I'm sorry but I think it's awful.
Looks really easy to scratch my Beo4 and also my onyx table.
Also, looks like something I made at college in about 20 minutes to hang a bath robe on.

Andy T.

Hello guys,

I guess such a product is best seen in real life.
It is so easy to be negative when you cannot really see, touch or hold the product.

The stand has been on the way for 1 year.
It came originally in crome, matt crome, gold and matt gold.
It has been presented to a group of test-users and they all liked the shiny crome.

The stand really holds the BEO4 very well, and does not scratch it at all.
The shape and various means has been taken to prevent that.
Believe it or not, but during a design phase of year, there is a lot of issues concidered.
It is not just done overnight :o)

So bare with me, when defending this very nice product.
But at least I have seen and tested it IRL.

I will have customer writing testimonials on our web-site.

Regards,
Michael

OK, then.

Many B&O users still have the BEOLINK 1000 and never invested in BEO4. With a BEO5 retail price of 400 pounds I believe we will have the BEO4 around for some time.

Regards,
Michael

Although I've already stated my first impressions of the stand I have to agree that the Beo4 is likely to be around for as long as the BL1000 has been - 20 years and counting. So the market is likely to be there IMHO for this and other designs to suit differing tastes.

Chris.

last night i thought id have a bash at how id like to see a beo4 stand, it was late , all the diy stores were closed so i could only use what i had at hand

ive used a beo4 wall bracket, a beosound 3000 clamper (dont worry it was an old scratched one i replaced) , a 2.5 inch L bracket , black electrical tape, stick on rubber feet, and finally no job would be complete without a little double sided tape,

jay🙂