9 LEE: We have had this discussion 'behind closed doors' so to speak on the moderators forum.. There is actually one person on ebay selling manuals for individual products clearly stating he or she can get pretty much any manual required. This person is a Silver Member, and has never posted (surprise surprise) - and even has the cheek to steal

Hi Scotty, I used a pair of BeoLab 8000s with my BeoSound 2300 (earlier version of the BeoSound 3200) for a number of years. I was extremely happy with the 8000s. They are arguably the most famous speakers in the B&O range and have certainly stood the test of time both in terms of design and performance. I found the bass levels to be fine but then

joynsyde: beoperson: With newer B&O speaker design seems that long anodized aluminum tube-like speakers are being slowly phased out. While BeoLab 1, 8000, 6000, 3500 are still being sold, new replacement models such as BeoLab 5, BeoLab 9, BeoLab 3 are already new standard. BeoLab 3500 has been around for 10 years. I would not be surprized if B&O

Between the BeoSound 4 and the BeoSound 3000 I would take the latter every time. In my opinion, it is a design classic. However, I should mention that I have owned a BeoSound 2300 in the past, which gave me so much happiness for many years. It did not play MP3 files or take SD cards; only radio and CD but my, what a statement it made. It had a smaller

I have downloaded BeoPlayer several times over recent years but always ended up going back to Windows Media Player or more recently iTunes. I try to 'force' myself to use BeoPlayer because of my passion for the brand and to fit it in with my existing B&O equipment in the home. However, it seems that for one reason or another I just can't

tom: Simon, I think you are wrong here. Tolga, the guy who designed these speakers is a designer himself, but not working for B&O. The pictures you see don't really have anything to do with the real BL9. He posted his design on the old beoworld forum too. I like them too, but unfortunately, Tolga is not working for B&O... BTW, is Tolga

No luck on eBay? Try here http://www.sol.dti.ne.jp/~piece/bang%20&%20olufsen%20and.html as they seem to have a good selection of products available. Found the site by accident while looking something up on Google earlier. There is a buy/sell section if you explore the site further although its fair to say that a good understanding of Japanese would

http://www.hifi4all.dk/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=20679&PN=1&TPN=37 Take a look at the bottom of the page. This is a picture of the earlier design concept for the BeoLab 9. I rather like it, there is something quite 'rounded' and 'complete' about it. I do very much like the BeoLab 9 that has been released too. What do others think

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mbee: 355f: the only products worthy of the B&O name that have been produced recently are bl3/5/9 BS3 and BV9 As we all know, for a lot of people B&O represents just a brand that makes technically outdated products at a shocking price, with just some aluminium and special design. With those products we were able, as beofans, to show to everybody