General Forum

Re: BV6-26 Curtains

Heribert — Wed, 27 Jul 2011 01:40:43 GMT

Agree with you. The electronic curtain is something EVERY TV should have. I like this phasing out on my BV8-40 and miss it a lot on my BV8-32.

Re: BV6-26 Curtains

Tod Daniel — Tue, 26 Jul 2011 12:41:28 GMT

I totally AGREE with Mindphaser. I Love the curtains. I remember buying a BV6 and was so disappointed and felt ripped off that it did not have them! I thought they were a part of B&O heritage.

Let's hope BV11 will have them but knowing B&O it will not as it is 'entry level' hmmm, no wonder i've moved on!

Re: BV6-26 Curtains

Mindphaser — Tue, 26 Jul 2011 11:22:59 GMT

Bentleyman:

I have the 'electronic curtains' on a BV-5 and an old Avant.

I am alone in considering them to be the least impressive feature on a B&O tv..?

I find them completely pointless and not impressive at all

Well,

maybe nowadays. Btu honestly speaking, when i saw my first B&O (an AV9000,at a friend's house, maybe 1998-1999) with REAL curtains...well,i assure you that i was impressed...it was the 'icing on the cake'.

I mean, that AV9000 was like no other TV on that time,no SONY, no LOEWE would be so beautiful,so strange (in positive way)...and the electric curtains+motorized stand+Dolby Surround+.BEO4 +...well,basically EVERYTHING was so superior in comparison to other TVs.

Sorry for reply to an old trhead, but still today i remember how that AV9000 impressed me. I repeat,nowadays it can be considered like a B&O 'cliche',but really was a part of B&O magic in the past !

Re: BV6-26 Curtains

Mindphaser — Tue, 26 Jul 2011 11:22:36 GMT

Bentleyman:

I have the 'electronic curtains' on a BV-5 and an old Avant.

I am alone in considering them to be the least impressive feature on a B&O tv..?

I find them completely pointless and not impressive at all

Well,

maybe nowadays. But honestly speaking, when i saw my first B&O (an AV9000,at a friend's house, maybe 1998-1999) with REAL curtains...well,i assure you that i was impressed...it was the 'icing on the cake'.

Sorry for reply to an old thread, but still today i remember how that AV9000 impressed me. I repeat,nowadays it can be considered like a B&O 'cliche',but really was a part of B&O magic in the past !

Re: BV6-26 Curtains

Tod Daniel — Wed, 25 May 2011 05:45:44 GMT

WOW BV10 - 32 is an AMAZING piece of art iconic!

Re: BV6-26 Curtains

w5bno123 — Wed, 25 May 2011 04:18:40 GMT

This chassis is a reworked MX4000 and does not have the curtain feature. Treat yourself to a BeoVision 10 32" which does!

Re: BV6-26 Curtains

Tod Daniel — Sun, 22 May 2011 06:49:44 GMT

I LOVE THE ELECTRIC CURTAINS ON THE B&O TV RANGE AND CONSIDER THEM A HUGE PART OF THE B&O MAGIC!!! (Just like those electric doors on the 2500/Ouverture)

Re: BV6-26 Curtains

Blackrix — Sun, 22 May 2011 04:29:06 GMT

The mechanical curtains on AV9000 are impressive from a technical point of view. The curtains are just the "Magic" which is one of the things that makes B&O products different from the rest. They were introduced on AV9000 to give the user a bit of a cinema feeling. But I must agree, they have no real use besides the Magic effect.

Re: BV6-26 Curtains

Bentleyman — Sat, 21 May 2011 16:36:01 GMT

I have the 'electronic curtains' on a BV-5 and an old Avant.

I am alone in considering them to be the least impressive feature on a B&O tv..?

I find them completely pointless and not impressive at all

Re: BV6-26 Curtains

steph — Fri, 20 May 2011 02:21:56 GMT

No,

BV6-26 don't have the electronic curtain.

Only BV7 series, BV8-40, BV10 and BV9 have this " magic touch "

BV6-26 Curtains

Douglas — Fri, 20 May 2011 02:02:31 GMT

Hello everybody, Can anybody tell me if the Beovision 6-26 MK1 & 2 HD has electric curtains????

Thanks in advance.

Douglas