I am not sure whether this was mentioned on the forum before - if yes, I did miss it.
Robert from the company Beocovers -
Location: Flensborg————Danmark
I am not sure whether this was mentioned on the forum before - if yes, I did miss it.
Robert from the company Beocovers -
Location: Flensborg————Danmark
Dicing with death putting that 3200 there!!
Covers look funky 🤒
Exactly my thoughts.
And I would break my neck with the TV at that height.
The covers, hmm... a matter of taste, I suppose.
Martin
lol... those covers. But I suppose there really isn't a way to emphasise the customability of the product without an example that is completely left. That is, of course, assuming the customer has full control over the final look/pattern.
This reminds me of those Nordic watercolour covers B&O came out with a while back (I think that's what they were called). Customizing something similar would be pretty neat.
Indeed. However I believe the covers can be done in pretty much any design and colour the customer wants.The covers, hmm... a matter of taste, I suppose. Martin
I would love to see some older speakers covered with Kvadrat fabrics in colors like grey and moss.
Yes please.I would love to see some older speakers covered with Kvadrat fabrics in colors like grey and moss.
Location: USA / Denmark
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Thank you Millemissen,
some advertisement is always appreciated and helps me a lot. I agree with Duels that especially the pairing of Beolab 6000 and a Beovision 10/11 in custom covers looks great. Obviously the graphics I chose are a matter of taste, but you can choose whatever you want to have printed on the covers. Unicolors are also possible. I agree with Earle that the Nordic Sky Beoplay A9 looks absolutely gorgeous, and customizing Beolab with a color gradient would look great. I think especially Beolab 20 or Beolab 9 (removing the Beolab 9s center black stripe is possible!) would really look great in a color gradient. If you have any questions for me, please ask.
I would love to see some older speakers covered with Kvadrat fabrics in colors like grey and moss.
This is a really good idea! My only concern would be, would that potentially affect the sound quality coming from, say, a BV11 or BV14?
The red fret on my BV11 is quite 'see through' and probably for good reason. I'd fear putting a wool Kvadrat fabric would cause the sound to be muffled?
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