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ARCHIVED FORUM -- April 2007 to March 2012
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This is the first Archived Forum which was active between 17th April 2007 and
1st March February 2012
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Wanted: Beocord 7000 in aluminium in fully working condition.
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It must have been 1985 when I saw a picture of a Beogram 3000 in a magazine. Pretty soon I got my first catalogue and visited the local dealer from time to time. In 1996, just after my 22nd birthday the local dealer was soon to be closed. The shopkeeper had developed problems with his health and could no longer run his business. I had nearly enough
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Congrats on your purchase.
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In random order: Two way remote Translucent and touch sensitive aluminium More wireless technology Online software updates Bulletproof reliability Intuitive user interface Design to die for In case we would get a two way remote: do we really need a product like the Beosound 5? It seems to me if you can control the Beomaster 5 and get all the information
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Designwise I think the Beolab 8000 is probably still the best looking speaker ever made, but I agree with Dave that they look somewhat out of place with the latest B&O equipment. Personally I choose Beolab 3's over Beolab 8000's for it's performance.
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Welcome to Beoworld, George. I hope you will enjoy this forum as much as I do.
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[quote user="GuyHui "] [quote user="emabonacchi"] I too like old cars very much. I have 2 famous italian old cars: The second, is the car of my wife, a pretty 1966 Fiat 500: [/quote] So cool, I like her 1966 Fiat 500 very much. What is the red cylinder in the trunk ? Have a nice day, Guy [/quote] That's the fuel tank!
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I have both a Mk II en Mk III Beolink 1000 and a couple of Beo 4's. All have about the same range. Am I just lucky, or do you live in a bigger house than I do, Mika?