[quote user="dilznik"] This is... um... this is just crazy. So you're saying B&O *needs* to be expensive? They shouldn't worry about increasing consumer base and profit margins? They should just, you know, be expensive? Maybe I'm not getting what you're trying to say here. So do you think everything is just fine, all their

Hihi, and I say the last. This topic is useless for B&O...

Oki, let's talk for fun... [quote user="dilznik"] 1&2: this is "fake" product , althought price is cheaper. Evenmore, the quality is standard, but customer will think in his mind that "quality is more and more reduced" - Yes, because building it in Czech Republic is just like building it in Denmark whereas building

[quote user="dilznik"] What I would do. It's not pretty. 1. Build it in China to spec. Keep them under the thumb to produce the stuff B&O designs up to B&O standard. The Chinese have terrible designs (Huawei routers, Great Wall cars) but given instruction they produce great product (Apple, the shoes I'm wearing). In other words

Actuallty, there is no problem on connection using both 2-pin, 4-pin speaker link and line-in. The problem I have met is after 5-10 minute playing, the power amplifier on Penta 1 become hot . I think there is problem with some transitor. Anyone can help me?

Hello everbody, I have a problem. I have just bought a Beolab Penta 1, that driven by Beomaster 7000. Connection by 2-pin DIN. After half an hour for listenning, I found that a beolab power amplifier is so hot . another one is normal and cool . Anyone know why and how to solve it?

[quote user="Ville Laustela"] 4) Without having a BM7000 I think it will be quite good enough! [/quote] I ask this question because I will use BM7000 to drive Penta 1. Yesterday, I heard Penta 1, that was driven by Beomaster 6000 as pre-amp, that connected though line-in connection and play by CDP Wadia 850, about 3000$. The sound is very

[quote user="Giang Nguyen"] Hello, I am going to buy a Beolab Penta MK1, with all connection as above. I will connect Mk1 with my Beomaster 7000. I have some questions: 1+ which type of powerlink can I use? Can I use a powerlink, one end connect to 8-pin on Beomaster, another end connect to Line-in on Penta mk1? 2+ if I use a 2-pin DIN speaker

[quote user="Ville Laustela"] MK1 having only the source and volume. They have line in, speaker link (the 4-pin DIN) and speaker level clip- connectors on the bottom, [/quote] Hello, I am going to buy a Beolab Penta MK1, with all connection as above. I will connect Mk1 with my Beomaster 7000. I have some questions: 1+ which type of powerlink

Thank you all for your help. It is easy to unscrew 2 outer pin. I use a small knife to unscrew it, but need a tiny tool to screw it back.