As the BS9000 is/was so well liked, would anyone buy a relaunched/updated version if B&O were to do it?
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I guess not then!
I just lost any faifh on new serious B&O products coming.
Could get a Beosound 2 when my Beosound 9000 MK3 breaks or a Beosound 35 if it's still around.
A BS9000 MK4 don't think so even if it could be tempting with Beolab 18.
I might.
I would if mine dies
Yes ...i would i a seckond if it has all modern apps and B&O inovative looks and without SW problems.
If you agree or not BS9000 is a masterpiece of mechatronics. Now you can do it by inserting separate laser under each disk and move clamper arm just to simulate "old" version.
I would love to see a project (similar to that of upgrading the old speakers) where the classic B&O CD players get upgraded with blu-ray players to make them a bit more useful. Of course, they would also need HDMI and ethernet connections for the HDCP updates. For example, my BeoCenter 2 is now useless as a DVD player since my Oppo provides far better upscaled video. A BeoSound 2300, BeoCenter 2, and BeoSound 9000 as blu-ray players would be gorgeous.
It would be great to throw in SACD as well.
Yes, with B&O marketing “like no one else” the motorised TV’s and BS9000 were so unique to B&O so it was a surprise that the horizon got launched without the motorised option. The BS9000 and other music systems all had that B&O magic, motorised doors and real talking pieces. I am sure with all their tooling they can once again produce a unique product that you simply must have.
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