Hi everyone! I was doing some research on a B&O product when I found this forum! I am a B&O owner--a pair of Beolab 4000 and a Beosound 3000--for about 8 years already. This music system was purchased in the US on 110v and now converted to 240v through a transformer in SE Asia now.

 

Here's a photo of my setup

 

Looking forward to participating in the discussions here!!

 

Hi Lecorbusier,

and welcome to Beoworld.

I think this place is the best when you want to learn more about Bang & Olufsen.

 

Welcome to the world's most dedicated B&O Forum.

I'm sure, here you will source all the information you will ever need for our B&O addiction!!!!!

Welcome!  You'll enjoy it here as they are a good crowd.  I suspect that after a few months your B & O collection will either change or grow.

 

John

Welcome to Beoworld. I see you already have the real bargain speakers - these are in my view the unsung stars of the B&O range. Lovely design though perhaps a little understated compared to the 6000 and 8000. I love them and have two pairs!

A warm welcome from me as well, Lecorbusier. Your name suggests an interest in architecture, which is a good thing. I look forward to you participating on the forum!

A very warm welcome from me too. Thanks for the photo', we love photographs on here.
Do you play MP3s fron your Mac on your 3000?

Andy T.

Thanks everyone, for the warm welcome!

Yes, once upon a time I studied architecture. One of my first pilgrimage of architecture was visiting Scandinavia. I discovered a very big showroom for B&O there...!

I play a mixture of MP3s and CDs on the beosound system. Usually, I just interfaced it through my Ipod Touch via auxiliary connection using a Monster cable. It is quite convenient as the new Ipod Touch as a vertical incline rest that just looks like the beosound standing at an angle! I don't play from the Macbook Pro because it gets too hot after a while...

However, nothing beats turning the lights down and seeing the CD spin in the soft light of the beosound...