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Latest post 07-29-2009 4:38 PM by Jandyt. 10 replies.
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  • 02-29-2008 12:05 PM

    • wogga383
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    B&O Museum in Clitheroe

    I had the pleasure of nipping round Andy's home in Citheroe last night, boy is Andy dedicated! I had the pleasure of listening to B&O i only dreamt of in my formative years. This included a bit of vinyl. A lovely demo of surround sound featuring Penta's at the front and 8000's at the rear, yes 8000's at the rear, and a Avant in the middle...awesome.

    I'd just like to publically thank Andy for his hospitality...hope his house doesn't get burgled now!

    Cheers mate Wink

    Pete

  • 02-29-2008 1:27 PM In reply to

    • Craig
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    Re: B&O Museum in Clitheroe

    Maybe we should all pop round for a visit.LaughingLaughing

     

    CraigSmile

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  • 02-29-2008 1:39 PM In reply to

    • saf
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    Re: B&O Museum in Clitheroe

    It sounds like Andy is fond of history - then he might - just might - not have any objections with regards to his home being called a 'museum' ... Devil
  • 02-29-2008 2:36 PM In reply to

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    Re: B&O Museum in Clitheroe

    Hey!!  What a pleasure it was having you round last night Pete.Yes -  thumbs up
    A big thankyou for the (Longridge Extra Large) Hosten Pils too mateBeer got one on the go now.
    I am aware my home is slowly turning into a museum. I like to think I have the best set-up from the sixties with my Lab/Master/Vox 5000 and cubes, and also the best set-up from the nineties (Beosystem 7000, Pentalabs, 8000s and Avant.)
    Still working on the seventies, eighties and noughties though!

    Andy T.

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  • 02-29-2008 3:33 PM In reply to

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    Re: B&O Museum in Clitheroe

    No it was great, frantically looking for Hotel Californis CD,,obviously
  • 07-26-2009 2:31 PM In reply to

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    Re: B&O Museum in Clitheroe

    Well after trying to meet the Clitheroe Kid on several occaisions this summer - I finally managed it last week.(along with herself of course!)

    We spent a long time with this wonderful gent - he even provided cake!

    As with all enthusiasts a case for me of too much info, not enough time!

    Would need to go and camp on his patio to fully apprerciate all the kit etc - I was weell impressed with the computerised music storage playing system etc so much so that I am trying elsewhere on the site to acquire said Beoport etc.

    The down side was the return to Nth Worcestershire - hit the M6 at Longridge m/way quiet - thought this is going to be breeze it was until the Thelwall Viaduct then 30 - 40 mph down to Keele services (I'm one of the naughty boys who accesses and exits the M6 at that point) - after that the breeze continued to home journey took about 4 hours should have been less than 3 - c'est la vie!

    I realise we may have impinged on Andy's time on an afternoon off work for which we apologise but what a knowledgeable man!

    A visit should be part of every Beophiles cloning/indoctrination

    Maybe coach trips?

    Seriously though a truly wonderful experience!

    Tony & herself(Gayleen)

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  • 07-27-2009 3:14 AM In reply to

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    Re: B&O Museum in Clitheroe

    A word of caution Craig & other potential visitors. Clitheroe is only open 3 days per week. And to confuse matters, the actual days change every week without notice. It's what counts as excitement in Clitheroe!

     

    Wink

  • 07-27-2009 3:23 AM In reply to

    Re: B&O Museum in Clitheroe

    kokomo:

    A word of caution Craig & other potential visitors. Clitheroe is only open 3 days per week. And to confuse matters, the actual days change every week without notice. It's what counts as excitement in Clitheroe!

     

    Wink

    scary : sounds almost like a scene from the new harry potter movie......................:-)

    I don't know about Clitheroe, but I do agree about the chap living there : Andy's a nice guy [met him in holland a  few years back, without his museum ofcourse ;-]

     

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  • 07-27-2009 3:18 PM In reply to

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    Re: B&O Museum in Clitheroe

    Gosh!  How flattering!Embarrassed

    Tony, it was a delight having you and Gayleen here. Mi casa es tu casa!

    stotty1111:

     but what a knowledgeable man!


    LaughingLaughingLaughing
    Peter and Keith are knowledgeable, I'm just good at blaggin'!
    stotty1111:

     he even provided cake!


    Spent the whole morning baking! Or did I nip to Tesco?  One or t' other!
    stotty1111:

    A visit should be part of every Beophiles cloning/indoctrination


    No more than ten at a time please!
    stotty1111:

     I was weell impressed with the computerised music storage playing system etc so much so that I am trying elsewhere on the site to acquire said Beoport etc.


    Good luck Tony. As I said before, in my opinion Beoport/Beolink PC2 is an unsung hero amongst B&O products.
    stotty1111:

    a truly wonderful experience!

    Tony & herself(Gayleen)


    Ehhh bless!  For me too.Left Hug

    Andy T.

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  • 07-27-2009 3:25 PM In reply to

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    Re: B&O Museum in Clitheroe

    beologisch:

    kokomo:

    A word of caution Craig & other potential visitors. Clitheroe is only open 3 days per week. And to confuse matters, the actual days change every week without notice. It's what counts as excitement in Clitheroe!

     

    Wink

     Andy's a nice guy [met him in holland a  few years back,

     

    Cheers for that Leon. The feeling is mutual, even though you made me look like a dwarf!Wink


    Poor me, never win owt!

  • 07-29-2009 4:38 PM In reply to

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    Re: B&O Museum in Clitheroe

    Spelling mistake corrected. Sorry!

    Poor me, never win owt!

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