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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="j0hnbarker"] [quote user="Spiros"]Pure simplicity!!! I love it. Excellent!!!!!!!!!!! By far the best one. What it the drink? Water? [/quote] G&T = gin and tonic! [/quote] Indeed I'll probably need to move next winter and then I might be able to properly set up & show more of my kit... In the meantime, here
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Never heard that BC9500 could do it (and still don't believe it...). But, you are right that BM6500 shouldn't be able to do that. Somebody must have upgraded it - needs the separate RDS module, and at least the 7000 software or the complete CPU module, and little hacks on the tuner board or that upgraded as well. Or, it could be some other mix
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[quote user="joeyboygolf"] I will get the hang of this posting photos on day! [/quote] No problem there, that's one quality closeup! I have an early AC motor version (type 5505) as well, and it seems very much the same, although the switch arm is plastic (and has been repaired long ago, never noticed that before). But... you seem to be
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[quote user="BenSA"] The flags are awesome......wish I had thought of that! [/quote] Whatever, just don't give her one of those %!"#¤!"& horns!
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I had a BC2800 (same receiver with a turntable) and it did indeed sound nice. The amp is a rather simple design, but apparently well done - similar to BM4400 actually!
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Not the best quality picture, but the first B&O & G&T on the thread... and completely cordless
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I have never heard either M70's or BL3's so I must be well qualified to ponder on that decision... I am quite happy with my Beomaster 6500 driving passive Pentas and I have tried them with a 4400 as well. I don't quite buy that theory about needing a "large" amp to drive "large" passive speakers. The real question is
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You should try and hide the cables if you want to make it into the B&O brochure
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The pictures of yours made me want this, Eugene This is a definite keeper, buzzing or not. Just realized I need to try out the ambio function, I never had enough loose speakers when the 4400 was here.
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Beautiful! And there never was a question about the quality of the content I do find something I miss, though - you can't see the entire product family on a single page any more, you have to click into each single product to see the info. And I thouroughly hate the pop-up "zoom" boxes for product images, but it seems to be the rage nowadays
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