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  • 03-15-2011 8:46 AM In reply to

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    Re: BeoLab 9 - Chocolate Brown

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    Yes - ANY cloth fret can be re-covered.  You just need the correct material and someone who's good.

    The chap who did mine is UK based though - so shipping your frets from the US and back would cost a fortune sadly..

    Lee

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  • 03-15-2011 9:23 AM In reply to

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    WOW very, very interesting Smile

    He did a nice job. I ordered dark grey and probably with this knowledge I will change them after 6 months Smile

    As I see on your pictures your BV10 - aluminium part is also brown ? How did you do that ?

    Lee, maybe is cheaper to buy Flexform sofa to match B&O WinkCool

     

     

    when your Black Label begin to taste like juice just take shot or two of Absinthe and after that quench with some vodka, if you still feel juice like take beer with grappa !

  • 03-16-2011 7:51 AM In reply to

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    9 LEE:

    Yes - ANY cloth fret can be re-covered.  You just need the correct material and someone who's good.

    The chap who did mine is UK based though - so shipping your frets from the US and back would cost a fortune sadly..

    Lee

    I redid the fret on my BV10 as well as a pair of Beolab 4000 frets. Dealer is checking to see if he can get the cloth from B and O so that I could redo a pair of Beolab 5s I am considering.

     

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