At the end of this Idea guide, Please confirm that absence of a specific mention of BV9 in the integration of an OPPO 93 BD player is an oversight, as BV9 contains a 50" BV4 panel and a BS3

Rolling home ...

the first 110 km to Varde near Søren Hammer after a late start in Struer.

The first 40 km my bicycle felt a little bit wobbly but not due to my luggage but due to a nearly flat tyre. It was the valve which needed a little screw turn.

Yesterday I looked in a B&O shop north of Struer meeting quite a few of beoworlders sharing their admiration of marvellous vintage stuff.

Now I am hungry maybe like the hemenexes who planned a draisine tour and the elephants who also planned a tour this morning.

Greetings to all

iPoditiv wrote:

the elephants who also planned a tour this morning.

The elephants are in Skagen as recommended by the Beoworld contingent from Copenhagen - turns out this is 57N which makes it two degree further north than Peter in Newcastle :-)

So far Sue has had a lobster tail and I have had a glass of the local beer ... and we about to venture out for another glass or two.

Investigation of the wonders and painters' delights in the light of this place can wait until tomorrow :-)

hello to all of you from Sunny Berkshire.. The crossing back was awesome. Smooth as a whistle, decadent breakfast and sunshine . There you go. I ve managed to put on a photoalbum for you all to enjoy. Feel free to download the pics you like.. This is the link.

Welcome to my Beomadness 2012 

Nice gallery, Bernie!

That were mad and interesting days with all of you and the people of B&O.

Well.. I got home this afternoon after a superb crossing from Esbjerg to Harwich with fond memories of an excellent trip.

I'd just like to say a huge thank you again to everyone at Bang & Olufsen who made this trip possible and so thoroughly enjoyable in many different ways.  Each and every time the trips get even more impressive - and one thing which many people found out for their first time this year is that Danish hospitality is second to none, from the people on the factory floor right through to the CEO of Bang & Olufsen himself.

Finally - I'd like to thank the BeoWorld Members for being such wonderful companions.  A group of people from many different backgrounds, all with impeccable manners and an absolute pleasure to be with.   A real credit to this website.  Thanks guys (and girls!).  For those I didn't get enough time to sit and talk to at length, please accept my apologies - the hours passed like my watch was on fast-forward and I'd have been happy to have spent another week in your company!

I hope you've all arrived home with many happy memories - and for those already still travelling, I wish you a safe journey.

Kindest Regards

Lee

🙂

 

Hi  IM back home in lanzarote after a relaxing train journey from struer to copenhagen then a flight to lanzarote.id like to thank beoworld and bang and olufsen  for a wonderful trip and superb hospitality and the great company. im sure you will all join me in also thanking keith for posting all the photos ready for us to view  so quickly.

malcolm

malcolm welborn wrote:

Hi  IM back home in lanzarote after a relaxing train journey from struer to copenhagen then a flight to lanzarote.id like to thank beoworld and bang and olufsen  for a wonderful trip and superb hospitality and the great company. im sure you will all join me in also thanking keith for posting all the photos ready for us to view  so quickly.

malcolm

im sure you will all join me in also thanking keith for posting all the photos ready for us to view so quickly.

"Will Gladly thank Keith for a 2nd time" for such Thoughtfullness too us here on the forum who could not attend' I am soon too get my REAL FIRST B&O System..Should I had any doubts..Which there were none; The photos were like a reintroduction to B&O from Struer in 1st Class to just how excellent and awesome B&O truly IS!!! & I Cannot Wait🤩

I'm number 3!

/Ola

elephant wrote:

iPoditiv wrote:

the elephants who also planned a tour this morning.

The elephants are in Skagen as recommended by the Beoworld contingent from Copenhagen - turns out this is 57N which makes it two degree further north than Peter in Newcastle :-)

So far Sue has had a lobster tail and I have had a glass of the local beer ... and we about to venture out for another glass or two.

Investigation of the wonders and painters' delights in the light of this place can wait until tomorrow :-)

Hope Skagen is as good as my recommendations!

If you're still there, don't miss the painters museum. 

Best wishes!

Ola