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ARCHIVED FORUM -- April 2007 to March 2012 READ ONLY FORUM
This is the first Archived Forum which was active between 17th April 2007 and
1st March February 2012
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....have now finished spray painting the top panels for my white BS9000 i will post pics when fitted tomorrow! Thanks for the nudge Andy, i have just renewed my membership Regards Ray
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...covers are ordered and are due in during the week! i was planning to use a smooth matt white Hammerite paint, applied using a very fine airbrushing kit? anyone more knowledgable in this area feel free to add advice! Regards Ray the white
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Hi Jason I have number 466! i ordered mine just after they were announced so I'm not sure how the numbers were allocated but well done The cost of the standard 9000 where i am is £3200 i am also ordering the covers that go along the top and having them coloured white just out of interest to see the result! Regards Ray
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will do! ..the only snag is the dot and dab walls which make losing the cables a pain
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...same price as the regular one! Regards Ray
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...Just picked up my Beosound 9000 in white, No 466 now i just need to work out where all the cables are going to go Merry Christmas all Ray
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i have been using mine with no problems, but then i have a extractor fan running and the door ajar!
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The white frets for the Blab 6000s were £140 for the pair, and the Beosound 9000 is the same price although i understand some dealers may charge a premium I've not seen one in the flesh, so bit of a chance here! but as far as i know, its just the aluminium where the CDs are that is white, everything else is the same Regards Ray
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i have ordered myself a white Beosound 9000 and some white Blab 4000s ( although its only the the covers that are white!), should be here around november time. Also just fitted some white covers to my wall mounted Blab 6000s, the cabinets are currently in sky blue but i will change to aluminium soon . Cables being hidden in a couple of weeks so pics
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Some of you will probably already know this, but turntable platters really don't like being wrapped in this stuff! I have had two now with a nice imprint of bubbles where the laquer on the the platter has reacted I have had to remove all the original laquer to get the finish back, although on the positive side it does leave them very shiny!
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