Probably you do not understand. It's not about replacing LRU, but about that, together with the board DSP in the service B & O, I have to buy all the chassis (4 amplifiers, etc.). I do not mind the calibration, but this can be done by replacing only DSP
Beolab 5 shots
Hi,
even if it would have been a blown fuse "only" - B&O replaces the complete chassis (~ € 600,-- plus Installation service).
Best regards
Doc Leisure
Where does this price come from? I was told about € 4000
Hi,
one of my BeoLab5 got a new chassis and I paid ~ € 800,-- all togehter...
Best regards
Doc Leisure
Probably you do not understand. It's not about replacing LRU, but about that, together with the board DSP in the service B & O, I have to buy all the chassis (4 amplifiers, etc.). I do not mind the calibration, but this can be done by replacing only DSP
Ah, I misunderstood you. That does seem excessive, they have apparently designed it so that the LRU is all of the speaker electronics, rather than individual modules like amps, or DSP boards. In my career we never would have done that, the customer wouldn't have allowed it.
In which country did you buy the chassis for 600?
Where does this price come from? I was told about € 4000
Who did tell you 4000 Euros for a BL5 replacement chassis?!
This is plain nonsense....
Stefan
Hi,
In which country did you buy the chassis for 600?
I live in Germany at the moment...
Geetings
Doc Leisure
In the Russian B & O costs of chassis, depending on the modification, from 3960 to 5550 euros. This prices without works
2 or 3 years ago I had a loud “popping” sound once in a while, which I isolated to one of the Beolab 5’s 15” bass drivers. I contacted a authorized B&O service tech. that ran a diagnostic test, but there was no errors indicated, but the factory support team was contacted, and it was a known problem with the electronic chassis. I was offered a complete replacement chassis unit from B&O for € 350,00 (plus labour for the service tech.) Note. All the factory parameters for all the affected speaker’s drivers, are stored on a eprom memory chip, and this eprom is then transferred over to the replacement chassis unit to keep the speakers sounding as they were intended from factory 👍🔊😉
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