tom:

Never heard of a BS3 carry case, but it would be a usefull item. The only problem I see is whether the sound quality would stay the same, as the speaker would have to be hidden by the case.

I think Oasis meant a carry case for its travel, might be wrong.

Ok, now I understand...

When I was looking to purchase the BeoSound 3, I also tried to anticipate finding a case for it.  So, I looked into getting a Mulholland Brothers Deco Single Wine Carrier Case.  The measurements seem to be right, but I wasn't sure how the handle would be positioned.  You can see the details of the case at:  mulhollandbrothers.com  If you try it, and it works, please let me know, because I would be curious to find out if it is suitable.  And you should know that Mulholland makes very good quality leather goods.  Good luck!

Turns out my brainstorm was a good idea:

PERFECT!

Available on Amazon.co.uk for £16.99. Only 3 left lin stock, so hurry and buy your new limited edition innovative aluminium Bang & Olufsen BeoSound 3 travel case with shoulder strap now!

Good looking case. Price is also very good, when compared to Rimowa.

Will it fit correctly with the top handle ?

Henry;

Yes, I already did, but like B & O,  this is also  long-term ongoing collection.  The Lufthansa Rimowa model Bordkoffer ( or onboard box case ) works, as does the Attache. It fits, but still requires some padding around it. I have this from 1994.

Rimowa being around for 100 + years  , has made a box for just about everything or size imaginable. There was, or still is a Champagne case offered,  that was padded and opened in a split-side hinged manner, with a lock. I like good Champagne, but I never quite saw the need for it. .

I think the case shown above is the right choice for the price,  looking quite smart, but perhaps a bit flash to leave in the backseat of a car. Polished Alu, Stainless Steel, or even Silver metallic paint always attracts the eye. I one had a BS 3 inside,  I'd keep it hidden and protected in the boot.