BeoSound 5 Forum

Re: BeoSound 5 - sales

Bv7Mk3 — Fri, 13 Mar 2009 17:01:47 GMT

I have just Bought a beomaster 5

Re: BeoSound 5 - sales

mclukas — Sun, 08 Mar 2009 21:16:34 GMT

I'm only 18 years old and I study computer science.

So i know how to rip cd's in a "lossless" audio format.

My dealer offered to rip my cd's for me and place them on my beomaster 5!

So I would suggest to kindly ask you're dealer....

Re: BeoSound 5 - sales

TripEnglish — Sat, 07 Mar 2009 12:14:33 GMT

Customer reactions and sales tell me this was the right move at the right time. I think the opposite of these concerns is true, I think that investing $3-5k in a CD player is feeling a bit short-sighted in these times of wiser purchasing. Audio had all but come to a dead halt until the BeoSound 5 came out. Now it's selling as a stand alone system (which honestly just hasn't been happening very often in this video revolution we're in), and even driving larger audio/video sales instead of the other way around.

Re: BeoSound 5 - sales

pf85 — Fri, 06 Mar 2009 15:35:08 GMT

Although I am beyond 40, still feel young... you buy B&O over time. Just got my BS5/BM5 last weekend and the ease of how it integrates into an existing link system, the ease with which it integrates with your PC... marvellous. I am not a "techie" that's why I enjoy B&O.

On another note. Over the years, I have been working in different countries and have bought my B&O equipment in different cities across Europe. You always get excellent service, there is always a very competent technical support and even when some elements of your B&O equipment are beyond 10 years, they don't show you the scrappage bin...

I think BS5 will sell great, with the regular software updates it will stay up to date.

Re: BeoSound 5 - sales

avus17 — Fri, 06 Mar 2009 04:20:28 GMT

I only hope there will be enough of young generation customers with money prepared to buy this new product as young people do not have lot of money:=(

Re: BeoSound 5 - sales

Jerryatrick — Fri, 06 Mar 2009 02:54:22 GMT

Absolutely spot on! I have difficulty opening a box of matches & so ripping CDs would be a nightmare. I'm sticking with my mint Beocentre 9300.

John

BeoSound 5 - sales

avus17 — Fri, 06 Mar 2009 02:16:48 GMT

What do U think is the new BeoSound 5 selling good? I am thinking on customers which do not know a lot about of computer, don't know about downloading mp3 files, ripping CDs etc. I think there are a lot of such customers (old generation) with money to buy B&O.

I think for such customers it is more simple to put a CD in a BS3200/9000/4 etc