Plasma Display with a new center-speaker
BeoVision 12-65
Thanks ! THe BV12 looks something between a Grundig with the Tube beneath and a touch Panasonic, somehow.
I realise that I am expressing a personal opinion here and it's all down to personal taste, but why would anyone want to view such a beautiful TV setup and at the same time have to stare at shelving below loaded with books and papers on top of which are scattered various pieces of 'objet d'art'? A TV is not a framed painting looked at in passing, it's something which has to be sat in front of and watched for extended periods of time. Why include such distractions?
If you want books, art pieces etc, then display them on another wall.
The more serious question (according to my wife) is what do men wear under their kilt?
Finaly a proper pic! Well I linked to this pic weeks ago 🙂
Have a look here
Well, in my opinion, the TV looks dull... The speaker looks like an exact copy of a LG flat panel speaker my friend had circa 2006, and yes, Grundig comes to mind.
I'm sure it's performance over looks, but I can't *see* much of "B&O" in this TV. Maybe I'll revise my option after seeing it in the shop. As for the speakers, I'm undecided: are they too wide, too "all aluminium", or do they look stunning when seen in the flesh, and not in a photo.
Sorry guys but... I LOVE IT!
And I love to see the book shelves with the books. Im passionate about books although I must admit recently to be spending my reading time online which I never thought would happen :)
Yeah I have to agree with Mr Winn on this one.
I also love the way it's in the rooom and part of it, with shelves and books etc. I'm not a fab of a TV on a wall being the focus, the books and shelves help the overall look n comfort of the room when any tv is turned off. 🙂
Sorry guys but... I LOVE IT!
And I love to see the book shelves with the books. Im passionate about books although I must admit recently to be spending my reading time online which I never thought would happen :)
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