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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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[quote user="Tom"] Sigur Rós - () I just can't get enough of them! [/quote] I know what you mean. I'm listening to it now!
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From a B&O product I want at least a few things. I can think of several more, but these will do fine for now: ease of operation beautiful design quality of materials and surfaces excellent sound (and in case of televisions also picture) quality The Beosound 5? It's no that easy to use, compared to Apple's solution the basic design is OK
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I like the idea of motorized Beolabs. I've owned Beolab 3's for about half a year and they are fantastic. I hope the treble will stay as good as it is and that I don't get the same problem Chris has...
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Hello Striker27, Don't worry about asking your questions here, that's what's Beoworld is for. On your Beo4 press list until you see A-aux. If you don't see A-aux you can add it to your Beo4 in the following way: press the standby button and at the same time the list button, you should see config? in the screen of your Beo4; press list
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[quote user="soundproof"] 3-way! [/quote] Excellent!
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I use my Beolink 7000 for timer programming for my Beosystem 2300 and Beosystem 7000 and it's easy to use. But I think the timer on my Beocenter 9300 is even more easy to use. Still, I would love to see the 2-way communication coming back...
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Not exactly a watch, but I would like to share this with you anyway. There will be a limited edition of this clock of 20 pieces. More information right here .
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It happened to me twice. The first time with a Beogram 7000 and the second time with a Beocord 7000. Both in mint condition. I have both the Beogram and Beocord 7000 now, but the Beocord is broken. I really would like another one...
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To be honest, I have no use for it. I usually don't buy something I don't need, but I really like it...
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Hello Leo, In short I don't think you can get the speakers on the same angle using one floorstand and one tablestand. The Beolab 3's have 3 mounting holes, so you can adjust the speaker in 3 different positions. In the manual it's says you can only use one mounting hole if you use the tall floor stand, so it will angle up slightly. I think
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