Yes, you are right: The frame looks a little like plastic. In my opinion the BV9 is (designwise) a step back (compared to the BV5). BV5 was understatement at its best. Strong geometrical lines, the frame just matte brushed aluminum. Invisible speakers... BV9 is a poser: Huge, shiny, glossy. Look: Here I am! Anyway: Picture quality is stunning, the integrated

Hu, that's a really boring design. What about that one (especially the graphical user interface): http://www.visiomatic-homeautomation.de/ I'm watching this company since a few years, but I fear, they are playing in a different league (pricewise)... Oh, for the B&O-Homeautomation-Freaks: I've been told, that Visiomatic is compatible

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Hi, meine BS 9000 lässt sich nach einem Stromausfall - oder wenn ich sie mit dem roten Knopf auf Aus geschaltet habe - nicht mehr per Beo4 steuern. Das liegt am Option Code, der dann automatisch auf Slave-Mode zurücksetzt wird. Würd ich noch einmal kontrollieren, auch, wenn Du es schon gemacht hast... ;-) Gruß, Jens

Hi, I have 3 B&O Grafik Eyes with 6 Zones each connected together in my one room loft. It's really cool because you don't need any wall mounted dimmers and switches etc. 18 zones would mean 18 single dimmers at the walls... Now I have 3 panels at central positions. And with the Beo4 I can control 10 Scenes with 18 single lamps (or 4 Scenes

Hi, das geht nicht. Schade. Gruß, Jens

Hello Peter, I have a Beocom 6000 MK II with Earset 1, too. Most people mention, that my voice is much too low when using the headset. Soundlevel of the handset without Earset is ok. Do you have similar experience? Regards, Jens

B&O sagen auf ihren Webseiten ganz deutlich, wofür die Staubfängernase nicht ist: Zum Ablegen der Beo4. Und zeigen, wofür sie wirklich gedacht ist: zum Aufstellen von Nippes oder Spielzeug-Figuren (guckt euch das Bild mit dem kleinen Jungen an). Ich finde, hier hat B&O einen wirklich revolutionären Design-Kniff hinbekommen

Here's the image. Maybe they should think about the idea to offer this or a similar concept as a modular surround 5.1 or 7.1 system. Copyright Bang & Olufsen

Maybe I'm wrong: In my opinion it would make more sense to offer a BV 7 WITHOUT a DVD drive for combination with the normal BC2. 1) You can change/store DVDs and CDs on one location 2) it would be a more future proof system 'cause you don't need to update the expensive part, if you wish to view Blueray/HD-DVDs/whatever with your display