I would just wait, you love your V1, it looks great in white, it has PUC (you like that too), and the BROne (you like that too).  

I'm sure the wall can take it. 

If you replace it you will mount a replacement TV on the wall and also the Stage on the wall.

Out of interest i did see the LG GX (the gallery version 10)  unboxing and that sits very flush with the wall and has an interesting bracket, but that's only in larger sizes. 

The apple tv works perfectly for me over cec, so no need for puc imho.

Which iptv service do you have? Most will have an app and mine works just fine on the lg c9.

So imho puc isn’t all that needed really unless you have a settop box that’s mandated by a provider with out cec.

Mikipidia wrote:

The apple tv works perfectly for me over cec, so no need for puc imho.

Which iptv service do you have? Most will have an app and mine works just fine on the lg c9.

So imho puc isn’t all that needed really unless you have a settop box that’s mandated by a provider with out cec. New: Beovision Harmony, Beolab 50's, Beolab 18's, Beolab 17's, Beolab 3's, Beosound 9000 mk3, Beosound Stage & LG, Beosound 2, Beoplay M3, Beoplay A1, Beoplay H4 gen 2, Beoplay E8 3.0

Mikipedia on YouTube (finally )

https://www.youtube.com/c/Mikipedia

Old: Beovision Eclipse, Beolab 1's, Beolab 2, Beovision 10-46, Overture 2300, beolab 8000's, Beolab 4000's, Beovision avant 32" etc. etc.

Does the beoremote one control Apple TV via the LG system over CEC?

I have à Telia box from motorola VIP 1003 but it Will be replaced by an arris 4xxx box and Telia does not support Cec on either. And they don’t have an app for webOS, but they do have one for Apple TV.

Aussie Michael wrote:

I would just wait, you love your V1, it looks great in white, it has PUC (you like that too), and the BROne (you like that too).

I'm sure the wall can take it.

If you replace it you will mount a replacement TV on the wall and also the Stage on the wall.

Out of interest i did see the LG GX (the gallery version 10) unboxing and that sits very flush with the wall and has an interesting bracket, but that's only in larger sizes.

Very true but I need to change my furniture and want to make a bigger all in upgrade but hm I’ll wait and see maybe.

CX is much more expensive than the C9 but I would also like it, honestly mainly due to the interface being more square than the sillier looking C9 interface.

In case you really want to get rid of the V1 (why shouldn’t your wall could handle that)........go for an LG GX, when that will be available with the Stage.

Just run everything off the ATV4K connected to the LG and controlled via CEC.

You probably won’t need that Arris box, if there is a native tvOS app for your tv service.

One reason for keeping the V1 however, would be the ability to have a proper 5.1 setup.

MM

Millemissen wrote:

In case you really want to get rid of the V1 (why shouldn’t your wall could handle that)........go for an LG GX, when that will be available with the Stage.

Just run everything off the ATV4K connected to the LG and controlled via CEC.

You probably won’t need that Arris box, if there is a native tvOS app for your tv service.

One reason for keeping the V1 however, would be the ability to have a proper 5.1 setup.

MM

There is a tv - and there is a BV.

The V1 is very heavy and requires very demanding mounting to work on a thin gypsum wall. I had it like so in my old home but it wasn’t fun to fix the wall after all those bolts and holes was left.

It is a good tv but I want to step up the size a bit as well. But all in all it’s a great tv and I like it a lot, especially for it’s design and the sound quality.

I do miss a few features for sound in my bedroom and that is easy to use speakers to wake up to or play music from without having to turn a tv on. I guess the stage would be useful in this case.

I’ve also been considering just getting a Sonos arc and a tv with an Apple TV. Then I get more or less the same and I get a smaller remote that is very usable too. Perhaps even better than using a stage with a BeoRemote one.

Also the CX/GX has the built in Apple TV (app) so you wouldn’t need a separate Apple TV box.

That is one of the main differences between the 9th gen from what i was reading.

I will have to look again to see the difference between the interfaces Mike (square).

The br1 controls everything in my bedroom, stage lg m3 aptv.

Cec via lg with br1 to aptv almost works like it’s a native app so i only have one remote🙂

...and I can confirm that even LG OLED C9 has the Apple TV app and it works nicely. On top, I do have the Apple TV box connected as well to one of TV's HDMI ports and I'm controlling it via BR1.

Very cool. :)