http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Bang-Olufsen-B-O-Beovox-RL35-speakers-refurbished-/250852279500?pt=UK_AudioVideoElectronics_HomeAudioHiFi_HiFiSpeakers&hash=item3a67f604cc

Any thoughts on tweed? I like!

Llewelyn:

Any thoughts on tweed? I like!

Me too, and the tweed will keep them warm

A little bland compared to what I'm now used to...

Lots of talk, what about the "Bang & Olufsen" print what you can see through the cloth?

Leslie:

Lots of talk, what about the "Bang & Olufsen" print what you can see through the cloth?

I dont believe the RL35 had the embossed Bang & Olufsen on the front panel. rather it was just an ordinary piece of partivle board.

Eugene:

Leslie:

Lots of talk, what about the "Bang & Olufsen" print what you can see through the cloth?

I dont believe the RL35 had the embossed Bang & Olufsen on the front panel. rather it was just an ordinary piece of partivle board.

They look good and as there are no other speakers like these ever made, we dont need the "print", and I think He/she Eugene is right.

Forthermore I think the guy made them for Scotland. Look who is talking

Eugene:

I dont believe the RL35 had the embossed Bang & Olufsen on the front panel. rather it was just an ordinary piece of partivle board.

Oh? Thought that all RL's have the embossed printing on the front panel. If that's the case then indeed it looks great. It's not that easy to have the embossed printing when re-clothing those panels, in fact impossible with such a thick tweed this person has been using. Eugene, you fascinates me with your avatars masked face. Very mysterious

Oh no Søren! You started using masks for your Avatar as well

Eugene:

Leslie:

Lots of talk, what about the "Bang & Olufsen" print what you can see through the cloth?

I dont believe the RL35 had the embossed Bang & Olufsen on the front panel. rather it was just an ordinary piece of partivle board.

I have 4 RL35's and yes, they are embossed.  I

ronically, though, they do not have the keyholes ont he back for wall mounting.  They had a metal leg that allowed them to lean back at an angle either veritcally or horizontally only.  Given that they were the smallest of the RL's, it's a  real shame, since I just moved that system into a small office, and wall mounting would be ideal.  Beforehand, then were tucked in the corners of a larger room. 

You could get one of these made, the pic is for a RL 140, bigger than the RL 35s, a lot of holes, but you only need 2 holes to fit to the wall, and with the adjustment screw you can adjust the incline

kennerd:

I have 4 RL35's and yes, they are embossed. 

No embossed printing? Then it's like RL35's with sweaters...

Søren Mexico:

You could get one of these made, the pic is for a RL 140, bigger than the RL 35s, a lot of holes, but you only need 2 holes to fit to the wall, and with the adjustment screw you can adjust the incline

 

First off: Apologies for the poor lighting!

Interesting, but mine have only 3 holes on the back, and there is not enough inset inside the hole (hard to describe), or lip inside the hole, to use efficiently (or safely) to hang the speaker....I'd be interested on the method to attach these...

My set up looks striking similar to the auctioneer right now (just moved the office into this room, and have yet to hang the BM 3300 on the wall..

And for the curious: the embossing

Take a look here , no original brackets. Only way as I see it is to open the speaker and look for a suitable place, to from the inside, fix a selfmade bracket to the outside. Its a little complicated, but doable.

If you deside to do it post pics.

B&O did make a wall bracket for these, ive only ever had 2 sets , but the bracket fits in all 3 holes and when tightened the offset screws lock it in tight, completely over engineered , which i loved about them, i dont have them anymore so sorry i cant post a picture