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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
Latest post 08-06-2008 4:37 PM by beojeff. 15 replies.
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Christian
- Joined on 04-16-2007
- Copenhagen, Denmark
- Posts 626
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Re: Which speaker for the kitchen ?
There are to different Link speakers: BeoLab 3500 and BeoLab 2000. The latter is not available new. Other speakers need a BeoLink Active, which enables local control. Speaker choice is up to you, you should consider space, placement and size. Personally I use Beovox MCX35 with a MCL/ML converter and Master Control Link (the old type). The speakers are very very cheap and delivers OK sound. They are placed on top of a high self.
Living room: BV7-40 mkIV + V8000, BL5, BL3, BM1 and BS9000. Bedroom: MX3000 and BL4500 on MCL2-AV. Around: PentaIII, CX100 and MCX35 on ML/MCL + MCL2-A, BeoPort and BL4 on ML, BS3300 + M75 as stand alone, BC6000 + BC600 and BT1100, LC1, LC2, Beo4, Beo5 and BL1000, BS2 and A8, EarSet2, Apron, Coffee mugs, Enamel Bagdes, Bath towel, Keyring, Books, Lots of miniature and the Bottle opener. Office: BC2300 + BL2500 and BS3. Summer house: BS Century.
Addicted? Oh no.... ;)
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9 LEE
- Joined on 02-14-2007
- Moderator - UK
- Posts 5,223
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Re: Which speaker for the kitchen ?
How big is your kitchen?! Lee
BeoWorld - Everything Bang & Olufsen
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gk31ax
- Joined on 04-18-2007
- Posts 220
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Re: Which speaker for the kitchen ?
personally I like the look of the lab 3500, the 2000 never did it for me...
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beojeff
- Joined on 11-29-2007
- Posts 543
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Re: Which speaker for the kitchen ?
If you can find a BeoLab 2000, this speaker fits perfectly into the corner of the kitchen. The anthracite finish perfectly matches the Alessi espresso machine and the imperial grey KitchenAid mixer in both color and texture.
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soundproof
- Joined on 04-16-2007
- Posts 2,340
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Re: Which speaker for the kitchen ?
I have a BeoLab 2000 in my kitchen - it's perfect for the purpose. I like being able to both use the Beo4 and to manually select sources, channels/stations and volume. The 3500 is supposed to be high up on the wall, and can't be used in that way. I think BL2000 was discontinued because it couldn't be retrofitted to the wireless1 (?). I'd recommend it to anyone.
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moxxey
- Joined on 04-14-2007
- South West, UK
- Posts 2,360
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Re: Which speaker for the kitchen ?
beojeff: And this:
I have this, but it seems to block quite easily. I'm looking for a better espresso maker (well, when I get some money together), later this year.
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beojeff
- Joined on 11-29-2007
- Posts 543
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Re: Which speaker for the kitchen ?
Moxxey- I tend to agree with you. I've found that it helps to rinse the capsule holder each morning prior to use. Nespresso offers some far less expensive machines that actually store the used capsules in a reservoir. I have one such machine in my office, and it does not block as easily. Still, the Alessi machine is beautiful in it's design and looks so great in my kitchen with the BeoLab 2000. I actually designed my kitchen around the BeoLab 2000. Crazy -- I know!
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mjmedlo
- Joined on 06-07-2008
- Arkansas, USA
- Posts 384
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Re: Which speaker for the kitchen ?
I have a BL2000 in the past and for the kitchen I'd recommend it primarily because it has all of the functions on the unit as well as allows Beo4 Control. I will say that I think the BL3500 sounds better but the 2000 looks more robust and I believe is a better kitchen fit. One thing I find to be cumbersome with my BL3500 is that you are so limited to functions on the unit. I do not picture a kitchen as a place one would keep a Beo4 so under these limited circumstances I'd say the 2000 is a better choice.
I'm ready for something new that I actually want to buy!
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Christian
- Joined on 04-16-2007
- Copenhagen, Denmark
- Posts 626
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Re: Which speaker for the kitchen ?
soundproof: ... I think BL2000 was discontinued because it couldn't be retrofitted to the wireless1 (?). ...
I am quite sure it was because a EU directive about electric powered equipment. B&O was not able to redesign the circuits to meet the new criteria. It was the same story with the LC-2. It is not dangerous to use though!
Living room: BV7-40 mkIV + V8000, BL5, BL3, BM1 and BS9000. Bedroom: MX3000 and BL4500 on MCL2-AV. Around: PentaIII, CX100 and MCX35 on ML/MCL + MCL2-A, BeoPort and BL4 on ML, BS3300 + M75 as stand alone, BC6000 + BC600 and BT1100, LC1, LC2, Beo4, Beo5 and BL1000, BS2 and A8, EarSet2, Apron, Coffee mugs, Enamel Bagdes, Bath towel, Keyring, Books, Lots of miniature and the Bottle opener. Office: BC2300 + BL2500 and BS3. Summer house: BS Century.
Addicted? Oh no.... ;)
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Coolskin
- Joined on 04-16-2007
- Holland
- Posts 505
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Re: Which speaker for the kitchen ?
We use a Beosound 1 and Apple Airport Express. Think out of the box. Why stop at speakers...
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Jandyt
- Joined on 04-01-2007
- Clitheroe, Lancashire, UK
- Posts 13,004
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Re: Which speaker for the kitchen ?
mjmedlo: I I do not picture a kitchen as a place one would keep a Beo4 .
....unless you have a leather and vinyl cover like mine
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beocool
- Joined on 10-17-2007
- the Netherlands
- Posts 5,514
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Re: Which speaker for the kitchen ?
Coolskin: We use a Beosound 1 and Apple Airport Express. Think out of the box. Why stop at speakers...
I'd have a Beosound 1 too.
Beoworld's twenty-eighth ninth prize winner and fifty-first second prize winner. Best £30 I've ever spent!
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beojeff
- Joined on 11-29-2007
- Posts 543
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Re: Which speaker for the kitchen ?
Coolskin- That sounds great. Especially if you have an iPhone with the Remote app. Can you post a pic for us?
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