Not my idea of a B&O TV, but exactly what a B&O advert should be like in my book. Form and function, not form, more form and marketing rubbish.

RIP

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6UmW6hkv_DQ

BS9000 and BeoVision 5 in my opinion.

Obviously BV10 and BV9's are descendants of the BeoVision 5, the BV5 was the design - classic B&O 🙂

Paul Winn wrote:

My all time favourite is the BeoSystem 5000/5500/6500 but is that Jacob's design? Im not sure.  I also love the CX50 lil speakers as they are cute!

Yes -that's Jacob Jensen design 😐

And now to my favorite Lewis design:

1:Beolab 8000

2:Beolab 1

3:Beosound 2300/2500/Ouverture etc.

4:Beosound 9000

5:Beovision 10

Oh my gosh, I forgot the Beo4!!!! The nicest remote ever because i use it without having to even look at it  but I do like looking at it!!! I love it.

I must be one of the few who didn't like the BS9000  just too big for me  (when compared to my iPod ;)

Paul Winn wrote:

I must be one of the few who didn't like the BS9000  just too big for me  (when compared to my iPod ;)

It is definitely the greatest CD changer ever - but I never understood the need for a CD changer. Highest possible points to Mr. Lewis for thinking out of the box though!

I think I'll pick the Beolab 8000. I never thought I'd get a pair, but I have one now, and they have really grown into me. A perfect compromise between performance, footprint and non-intrusiveness. They might not sound as good as my Pentas, but they are good enough, and blend into any environment - yet catching your eye every time, from any direction.

I would pick the Beolab 5.  The 6000 and 8000 are nice but the sound is compromised.  The 5 is not.

Are we sure the Beosound 8 is David's work?  It seems more of a Torsten Valeur design to me?   

Beovision 8.

Beosound Century, Beovision 4000, Ouverture and Avant

In the 1980's the MX and the Penta

In the 1990's the Beolink 7000, BeoLab 8000 and BeoSound 9000

In the last decade: The iconic BeoLab 5