I did the assembly myself. Extremely easy in terms of Assembly. But might be good to ask a friend for help since it weighs quite a bit. That said I did everything myself. Its no more difficult than building anything from ikea. 

funcke wrote:

Long time ago I was quite active here in the forum. My priorities and time possibilities changed, so I didn’t change my setup or tried something new. Now, it’s time to change my TV and the Contour would fit perfectly. Now, the Berlin B&O stores offers the Contour for a good price. It would be possible to receive the great looking devices in separate parts (panel, chassis, stage, etc.). However, neither there is no real instruction manual for it nor I could find something useful on the internet. Therefore, I wonder if it is worth to assembly all the stuff by myself or should this be done by a B&O expert. What’s your opinion?

Welcome back here.

Sure - it should not be the biggest problem to do that assemply by yourself.

However, if you are not familiar with how the new B&O products work (in terms of streaming, multiroom/AirPla etc etc), it might be wise to let the dealer/an installer do the job.

This way you can be sure, that it works as intended.

If you like challenges a bit, do it yourself - but be sure to do it at a time of day, where you can reach your dealer….just in case.

Have fun with your new B&O tv - which one did you get, the 48” or the 55”?

MM

Millemissen wrote:

Welcome back here.

Sure - it should not be the biggest problem to do that assemply by yourself.

However, if you are not familiar with how the new B&O products work (in terms of streaming, multiroom/AirPla etc etc), it might be wise to let the dealer/an installer do the job.

This way you can be sure, that it works as intended.

If you like challenges a bit, do it yourself - but be sure to do it at a time of day, where you can reach your dealer….just in case.

 

Have fun with your new B&O tv - which one did you get, the 48” or the 55”?

MM

Many Thanks for the given information MM. I like challenges so I would take the plunge. As we come from a Beovision 8-26 a 48'' is more than enogh for us ;-).

Great - pictures (and your thoughts) would be great, once you have set it up?

MM

Hi Robert

I have the contour and in the german version of the starter manual it says: after initial installation, change the product name from beosound stage to beovision contour. It works!

regards Ruedi