My girl friend said they look like "perfume bottles".
After seeing the video, they look like "heaters" to me (with the lamellas)
Thinking a little bit more of this, I now/also see them as old car's "radiator grille" 💡
My girl friend said they look like "perfume bottles".
After seeing the video, they look like "heaters" to me (with the lamellas)
Thinking a little bit more of this, I now/also see them as old car's "radiator grille" 💡
Now that's a nickname the trash cans !
I do hope she's not implying you're throwing your money away! 👍
I suppose, though, that if B&O actually did make trash cans, they'd be made of wood and aluminium.
I could just imagine Geoff tuning them so an empty Pepsi can hitting the inside of one gave a flat frequency response so as not to startle wildlife living in or around them... or something. He'd do that. I know it.
Lee
That's it exactly, my wife is correct but I won't win the "competition" with such a nickname !See my picture of trashcan above! Ban boring signatures!
''Pop Up Speakers' as it kind of says it all
Hmmm, the beam width mechanism and the light are missing here...
If you imagine it's an eye, eyelid going up or down, pupil opening and closing, and you blend this with the pop-up tweeter, it becomes... "Pop-Eye" ! (the sailor man 😂)
Good evening,
I found something more respectful than a trash can that looks like the Beolab 50: the three sided bottle of the "Dimple Pinch" scotch whiskey.
My B&O Icons:
a macabre inappropriate sick-joke approach:
BL90 - "fat man"
BL50 - "little boy"
The wide acoustic lens makes them look like overgrown hip flasks.
Graham
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