I have one also which is in mint condition. I agree the price is somewhat high. The box I have is a silver cardboard type material. The watch is great fun when visiting a B&O store. Only one time did I do this. Using the watch, I turned off a few systems. They were not amused.

[quote user="Paul Winn"] Moxxey, the orange grilles on the BS8 look amazing fantastic!!! I managed to have a full 'private' play with the BS8 on Thursday. Sorry I havnt had the chance to post yet so incredibly busy. Must say, I was shocked with that cheap B&O remote though, super cheap plastic and very un-B&O... review to come

Interesting but average!

No it will not play MP3. It came out in the mid 80's before anyone dreamed of MP3.

I used my gift card today. There was no Beolit 12 in sight.

Paolo, I realized I didn't exactly answer your question. Beolab 11 seems to work best in a moderate sized room. I have a BL 2 in the living room.

My Beolab 11 is matte. Maybe B&O will have glossy panels as an option for BL 11. I am going to my dealer on Friday to purchase a Beo 6. I will look at the BV 10 and ask a lot of questions. Also I'm not sure what to use for rear speakers.

[quote user="Paolo Mariano"] Thank you Linder. I will post them for sure. I can see you have a BL11. Are you happy with it? Would you suggest it as a complement to my BV10-40? [/quote] Hi Paolo, I do like the BL11 and will use it with a BV10 along with BL8000s. All the speakers are black. It is almost as if I had planned for a black gloss

[quote user="Paolo Mariano"] Hi everybody. the BV10 is now at my dealer's store and we are still waiting for the bracket from STB. I really hope it will be here tomorrow. I cannot wait to have it mounted on my wall at my place... [/quote] I hope all goes well. I am very much looking forward to seeing your photos when you have an opportunity

I will wait until the Beolit 12 is actually in the store but I really don't like retro anything. To me when a company comes up with a new product that has a retro look, it means they haven't got any new ideas. When Steve Jobs returned to Apple, he had the Apple museum removed from the headquarters and sent to Stanford University. He wanted fresh