I've done a lot of independent research on B&O ever since I heard about the company. However, it's funny that I'm still running into pictures of some B&O products I've never heard of... (I'm not talking about promo stuff like pens with the B&O logo on it) That said,.. I was wondering what the most obscure B&O products

Sorry to bump the thread,.... but this one had to be said. I purchased my BeoVox Cona from a fellow on Craigslist.com He had told me when he bought it he didn't know what it was and that he thought it was an ottoman missing its cushion. Price? How about $65 USD!

Thanks for the info. I will call my local dealer to find out about its availability. However, while we're on this, does anyone know of anything else that can be used in place of the foam parts? After all, new foam will only end up the way of the old foam.

OK, my foam parts of my Form 1's finally rotted. I successfully removed all 4 pieces. Does anyone know where I might find replacements if they are still available? On that note, I discovered that the strap itself is covered in flocking material, which also rots. I went to a materials supplier here and replaced the strap with genuine leather. It

Is it possible to connect the Beolab 2500 to the output of any audio player aside something from B&O such as an MP3 player?

I recently stood in front of one of those marketing kiosks displaying the technology of Blue Ray video, and here are my thoughts. I was never impressed by Sony's video technology. You see, I live in San Francisco at the moment, and there is a Sony building here called The Metreon. The store inside showcases Sony's latest technology. On display