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  • Re: Potential new customer Beolab 4000 vs Beolab 3

    Thank you all for your advice and comments. As I mentioned, I asked my local dealer to demonstrate the BL3's with the sub BL2. Let me tell you that my selection for this test was classical music with strings and a lot of high and low passages. I'm not very fond of using subs for listening to music because in my experience they tend to add very
    Posted to General Forum (Forum) by mmota on 03-20-2008
  • Re: Potential new customer Beolab 4000 vs Beolab 3

    Thanks Simon, I've noted that B&O's products can become pretty addictive so if purchasing the 4000 I'll also get the BeoSound 4 but if I go for the 3's I'll have to wait to get the BS4. My initial thoughts are to get first the 4000's with the BS4, and afterwards I could move the 4000's to another room and buy other speakers
    Posted to General Forum (Forum) by mmota on 03-14-2008
  • Re: Potential new customer Beolab 4000 vs Beolab 3

    I don't like subs for listening to music either. I scheduled a demo with my dealer for the BL3's with the BL2 to see the difference. I'll post the results Thanks!
    Posted to General Forum (Forum) by mmota on 03-14-2008
  • Potential new customer Beolab 4000 vs Beolab 3

    Hi, I apologize if this topic has already been discussed but the threads I found just confused me even more. I'm in the process of entering the B&O world and deciding on by best options. I want to use these speakers in my living room and for music listening. I went to the store and was shown the Beolab 3 and the "old-styled" beolab
    Posted to General Forum (Forum) by mmota on 03-13-2008
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