I'll ask on Tuesday but I think you can order them at your dealer, I'll let you know 😁

Seanie_230 wrote:

Where do these come from ? New item?

 

 

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My dealer in Germany can not order this items from B&O. So I order mine here in this shop in Danmark

http://www.bremdal-radio.dk/webshop/diverse-nyt/bo-merchandise/merchandise/bang-olufsen-krus/

Beozip wrote:

My dealer in Germany can not order this items from B&O. So I order mine here in this shop in Danmark

http://www.bremdal-radio.dk/webshop/diverse-nyt/bo-merchandise/merchandise/bang-olufsen-krus/

Seanie_230 wrote:

I also wonder how they are with no Handel in case of being too hot to pick up with hot tea in them?

Actually I have a semi-serious question for next week's chat-box: Christian K. surely can't answer the actual question, but an interesting rephrased version might be possible...  To wit:  I just saw in "Sound & Vision" a review of the MantelMount MM860 (also at https://www.soundandvision.com/content/mantelmount-mm860-motorized-tv-mount-review ) .  Consider the crazy American who wants his sleek TV above the fireplace, and installs one of those sleek gas-fired inserts flush on the wall so there's plenty of room to slide in front, not needing the ugly articulation & back-box of the MantelMount.

Thus comes the question: "Has anybody at Streuer ever test-mounted a Harmony *upside down*?"  That might be company private, but the alternate question(s) about what, whether, and how much any particular parts must or could be tied-down, would be clear to anyone who has installed one.  For example, the VESA mount for the panel itself must work in any orientation 360 degrees (but only in-plane of course, lest the screen crack).  But are the motors ratcheted or relying on the weight to move controls in one direction but not the other?  Do the speaker-grille aligners only work with weight borne by gravity or do they have so-called "positive control"?

It would be cool, and not just for those loonies who ceiling-mounted their BeoLab 8000's back when.

Well, flying telly would surely make for a novel installation.  One could fix the VESA mount with steel inserts, but not the springs.  Probably they are tuned per-screen-weight too, to prevent unsightly lurching on start.  I was imagining a cross torsion spring that was adjusted, like an overhead garage door (Americanus), where *both* up and down directions the electric opener has very little work.  Let it pass unless you think CK might say something funny or telling.

Hi guys,

We’ll be live as per usual tomorrow night on our regularly scheduled time(8pm/7pm AMS/UK)! Link here: https://youtu.be/yMNyOO7rE4Y

So if you have any questions or topics for any of our consideration, feel free to post them here. Or email me at mikipedi4@gmail.com or join us in the live chat as per usual!

For now we have the H95(which are great) the beogram 4000 futurefied and much more ofcourse!

We hope you can all make it! 😕

Michael

Looking forward to getting your thoughts on the H95s. One thing I'd  like to hear discussed on the podcast is the setup that you and Erik (if he's on tonight's show) have been using to test the H95s e.g. are you guys primarily listening to the headphones with an external DAC or B&O system using a wired connection, or have you been using them with your mobile devices as well. This request is mainly for my own curiosity as I'm somewhat tempted at some point to pick up the BeoPlayH95s. However I' slightly worried that the hardware of the BeoPlay H95 headphones might be overkill for my needs compared to my current H9is, as I primarily listen to music using Spotify on my smartphone/tablet rather than a dedicated music system.

Anyway, I'll definitely be running in to tonight's show. Should be a good one!