[quote user="soundproof"] Nr. 1. B&O needs to go hyperluxury and focus on China. Prices can be tripled.[/quote] I don't think even B&O can convince the Chinese, where most of the modern TVs are manufactured. Why on earth would a Chinese person want to purchase something from Denmark. Denmark, as a country and B&O as a brand

[quote user="Dude1"] I don't know about you. But lately, I have become really bored with B&O. Really bored. I have a feeling they are knackered. [/quote] Same here, but even *more* bored with my local store's extra enthusisam that everything is "great". Probably is, but they forget they are in Bath where there appears

There's something "wrong' about that video. Why didn't anyone tell Tue his shirt collar was sticking out almost horizontally, whilst on camera? And why did he stand there and justify his career on camera?

Denmark? I'd have never guessed.

I'm just about to pull the trigger on a Mac Mini with Snow Leopard Server. This is going to sit on my fast broadband connection and become the hub for, frankly, everything. I've had a rev.1 PPC Mac Mini running 24/7 without any issues, since 2004. Time for an upgrade. The advantages are numerous. Huge storage for my collection of audio tracks

I've said for ages that both B&O and stores such as our local luxury watch store need to figure a strategy aimed at people under 40. Here in Bath there are way too many peeople, 45+, who have made decent extra income from the property market over the last twenty years. These guys spend all their time in car showrooms, looking at luxury watches

Depends how you define customer service. I used to buy all my B&O kit from the local Bath store up until about two years ago. There's something about that store that doesn't "feel" right these days and after the let me down, last minute, over a booked engineer visit, promised to call back with a new date (and didn't), I completely

[quote user="Evan"] Where is everything going?! [/quote] "Hello Sir, you can buy any TV.....as long as you like the BV10" seems to be the way forward!

I think B&O are making (another) mistake killing off the 26" TVs. I have a 26" TV in my kitchen, so do my landlords. Many people do not want a huge TV in this room - they simply want a TV on in the background whilst they are working. This will force people in to bringing a non-B&O smaller TV in to their household and could make them

I must admit that, when I was up North for Christmas, I was very impressed with my brother's brand new 46" LED Samsung TV, which he bought for about £800. Good looking TV, superb picture, very easy to use, reasonable sound and decent remote. When you realise you could sell your BV7-40, buy a Samsung LED 46", connect the usual Apple