Dave wrote:

The stand needs to rise in order for the speaker to be used!!

😂🤒 OK - why does it need to fall then? - it's certainly a very expensive speaker guard😂

It makes it much less imposing, keeps it as neat and compact as possible - so simple yet genius

Dave wrote:

It makes it much less imposing, keeps it as neat and compact as possible - so simple yet genius

I see.

If you need it higher or in portrait mode there's always

I think the stand turns what could be an ugly industrial panel into something quite intriguing.  I was convinced that I would hate the bv4-103 and had a lukewarm reaction when I saw the first photo - when I saw it in action I now understand and would really love one if all the constraints attached to normal people were taken away.  As I said earlier, if there was a scaled down version for a 65" panel I would go for it.

Puncher wrote:

Dave wrote:

It makes it much less imposing, keeps it as neat and compact as possible - so simple yet genius

 

I see.

If you need it higher or in portrait mode there's always link!

Maybe! 😂

I agree. They only made it move for the sake of it. It could really just stay in the upper position. I like the look of that speaker.

Mebbe they could make it move faster and dance to music or something ?? hehe

Who wants a Sony Rolly when you can have a dancing B&O TV.

Hey, have anyone seen this yet?

I’m still trying to figure out where it is exhibited.

So who will be the 1st Beoworld member to buy that screen ? lllooolll

Beottaku wrote:

So who will be the 1st Beoworld member to buy that screen ? lllooolll

I dunno..... but just the depreciation on that thing could buy me enough B&O to be happy for quite some time.

johnnielse wrote:

Hey, have anyone seen this yet?

I’m still trying to figure out where it is exhibited.

In the Netherlands there is 1 Mercedes dealership that has a BV4-103