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What I did so far:
- Speaker foam repair on all 4 speakers I do
- Search and find the perfect new fabric for the BeoLabs [link] I do
- clean out the cabins I do
Next steps:
- find the foam for the cabins
- cut and glue foam
- reassemble everything
Hallo Tim,
hast du inzwischen eine Lieferquelle für die Schaumstoffauskleidung gefunden ?
A dealer in Berlin is selling foam kits for Beolab 4000, 6000 and 8000 at the moment.
Seems to be OEM as well.
Just search for "Bang & Olufsen Dämpfungsmaterial" on eBay.
Very annoyingly it is the same dealer wich refused to sell the same product a few months ago in a very rude fashion! Thats exactly how you lose young fans of the brand!
A dealer in Berlin is selling foam kits for Beolab 4000, 6000 and 8000 at the moment.
Seems to be OEM as well.Just search for "Bang & Olufsen Dämpfungsmaterial" on eBay.
Very annoyingly it is the same dealer wich refused to sell the same product a few months ago in a very rude fashion! Thats exactly how you lose young fans of the brand!
Glad this popped up again. I have a pair of BL6000s I need to get around to restoring, and I hadn't considered checking the foam. I have 4 woofers sourced from a dealer, who's now out of business of course. He was an outstandingly good dealer, very helpful and knowledgeable, the exact kind B&O needs. I agree the BL6000 is a wonderfully styled speaker.
I will be interested in seeing what the wrapping process is like and the results too.
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