There seems to be a rash of "too high" TVs on the last few pages. Do you guys rush into the first few rows in a movie theater!? In addition to the restriction of blood-flow, your blink rate also increases when your neck is bent back which relates to detail retention and overall enjoyment. Essentially you're seeing less and enjoying less

I've seen worse. As RussR will probably recall, we were party to the most horrific "enhancement" ever made to a pair to BeoLab 8000s. The fact that no BeoVision 10s were harmed in its making is a blessing.

Let me qualify a little bit. If you actually have a BeoVision 4 with the proper card to accept the 15-pin to RGBVH connection then you might have an alright time of it. Forget, however, attempting to attach this cast-iron furnace to any other screen. If you read my posts you'll know that I'm frequently among the minority in supporting some of

You'd have to be in a pretty desperate situation to welcome one of these into your home. You'd be better off plugging the wires into a tree stump.

A bit of what I've seen over the past decade or so is that it doesn't appear so much that people stop using a particular format en masse, just that younger generations simply don't pick it up. I still have older clients who, despite having incorporated digital players of sorts, still look upon their CD collection as their "true"

No he's right. I smoked a brick of hash before my critical listening. I later realized the BeoLab 11 was actually a cat.

[quote user="jc"] Are there any new beolab speakers to be expected? Looking at he present range of speakers the price-differences are huge between the lab 3, and 5. Especially between the 3 and 9 the gap for potential customers is large. [/quote] When you consider the addition of a sub, there are now two price-points between the BeoLab 3 and

Electrified, I think you're on the right track generally speaking. Agreement to disagree seems to be the most logical course though. I can't see what additional pages to this thread are going to yield.

I wonder how much our choices are influenced by when we were either introduced to the brand or purchased our first piece? I was thinking that the pieces I idolized when I was first introduced (Avant, BeoCenter 9000, BeoLab 8000s, etc.) seem to have more emotional resonance than the older or newer pieces that I'm also particularly fond of.

I'm quite happy with my BeoSound 5 (I'm speaking personally, not as a commentary on those I've sold), but I don't really interact that actively from my link rooms. I know that some would prefer it to function like a Sonos with granular global control, but I just don't see that as a widely adopted user pattern worth fretting over