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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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B&O is a love hate relationship. I love going into my Dealer's store - great people, smart, know the stuff, good to talk with. The repair guy is the one I think they use for complex stuff and may be B&O authorized - I HAVE NO PROBLEMS WITH THEM. My problem is that the stuff is expensive to buy, maintain, and repair. Parts have to be custom
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Sure it is all modular - and the price of those modules from what I hear is very expensive, at least here in the U.S. Furthermore, in the case of my Mom's system, we were told (and confirmed in a previous discussion on this forum) that the CD modules are no longer available. I think she also had some speaker rot in her Redlines. I know in the case
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Since I started the latest bashing - just to show a good experience..... Nordstoms (US department store) - well known for the customer service About 6 years (at least and yes years) ago I bought a pricey (but not obscenely so) winter coat which I loved and wore all of the time and everywhere for everything. Last winter the sleeve cuffs and some of the
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The fraud and larceny is on B&O not the tech who has to fix and deal with this nonsense -michael
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Sure looks nice, sure plays well, sure easy to use?????? Several months ago I posted a question about my mother's Beosystem 9000 CD drive not work and some "problem" with her speakers. After about 6 months of "being in the shop" she finally got it back - and she is too ashamed to tell me how much she spent to have it "fixed"
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OK, I know most of you are across the pond - but Beoworlder's here in the US have any comments about the new iPhone now that it has been out for a few weeks? -michael
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I may not have lost my religion - as I still love this site and I think the B&O stuff is beautiful - but I am not exactly sure I am ready to tithe my income to the Church of B&O for much longer. The stuff is too expensive. It is expensive to fix (US$400 to fix "something broken" with my BS1 last year), my Mom is looking at a US$2000
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I am looking at a new home which has speaker wire built into the walls for a surround sound setup. Can that be used to run powerlink for some Beolabs?
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Hopefully, simple question - Often when I read a thread there are several pages and only the first 20 (or so) responses get loaded at once and I have to NEXT thru each page. Is there a way to load all of the replies at once? thanks -michael
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Due to be released in August? Of which year? -michael
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