktakk"] Feed them som poorly put together cd's, low rate mp3's, or something else of with a lack of stamina and you will get your pennies worth and nothing more. With regard to the input signal that is. I love my BL 9's and would not consider anything but an upgrade to the 5's. Sadly, that's not about to

[quote user="evman140"] This reminds me of a recent visit to a very decent audio shop, a big McIntosh dealer. A salesman told me about how one of his customers could hear the difference between silk and nylon speaker wire hangers. I thought this was rediculous. [/quote] Well, the mind is a powerful thing. Ever heard the term placebo?

[quote user="Alex"] BeoLab 6000 and 8000 both have all their drivers (including the tweeters) half-way up the cabinet, so they usually end up firing straight into the back of a sofa when used as rears (which makes them completely wasted)! [/quote] I've put some 6000's in the rear with 9's and the tweeters reach well over the arms

Would funds permit a second-life pair of 9's for the front (moving the 3's to the back)?

[quote user="Beolab1"] Thanks Dave! I just found your thread from 2009 about Beolab 1 settings, which could be very interesting to other beolab 1 owners: http://forum.beoworld.org/forums/t/25953.aspx?PageIndex=1 [/quote] Wow... memory flashback! I miss them soo much.

It's clever... but the fact that it is a large mirror, is . i 'm not sure if it's just me , but mirrors are horrible things to have in the house (with the exception of the bathroom).

Ahh. :) This thread makes me miss my BeoLab 1's. I felt lucky to have them, and i don't know another B&O speaker apart from the BL5, which has the physical impact (sound AND design) as the BL1.