Bee-Oh-Wolf is probably the Danish and German way to pronounce it?
A big THANK YOU to Lee - with a video celebrating 10 years on Beoworld
I've always said Bayo, not Beeo. I've heard it said both ways even by staff in Struer, but I've no idea why I say it this way. It was probably said to me in the mid 80's by my local dealer (up North) and it stuck?!
That’s an easy one.
Beeo is danish - Bayo is danish coloured with the way they speak in the area ‘round Struer.
MM
Location: Flensborg————Danmark
Nice video you have done Steve and Lee and glad to have a face of Lee finally :)
Location: Sweden
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Now fascinated about how far ahead B&O was with their Link integrations that you can still use to control and integrate 40 years old products in your smart home.
Prefer the older products since I feel those had a different classic to them and also they were priced/aimed more to the market so that normal people still had a chance to realize their dream and own a B&O product.
And looks as young as ever!
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@Steve - thanks for posting the video
@Lee - Congratulations on 10 years! I was a a very happy and loyal client of AVLifestyle and still miss the great service! Thank goodness for BeoWorld!
Best,
Rob
Thanks guys,
It was great to catch up with Lee and talk over some of the highlights from the past few years. The time seems to have flown past!
Kind regards, Steve.
Location: The cable workshop, England
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Great memories of the Kensington Roof Gardens event. My wife won the BS3 sat on the prize table. I thought I'd heard my name called out, only to be told by Lee to sit down again as he repeated Mrs Vikinger's name.
Graham
And looks as young as ever!
Your eyes are clearly as bad as ever... 😂
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