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Re: New Purchase

Beolab — Wed, 29 Aug 2007 00:58:36 GMT

sensotronic:

I have to disagree with all of you, you see when you can afford to drop £8000 in the blink of an eye on a TV you should be able to "have it your way" and thats what i have done,
Jon

btw, if the designers had a particular look, they would not have made 3 different types of speaker.

I'm i understand you correct now? Have you let a designer to design your TV for you? Witch Brand are we talking about then? Can u describe a little more particular and show some pictures of your TV..?

Best regards

Re: New Purchase

Anonymous — Tue, 28 Aug 2007 09:47:22 GMT

I have to disagree with all of you, you see when you can afford to drop £8000 in the blink of an eye on a TV you should be able to "have it your way" and thats what i have done,

Jon

btw, if the designers had a particular look, they would not have made 3 different types of speaker.

Re: New Purchase

Alex — Tue, 28 Aug 2007 04:40:27 GMT

I disagree about the 7.4. I actually prefer the 7-40 and the 7-32 with the 7.4 rather than any other 7 speaker, it looks more like it's 'floating', just neater and overall it's got more 'wow' IMO.

Either way, I don't like the 7-40 with the 7.1 centre channel. The wider speaker is just part of the design IMO. It's like taking Beolab 8000s and making them shorter, or taking an Avant and chopping the bottom of. It's just 'not done'. Still, each to their own I suppose, and if you prefer it like that, then don't let us influence you...

Re: New Purchase

Beolab — Tue, 28 Aug 2007 00:53:58 GMT

jandyt:

I'm sorry to be contrary but I think it looks fine with the 7.1 speaker.
Andy T.

It looks more like an uggly 4:3 CRT with the 7-1.. (I have seeing it in real life)

The BV 7-40 was designed with the 7-2! Not with the 7-4 or the 7-1 speaker.

Regards

Re: New Purchase

9 LEE — Mon, 27 Aug 2007 06:06:38 GMT

tom:
I have to join Andy on this one. I like the BL7-2 with the BV7-40, but I think the BL7-1 does not look bad at all. As allways, it is a question of taste.

If you're not careful, i'll start a poll !!!

Re: New Purchase

Tom — Mon, 27 Aug 2007 05:04:27 GMT

I have to join Andy on this one. I like the BL7-2 with the BV7-40, but I think the BL7-1 does not look bad at all. As allways, it is a question of taste.

Re: New Purchase

9 LEE — Mon, 27 Aug 2007 05:03:51 GMT

I think personally the speaker 'overhang' makes the TV what it is - it's this design statement that makes it different to all other TV's, and gets it away from that 'boxy' look.

However, we are all different and have different tastes, and as long as the end user is happy the purchase is a success!

Lee

Re: New Purchase

Jandyt — Mon, 27 Aug 2007 04:41:52 GMT

I'm sorry to be contrary but I think it looks fine with the 7.1 speaker.

Andy T.

Re: New Purchase

Beolab — Sun, 26 Aug 2007 20:47:44 GMT

The BL7-2 looks much nicer i think!

Re: New Purchase

Beolab — Sun, 26 Aug 2007 20:45:25 GMT

jk1002:
Congratulations. Could you actually post a picture how that looks once you get it? Maybe we are all in for a surprise. I would really like to see how that looks. In the beginning I wasn't to keen with the BL7 look either but somehow got used to it.

Cheers
JK

Here you can see the BV 7-40 with the Beolab 7.1 speaker.. Not so good looking...

http://www.karpamueller.de/Download/bv7-40Sbl7-1.jpg

Re: New Purchase

jk1002 — Sun, 26 Aug 2007 11:18:53 GMT

Congratulations. Could you actually post a picture how that looks once you get it? Maybe we are all in for a surprise. I would really like to see how that looks. In the beginning I wasn't to keen with the BL7 look either but somehow got used to it.

Cheers

Re: New Purchase

Anonymous — Sun, 26 Aug 2007 04:35:28 GMT

I actually intended to purchase it with the 7.1 as I dont like the look of the 7.2 overhanging the screen.

and having seen the TV and speaker, I have now paid in full.

Re: New Purchase

9 LEE — Sat, 25 Aug 2007 18:43:34 GMT

soundproof:
Though I do remember reading from member(s) here who bought the 7-40 with the 7.1, because they found the 7.2 to be too wide ...

Ruins the designers intended look, and Mr Lewis would be seriously unimpressed i'm sure!

Lee

Re: New Purchase

9 LEE — Sat, 25 Aug 2007 18:42:05 GMT

You're spot on Alex - getting a new grille fixes pretty much 100% of dented grilles..

Pushing it back, which Alex rightly refers to, is a bit hit and miss - but you may actually fluke a perfect repair and save yourself some money. However, when buying, a dented grille means a discount to the value of a new grille.

Sorry i didn't specify why a 7.1 was not correct, thanks for clarifying Alex.

Lee

Re: New Purchase

soundproof — Sat, 25 Aug 2007 18:40:20 GMT

Though I do remember reading from member(s) here who bought the 7-40 with the 7.1, because they found the 7.2 to be too wide ...