[quote user="Hardwriter"] B&O pricing is high but not too high for the market it aims as long as it gets the product desirability right. [/quote] Quite true. For me, the desirability of the product is not anymore right. And therefore, the price is too much. B&O for me is about design, sound quality, picture quality, usability and interoperability

[quote user="macjonny1"] This is the second old thread I've read! How did you guys stumble on these? [/quote] Thanks for bringing this back. Excellent reading - specially as I've just been very frustrated with B&O about similar things. I hope somebody was reading... and actually is still reading this. My problems with B&O are

[quote user="Electrified"] Another thing: I moved from Apple's laptops to Thinkpads. One of the "heavy" reasons was the trackpoint, and when Apple made their touchpads even bigger, resulting in even more hurt in the long run... They are to the left and right of the keyboard. Speaking of ergonomics, that is propably the worst

Thanks all for the information! Obviously I hope that in future, B&O will come out with a product that I can use to replace this system. [quote user="macjonny1"] One problem if you are using B&O speakers with a non-B&O preamp, is that if you have surround channel speakers they will click on and off as they receive the signal. If

Hello! I huge long time B&O fan from Finland here! Unfortunately my beloved MX6000 feels a little outdated and needs replacement. So does the music systems. Or actually, the unfortunate part is that since last time I was buying B&O it was much cheaper . So, I have a problem. I have my sights set on the Beolab 9 - and that pretty much eats my