Nice equipment positioned on your Attyca 1, Ralf !

SWISS_2:

Nice equipment positioned on your Attyca 1, Ralf !

Yeah, the Attyca looks great!

beopuig:

My new beoarrangements

 

 

I love the furniture 'bench' under your TV. Where is it from?

 

@all the Bruce Springsteen fans out there: even today - after more than 25 years I started to enjoy his music/story telling - I am happy to see there are more people out there with good music taste. The Boss just seemed to know me without ever meeting me...

Being a little nostalgic (Not being a native speaker I hope this is understood)

Ralf

PS: Unfortunately I did not have the chance to visit his last concert at Düsseldorf, maybe next time... ;-)

filip_kbh:

beopuig:

My new beoarrangements

 

 

I love the furniture 'bench' under your TV. Where is it from?

 

From here:

http://www.moblesmorato.com/morato_catala.html

You mean the beosystem looks very good with the (in my opinion less impressive) Ipod Nano!

Hi, a little update with my new s75... indeed brilliant speakers , especially when u move from a pair of pc speakers to something 20 times bigger

 

Looking good, Fakayata!

S-75's are very good speakers!

This afternoon I discovered a large obsession of mine with a/v gear are the dot matrix displays... So cool! Anyway, here is what I've been doing for last couple minutes...

First it started with manipulating a couple iPhone pictures

Then my obsession got much, much worse.

Clearly, the BeoLab 5000s take the cake.

That is just über-cool, Evan

Brilliant, Evan!

That brings the system to the early '80s when I used to design Sinclair graphics on graph paper! (and no problems with the Spectrum graphics that allowed 2 colours per each 8x8 block...)

Thanks Soren and Mika!

Ok, so I have put together complete 12-character blank dot matrixes and uploaded them to the media section. Yes, both amber and green are included (I haven't forgotten the 4500)! I did this so maybe some of you could join in on the fun and make your own 

Thanks Evan!

Hello everyone,

Im new here, I looked at everyones nice installations. Wanted to show mine aswell. 

BeoCenter 2, BeoLab 3, all cables are in the walls, as it shall be. MacMini that we are using as a mediacenter. Our cds are going in to the Imac. In the kitchen and bedroom we will have 3500 link speakers. Im thinking of getting teh BeoPort (?) to connect the BeoCenter to my MacMini. If I can use the BeO remote to control Itusen or what program I will use for music. Now we control the music with Mac and tvscreen or Iphone och Ipad. I would be nice to just have one remote - the BeO remote :) 

 

crappy pics in my phone..

The wall was newly painted when I decided to drill the cables in to the wall, so I need to repaint it again.. But it is worth it, looks nice :) 

welcome to beoworld & congratulations on a very nice set-up

Welcome on board Rikarde!

Thanks for sharing your very nice B&O set-up!

Cheers,

Wall-hung Beovox RL6000's and a pair of recapped S75's used with Beocenter 9300, Beocord 8004 and Beogram 8002. I'll use the Beogram 4002 and S75's with my recapped Beomaster 4400 when I manage to get it back!

Still using the main system a lot, added a Beocord 5000 and a Denon DRM-740 tree head deck

Soren:  very nice.  No such thing as "too many stereo components."  (I still need to convince my wife of this.)

May I suggest one thing?  Your LP to turntable ratio needs to increase.  Looks like it's about 5 or 10 to 1.  You need to get that above 50:1!

Thanks Rich, I have a rosewood Beomaster 6000, Rosewood Beomaster 3400, White Beocenter 7007, Beocord 6500 and a Beocord 9000 in storage!

At the moment, I am at about 650 LP's, having a closet devoted to them altough there is not enough space for ca. 60 LP's which are in the bedroom instead

The ratio should be just about 162 LP's to one turntable!

Should try to take a photo of my Father's system, which is a little more compact setting thanmine

Edit: Father's system (yes, two working Beogram 4000 turntables under one roof ) there is a total of 8 working Beograms in the house. 3 Beogram 8002's, 3 Beogram 4002/4004 and 2 Beogram 4000

And my other record storage, almost all in alphabetical order

Ah, the LPs are hidden - I should have guessed.  I keep most of my media in closets as well.  Your ratio is just fine!

In the film "It Might Get Loud," Jimmy Page's listening room is filled wall to wall and floor to ceiling with vinyl.  When I have that many LPs, maybe I'll display them like Page does!

I would like to have them all visible, but my two small-ish rooms is prohibiting that