I just purchased a device sold in the US called a Kill a Watt meter. It plugs into a wall outlet and measures the amount of electricity consumed by anything plugged into it. I measured my system a Beovision 4, Beosystem 3, Beolab 7.2, 2- BL 8000, a cable box and Samsung blueray player. All these products consume 50 watts of power in standby. When the

So who paid 105,000 DKK or 14,000 € for the number 1 Beosound 9000 in white with Beolab 8000 speakers? Lee was that you Bidder 847356? Approximately $18,500.00 almost twice the US list price.

The photos were all done in Denmark by Mr. Ib Sorensen in his Struer studio. Hence the tie to the european catalogs. Don wanted more details to show the quality and the engineering that went into the products. Its amazing more of this is not done today. B&O still fights the image of just a pretty face with nothing special underneath. We know it's

The US was started in 1970 and Video products did not become part of the US range until the MX5000 was launched in 1988. The catalog you all are talking about was created in the US not in Denmark but an advertising firm in Minneapolis led by Mr. Donald Phillips. He created the image for B&O in the early years in the US until the the Danes decided

The Wireless Home Audio system comes in a variety of form factors, including standalone CD players with touch panels, hubs that connect to your home theater system, iPod docks and systems with detached speakers. They all have the ability to interface with one another, play music simultaneously according to designated zones, and since they're all

Mine was updated to 4.7 L recently. i think that is the latest.

Yes the PUC menu is also black with white letters. My software is 5.02.

My Beosystem 3 was upgraded this week and the background of all my menu's are black now instead of grey? Also the setup menu is not centered as before, it's on the left side. Is this normal now? I have not seen any comments regarding this in this thread. I do have the greyed out AST in my sound menu.

Bang & Olufsen and Motama announce long-term cooperationBang & Olufsen is known as one of the word leaders in high-end products, such as music systems, loudspeakers, televisions, home theater solutions, and telephones. In particular, the Danish company has a long tradition of providing one of the finest and most complete home entertainment experiences

TouchDiva: the greatest entertainment device you've never heard of by Laura June , posted Nov 14th 2008 at 11:48PM Now, we're sure that everything's on the up and up here, but the lack of information about the TouchDiva from any source other than the makers of the TouchDiva gives us pause, especially as the product's apparently launching