BS9000

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brianwaddell (archived)
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Posted April 26, 2008 at 08:50 GMT
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I lovingly gaze over all my perfect B&O kit, until my eyes fix on my delicious BS9000. I couldn't beleive my eyes when I lifted and lowered them to view all 6 cd's. Horror of horrors, I seem to have had the same cd's on the unit for at least 6 months. Then I sudddenly felt lifted again, I have been listening to netmusic so much I haven't bovvered to change the cd's.

Is this a sign of the times, yes cd's are on their way out, so it seems is the future of multi-cd players.

There's no real point to this thread, and I'll probably not get any replies, but I'm feeling older by the day. My present kit, all bought brand new in the last ten years is soon to become 'vintage' . I actually cringe at upgrading as I will have to move present stuff away, probably my children will be pleased at the hand-downs!

To conclude this rambling post, I just love my B&O stuff.

Brian

 

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Keith Saunders
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Posted April 26, 2008 at 09:02 GMT
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Well, I will give you a reply. I am also in this position and the only person who changes our CD's on teh Beosound 9000 is my wife, because she says "I have not given her a training course yet" on N.Music...

Also, I am at my PC quite a lot as well...

Location: Hampshire, England

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morgan (archived)
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Posted April 26, 2008 at 09:49 GMT
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I have just buy a brand new BS9000, and I´m really happy. I have a big amount of CDs and it is very usefull to me.

I think that BS9000 still has its audience in this digital world  😕.

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Ahmet1 (archived)
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Posted April 26, 2008 at 11:45 GMT
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Hi!

I have just bought a brand new BS9000 as well. From my point of view, this ornamental piece of kit is worth collecting, simply because of its beauty and that no other player gives the same practicality in accessing different tracks on CDs.

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rfc1 (archived)
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Posted April 26, 2008 at 12:51 GMT
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I have plenty cd's and am always buying more from ebay, great value for money too.

My BS9000  currently has 6 different eels cd's in it,  magic system ,love it.

sandy

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demonell (archived)
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Posted April 26, 2008 at 12:55 GMT
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Fear not, I suspect it will be some considerable time before CD's are obsolete, despite the endless plethora of "alternatives"

 

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dp (archived)
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Posted April 26, 2008 at 13:13 GMT
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rfc1 (archived)
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Posted April 26, 2008 at 13:21 GMT
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The TVR is still sitting excactly where you saw it DP.  Must tax it 1st May for sure!!!

cheers Sandy

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Killyp (archived)
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Posted April 26, 2008 at 13:36 GMT
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I know what you mean, I often find myself listening to my AppleTV running through my BeoSystem at the moment - but I still love putting on a CD.

I tend to find I listen more closely when listening to a CD - as opposed to iTunes (Apple TV), especially with my CD7000.

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smito (archived)
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Posted April 26, 2008 at 13:44 GMT
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I spend a lot of time listening to music. I only use MP3s for background music. If I actively listen to the music, I use a CD. I think that if I had a BS9000, I would be listening to and looking at the music. It seems to be clear that CDs are on their way out, but I guess they will never completely leave.
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