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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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Back in the late eighties, early nineties, the Beosystem 10 was the only Bang & Olufsen product I could afford. I didn't buy one and went for a Japanese sound system instead and another one after that. If I had bought one when new I'm pretty sure I would still have it today, and I can't say the same for the Japanese systems. I've
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[quote user="Evan"] [quote user="beocool"] Thanks for the pictures of your project Evan. Lots of nice details inside as well. I'm already looking forward to the next one... [/quote] No problem! I'm always happy to post these things. The inside was cramped and detail intensive. The next one! What would you like to see?! [
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Thanks for the pictures of your project Evan. Lots of nice details inside as well. I'm already looking forward to the next one...
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[quote user="Daniel"] Wonderful, a restaurant I would place a lot of tip in, no matter how the food tastes! [/quote] I can assure you the food is great too!
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Fantastic Andreas. I like the way you mounted the 8000's to the shelf with the original bolt. Also clever use of the pillars instead of the wall for mounting the 5000's.
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[quote user="Wings"] Am I missing something? It is nearly 30,000 pounds just for the plate? For that price, would it be better to take the car and leave the plate? ;) [/quote] I reckon they don't have personal plates in your part of the world, we don't have them in Holland either. I'm not quite sure how well these are selling nowadays
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[quote user="TripEnglish"] But the BeoLab 3s are the size of musk melons and don't cost a lot when you factor in their amps. But when you play them in a room with the right setup they absolutely defy any expectation that their size, price, or power could have set. [/quote] True. I replaced my Beolab 3's with Beolab 5's a few months
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Congrats, once again. And enjoy!
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