DoubleU wrote:

koning wrote:

Are you working for b&o?

2800 euro i would buy a Panasonic.....it looks like s...t

And how are you going to connect your speakers? Right.. You don't...

 

elephant wrote:

I suspect we will go for 32" for use as a TV and as a monitor ... and in that situation, white of course 

You Apple-boy.. 😁

 

System 3

Dear oh dear.

"Teak or Rosewood Sir?"

Brings back memories of 1980s B&O sales training in Gloucester!

I see the V1 is being advertised on the Mr Porter .com designer clothes website!  Very excellent idea and the right target market!

Must admit, when I went into B&O of Leeds last Monday to introduce my best friend to the BeoLit 12, the first thing he said was "Oh damn, it's that thing that's always getting advertised on YouTube" so it's obviously getting noticed ;)

I actually really liked the BeoLit 12!  Im liking this B&O range very much

koning wrote:

DoubleU wrote:

koning wrote:

Are you working for b&o?

2800 euro i would buy a Panasonic.....it looks like s...t

And how are you going to connect your speakers? Right.. You don't...

elephant wrote:

I suspect we will go for 32" for use as a TV and as a monitor ... and in that situation, white of course 

You Apple-boy.. 😁

System 3

Yes, before I loved Apple shiny things I loved Big Blue Boxes 😂

koning wrote:

DoubleU wrote:

koning wrote:

Are you working for b&o?

2800 euro i would buy a Panasonic.....it looks like s...t

And how are you going to connect your speakers? Right.. You don't...

System 3

Something is wrong in this picture.. 😕

elephant wrote:

koning wrote:

System 3

Yes, before I loved Apple shiny things I loved Big Blue Boxes 😂

🤒

I went into a store today and really liked the look of the 32" in white.  I also really thought it looked really funky on the ceiling wires in the mini brochure.  I assume that the wires do not provide any power to the set.  If so and you need to have a power wire coming out of the wall horizontally, I think the effect will be ruined.  Can anyone confirm that this is he case and, if so, does anyone have any thoughts as to how best to get power to the set in he most aesthetically pleasing way?

Thanks

PUMA

As often with visible wires and pipes, etc... when they cannot be hidden, it is better to make a feature out of them...

You'll need at least a power cable, an areal cable, possibly an HDMI cable, and an IR baster... so place them all in a metallic mesh tube and connect that tube to either the wall or the ceiling, and give it a nice curve.

PhilLondon wrote:

As often with visible wires and pipes, etc... when they cannot be hidden, it is better to make a feature out of them...

You'll need at least a power cable, an areal cable, possibly an HDMI cable, and an IR baster... so place them all in a metallic mesh tube and connect that tube to either the wall or the ceiling, and give it a nice curve.

........................... I was in the process of typing the same thing!!!

You could use a curly mains cable hanging from the ceiling which then contains the other cables within its coils. With a bit of shopping around you can probably selected from a range of colours and coil diameter for the outer coiled cable..