Beoradio wrote:

I also like the design.

It makes sence to have an upright model in the BT series that goes with the design of the A1.

Why no option for wireless stereo pairing ?

Rudy

As an end user you don't care what wireless technology is being used. You only look at the performance, the results, the capability, the features, the quality, the price. With Sonos you can set up separate streams over WiFi towards each speaker (each room), or you can pair several speakers so they sound synchronized (no time lapse between them). Try that with BT!

leysfi wrote:

As an end user you don't care what wireless technology is being used. You only look at the performance, the results, the capability, the features, the quality, the price. With Sonos you can set up separate streams over WiFi towards each speaker (each room), or you can pair several speakers so they sound synchronized (no time lapse between them). Try that with BT!

Sure,

I just mean that you do not compare apples with apples 🙂

Sonos speakers are based on Wifi. P6 is not.  

@ Hiort,

Stereo pairing woulde be perfect.

So the info I got when I compared the 3 types, was wrong.

Rudy

Beoradio wrote:

@ Hiort,

 

Stereo pairing woulde be perfect.

So the info I got when I compared the 3 types, was wrong.

 

Rudy

Here are the info:

https://www.beoplay.com/en/products/beoplayp6#techspec

I already have an A1 - if not, I’d probably not hesitate buying one of these.

Looking forward to listening to it soon.

MM

It’s all around the workd press now - well timed by the beoplay marketing team.

What we are waiting for now is the first review or - even better - for someone on Beoworld to have listened to it/bought it.

MM