Ian wrote:

Never seen this done!:

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I think it looks pretty cool, and is certainly in keeping with the BV10 'artwork' marketing theme.

Ian

The marks make me think that someone may have had a damaged  BV10 frame replaced on their TV, and then they've decided to put a mirror into it and sell it on. I can't imagine someone actually buying the frame as a spare part just to do this (and then damage it in the process!)

Graham

But the price =  and

I just had a look.  I agree the price seems high, but then again, in keeping with Bang & Olufsen prices.  I spent over £300 on a mirror half that size!!  Nice looking mirror though. 

I didn't think B&o would jump on the 3-D panel technology so quickly, if at all.

I'd take a wild guess and say the person worked at a dealership, a BV10 fell off the wall bracket or floor stand (as most of the early ones did) - hence the marks, B&O paid out for a new surround, it was fitted, the old one was thrown out for scrap - and the enterprising fellow decided to fill it with a mirror!

I'd actually say it wasn't that expensive.   Imagine if B&O did the equivalent - it'd be £1,000+ !!!

Lee

9 LEE wrote:

the old one was thrown out for scrap - and the enterprising fellow

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Dead-tube Avants... rotating fishtank!

Mmmh... Maybe my question is stupid, but... How does the sound comes through this?? ❓

mbee wrote:

Mmmh... Maybe my question is stupid, but... How does the sound comes through this?? ❓

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Your input on Wednesdays would be welcome mbee!

burantek wrote:

I didn't think B&o would jump on the 3-D panel technology so quickly, if at all.

Nice to see you living up to your reputation Jaff.😂😂😂

Craig🙂