65Kg, 18 speakers, 8200W in total.. :P :P :P Talk about making a statement :-)
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BeoLab 90 is designed according to the overall idea that form follows function. The loudspeaker driver positions and orientations are defined by the acoustical requirements. The placement of the electronics’ cooling fins was chosen to ensure that the rising heat could have no impact on the sound experience. The design is based on a complex aluminium cabinet totaling more than 65 kg, so the structure is rock solid. In a subtle contrast to the massiveness of the loudspeakers, the outer ‘skin’ is made of acoustically transparent fabric stretched like sails hovering in front of the driver units. The curved wooden base visually lifts up the large structure from the floor, making BeoLab 90 appear to float in your home.
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I shared them on Facebook...I thought they'd been released.
Didn't this happen with the Moment as well.
Are you sure they haven't been released. I don't understand...
Most people are talking here about the 'design' of these new Beolabs, as 'design' is the most important thing for B&O customers.I am very happy to read the words 'High Fidelity' in this forum for the first time since many years ago.RäuberThis loudspeaker is incredible Amazing High Fidelity It take 3 years of hard work For details ask Geoff Martin I am not a technician
The moment they are released, and even though they might be more advanced than other brands that are twice the price. All the reviewers will go on about is them being "predictably expensive" etc because they come from B&O.The fact that they look to compete with some B&W speakers of a similar price, will make no difference to the haters in the Audiophile world.
I am very happy to read the words 'High Fidelity' in this forum for the first time since many years ago.Räuber
I would not refer to High Fidelity as this is a very outdated standard.
I would call it Stereophonic sound creating some semblance of the illusion of live orchestral performers by the 360 degrees surround. A Semblance of realism, they tried it earlier in the 1970s with quadrophonic sound.
Bravo B&O!
Finally, my wait is over. 😁
Anyone, who has been following the articles on Geoff Martin's website, should not be surprised by this desciption of the BL90.
MM
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