Hello,
I can't find any proof on internet that a "burgundy" beolab 6000 exists.I just see two types of red colour.
I believe that the darker red is uncorrectly called burgundy by some beolab 6000 owner.
Best regards
Olivier
Hello,
I can't find any proof on internet that a "burgundy" beolab 6000 exists.I just see two types of red colour.
I believe that the darker red is uncorrectly called burgundy by some beolab 6000 owner.
Best regards
Olivier
I am aware of only one "red" and it was rather dark, burgundy even. Having owned a pair, the differences may be in the photography. I still have the matching Avant and the paint is a near match to BMW Canyon Red Metallic.
yeah..... I like the bright red color better. Might do a better job at sprucing up the home decor.
There are 2 types of red. Without quibbling over exactly what to call either color, what you are calling darker red is commonly referred to as burgundy. The newer brighter red was meant to match the 'red' of the BeoLab 3 & 9. That color hardly qualifies as red at all. I must say that once you have seen both, there is no chance of confusing them for one another, even in a black & white photo. The new red came with black grills/frets, and the older red shipped with matching color grills, just like the burgundy Avant.
Is this the burgundy you are asking about? In addition to the Beolab 1s and Beolab 6000s, I also have an Avant and a pair of Beolab 4000s in this color.
And a not so good picture of one of my burgundy 6000s
Quibble: Didn't the "new" red launch with the 6002? I can't remember seeing the 6000 in that.
Is this the burgundy you are asking about? In addition to the Beolab 1s and Beolab 6000s, I also have an Avant and a pair of Beolab 4000s in this color.
The room I have my "burgundy" Avant in -is the spitting image color palette of yours, from the wall color down to the flooring.
We must have had the same decorator. LOLThe room I have my "burgundy" Avant in -is the spitting image color palette of yours, from the wall color down to the flooring. B&o bottle opener
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