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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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Hi there Does anyone got a set of wall brackets for the beolab 4000 somewhere? br Christian
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The latest in in-wall speakers... But it appears that this is a new trend, there was that guy that built horn-subwoofers in his basement... Christian
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Aha, I never knew that, thanks. best regards Christian
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If the cover is nice and without marks keep it, it can always be used on some of the other components of the 5000/5500 series. br Christian
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[quote user="ed7"] Beocentre 9500 [/quote] Wasn't the 9500 restyled by David Lewis? I very fine job he did IMO, but I think the 9000 is the only one JJ did all by himself, but someone correct me if I am wrong. best regards Christian
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I stumpled over this Beovision 5500 the other day before the garbage men came and picked it up, no Terminal present... I didn't bring it home, no room and no real need for it... I suppose we just have to live with the fact that these sets are getting old and will be scrapped... best regards Christian
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I go for the original Beocenter 9000, so beautifully laid out, form and function in perfect harmony, a joy to operate. br Christian
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It makes one wonder how many BS9000 and other new B&O that are every year thrown out and never salvaged... I bet alot of CTVs working just fine will go into the skip these years, but I never heard of someone throwing out a BS9000..., not even the Mk1 version... br Christian
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Wow, a 8-40 as main prize.... Great news. Well done! And the second price of a Beosound 3000 is not bad either, a very modern and handy audiomaster with n.radio compatibility. Best regards Christian
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Great, the design still holds 100 % and the BeoCenter 6 always was a bit silly. Best regards Christian
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