Oh first reaction is not so good. Looks like a lamp or some strange cooling fan. I do not get a first impression of a genuine B&O product. I miss the acoustic lens, if it is like 50 then that might be cool but doubt it. Also the foot looks rather strange. Maybe it has to grow on me, the 18’s look even better now. It does not feel like a proper replacement for the 20”s.And why is it this is already in a app before introduction? In the beta b&o app it does not show yet
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Seriously? This can't be the final design? 😮
Looking at the full range of possibilities, options and features I think they will sell very well. It appears it was a mistake that I was sent this so I will not post further details until launch.
They do not look good to meAn odd design, being generous
By the specs it more looks like à Beosound or Beoplay than a Beolab.
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Can’t belive is B&o. Looks the china trading.Little late for april’s fool.Or maybe they hire chris bangle.
Maybe it's exclusive to the North Korean market?
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How many tried to turn it on in the AR-app? 😕
You are in for a treat
I got this invitation, too, but was asked not to share.
The info on the specs says Acoustic Lens Technology, but from the pictures I've seen I don't know where it is--it may be hidden behind the cloth on the speaker. The wooden lamellas open like curtains to reveal the cloth behind them when powered on. It does have ARC and beam width control.
I'll be demoing the 28s (along with the 90s, and 50s, the latter of which I have on order) in person in a few days' time, and will report back after with my thoughts.
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