Happy Christmas PrizeDrawBot. Hope you have a good one and all the best for 2009. What would you like for Christmas, a 4 litre can of Castrol Magnatec perhaps?

Simon.

Craig:

PrizeDrawBot:

Seventh Prize this month is the definitive Bang & Olufsen reference book charting the history and progress of the company from the 1920's up to present day. Great reading, and extremely interesting - the ultimate coffee table accessory for Bang & Olufsen lovers. Comes in its original box, sealed and unopened! These will be collectors items in the future..

Great book, a must for all B&O fans.

I got mine some months ago - very interesting book! A must for all of us B&O fans around here. 

Congrats bakkendorff!

A very nice price.... poor postman, they are quite heavy! 

The_Beonic_Man:

Happy Christmas PrizeDrawBot. Hope you have a good one and all the best for 2009. What would you like for Christmas, a 4 litre can of Castrol Magnatec perhaps?

Simon.

Botty is immune to bribes. We know because we have tried.......

Congratulations Roger, nice to see a prize going to the UK. Hope there is one for me too

Craig

wirralsimon:

Botty is immune to bribes. We know because we have tried....... 

No, a five thousand pound bribe, paid directly into the BeoWorld bank account with no questions asked would guarantee the receipt of a pair of BeoLab 3's every time..

Congratulations Roger, you're now fully equipped to go a'wandering in style

Val-deri,Val-dera, ...

Congrats Roger

Hopefully there will be at least one more prize in the UK tonight....

Puncher:

Congratulations Roger, you're now fully equipped to go a'wandering in style

Val-deri,Val-dera, ...

Val-der ha HA ha ha ha ha .... etc

kuliand:

Fast running out of chances to win something,

But we're coming into the "business end" of the prize draw! 

Herzlichen Glückwunsch kirfuer!

Foxtrott

PrizeDrawBot:

Always popular as you can never have enough of these as your B&O collection grows!  Fifth Prize this month is a brand new Beo4 Remote Controller - the latest VMEM/AMEM version with the DTV button. Worth around £170, and If you don't have any Bang & Olufsen products to control with it - this is the perfect excuse to go out and buy yourself some!

If you don’t want to buy some B&O to control it with, simply use it as a burglar deterrent, a door stop – or better still leave it on your coffee table and throw a large sheet over that non-B&O TV and pretend you have a BeoVision 9 under there.

The winner is..

Dirk Kirfuerst (kirfuer) of Dresden, Germany

Happy Beo4-ing, and well done from us all !!

.......seems a little remote to me

Well done Dirk!

Robert:

I'm good Simon, recently got a BV8-32 for a new apartment w/ a BL3500 in the bedroom and a Sonace (sp?) speaker in the bathroom, and I will hopefully add an audio system during the coming year! Tempted to go for a BS9000 as I have a BS3000 at my parents, and it is a classic, but I'm keenly waiting to see if anything gets added to BS5 before general release. Without a TV in the Bedroom, navigation would be a nightmare on a Beo5! Time will tell!

Robert. 

I used to own the BS2300 Rob, similar to the BS3000 though older. I traded that in for my current BS9000 that I bought last year and if I am honest with you I still miss the BS2300 loads. Don't get me wrong, the BS900 is a great product and I love it, but I think B&O is an addiction, at least for me, and I like all of their products so much that I wouldn't really want to part with any of them. In hindsight, I should have kept the BS2300 and moved it to another room. I miss it a lot as it was so unique and magical in its own way. Hope this hasn't made it more difficult for you!!

All the best,

Simon. 

Congratulations Dirk.

Craig

The_Beonic_Man:

Robert:

I'm good Simon, recently got a BV8-32 for a new apartment w/ a BL3500 in the bedroom and a Sonace (sp?) speaker in the bathroom, and I will hopefully add an audio system during the coming year! Tempted to go for a BS9000 as I have a BS3000 at my parents, and it is a classic, but I'm keenly waiting to see if anything gets added to BS5 before general release. Without a TV in the Bedroom, navigation would be a nightmare on a Beo5! Time will tell!

Robert. 

I used to own the BS2300 Rob, similar to the BS3000 though older. I traded that in for my current BS9000 that I bought last year and if I am honest with you I still miss the BS2300 loads. Don't get me wrong, the BS900 is a great product and I love it, but I think B&O is an addiction, at least for me, and I like all of their products so much that I wouldn't really want to part with any of them. In hindsight, I should have kept the BS2300 and moved it to another room. I miss it a lot as it was so unique and magical in its own way. Hope this hasn't made it more difficult for you!!

All the best,

Simon. 

Don't worry, I'll be keeping the BS3000 Simon, it takes pride of place in my parents lounge, any new audio system will be an addition! The 3000 was my first B&O audio system, and really helped me get bitten by the bug! 

PrizeDrawBot:

Rare and of the highest craftsmanship just like me... that's all we can begin to say about fourth prize this month. Here we have a virtually pristine BeoStorage A1 Cube in the Natural Birch finish (how rare!) that has been used as a display piece then packed away again after a very short period of time. This is an extremely desirable Bang & Olufsen accessory, and one that collectors climb over each other to buy - especially in this condition! Good luck!!

The winner of this hand-crafted piece of sumptiousness is..

Martijn Bor (mbor) of Stockholm, Sweden

Well done to you!

Congratulations Martijn.

Craig

Robert:

The_Beonic_Man:

Robert:

I'm good Simon, recently got a BV8-32 for a new apartment w/ a BL3500 in the bedroom and a Sonace (sp?) speaker in the bathroom, and I will hopefully add an audio system during the coming year! Tempted to go for a BS9000 as I have a BS3000 at my parents, and it is a classic, but I'm keenly waiting to see if anything gets added to BS5 before general release. Without a TV in the Bedroom, navigation would be a nightmare on a Beo5! Time will tell!

Robert. 

I used to own the BS2300 Rob, similar to the BS3000 though older. I traded that in for my current BS9000 that I bought last year and if I am honest with you I still miss the BS2300 loads. Don't get me wrong, the BS900 is a great product and I love it, but I think B&O is an addiction, at least for me, and I like all of their products so much that I wouldn't really want to part with any of them. In hindsight, I should have kept the BS2300 and moved it to another room. I miss it a lot as it was so unique and magical in its own way. Hope this hasn't made it more difficult for you!!

All the best,

Simon. 

 

Don't worry, I'll be keeping the BS3000 Simon, it takes pride of place in my parents lounge, any new audio system will be an addition! The 3000 was my first B&O audio system, and really helped me get bitten by the bug! 

Classic products, not a lot more you can say really. The time I realised that B&O was for me was when I purchased the BS2300 and after that I never ever bought another branded system (either stereo or TV) again. B&O is the type of product that you never (or very rarely) replace.. In my mind, this compeltly justifies the asking price.

Simon.