It seems so far that the Beogram 4000 is winning.....

It's interesting to note that most answers come from the 80's and 90's... It seems that that was when B&O were really at their peak? Or is it just because they are closest in our memories? Not many mentions of old microphones or shavers or accessories. It seems the iconic pieces are iconic not just for their design, but for their brilliance

Maybe they should call it a 'Sam-Sound'

That's what SHE said.....

ok, inspired by Rich's posting in the ebay forum... What are the best or difinitive B&O items to have? Why are they good? Why would you never sell them? I'll start the ball rolling with my Beotime clock. This is not the current one you find in stores, but the factory made turntable platter converted in to a clock. I have mine hanging in

hehe I was wondering about that!

[quote user="elephant"] unless she is selling to Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid [/quote] I'm a bit slow on the uptake this morning

And a very good morning to you too!! Am on my own at the register, so am typing between customers..

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Bang-Olufsen-BeoCom-2-B-O-Cordless-Phone-X-3-/220653014239?pt=AU_Telephones OK, the description for these 3 phones is as follows: Hello, these are our 3 BeoCom 2 Bang & Olufsen telephones , I am selling these due to moving home, I do not have the chargers as they are wall mounted and am leaving them in the old home. These

[quote user="elephant"] I understand your views Jon., however I am reminded of the saying "charity begins at home", and for so many of us Beoworld is home :) but I guess that's the vino roja talking [/quote] If he hadn't have so blatantly said he doesn't want to pay to be a part of the site, I wouldn't have even blinked