Hi all, Looking for the following hopefully in USA, or at least NA. BV2500 BV3000 BV5000 These are the early boxy variants, not the later flat mondrians. I would prefer rosewood, but teak will do. Will consider any condition. Can pay via PayPal or would be happy to trade - partial trade/cash either way if anyone is interested. Just ask, I may have it

[quote user="classic"]I would like to invite you to come and listen to the sound in real life - at Venø, you are welcome [/quote] Many thanks again! Your warmth, generosity, and hospitality precedes you, as I have witnessed on other threads! Sadly, I am on the wrong side of the pond! When I am next over there, well, I would certainly

[quote user="classic"]I will try to find the pictures as requested, please excuse me if it takes a little time.[/quote] Many thanks Frede! Take your time! I am very interested, having finally (after many travails) joined the 5000 club! ++++EDIT++++ Thanks so much Frede, I can see the pics! Glad you were able to reload them. In my mind's

Nice Bimota! DB2?

[quote user="burantek"] Any chance of the pics being retrieved for this thread? They sound very interesting! TIA! [/quote] Thanks everyone... sounds like this may be a thread of interest to others... I think this was a case of a thread (the pics) that was consumed by the site cutover, when a lot of pics were sent out to pasture... I assumed

Derek, I have not used them for this service, but they are a (the ?) SE USA B&o service facility. Great people and great service! Did you follow the links back to the main page and see some of their BG4002 work? Here is a link to an older thread.

Alkis, Where are you located? I may have one or two that are nice...

Frede, I would be interested in hearing your opinion on the best passives (only interested in using B&o) for the 5000 system (beyond the typical 3000/5000/2500 cube setup), as I currently have none of them. I do, however, have access to plenty of other era and later passives. I was initially considering some later S60's. Would love to hear what

Any chance of the pics being retrieved for this thread? They sound very interesting! TIA!

Chris, Good point on the MC120.2... with a "footprint" not terribly bigger than 45's... well, they may just be the best!