Borjal84 wrote:

 

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You can improve a lot the sound of your system if you reduce the height of the Labs 3. Generally speaking, your ears should be on axis with a point midway between the tweeter and woofer (two-way).

 

I have my Lab3:s monted at a similar hight, but tilted downwards. This is only for music listening at my place. Works fine I would say.

I made a lot of test with my Labs 3 and other speakers (no-B&O) and I think to put them in a lower position will improved the sound a lot.

But is only my opinion.

I' m using a setup with  AppleTV. When watching movies or other content from AppleTV the sound comes from the A8. Great sound experience indeed. I stream music from iPhone and iPads in the house. Everything works really smoothly and I'm thinking right now adding a Beolit12 for the kitchen/bathroom...

My dealer suggested to hang it on the wall. I decided otherwise...

Thanks for feedback. 

Very nice thread! Many great B&O systems here that I enjoy watching 😁

This is my 2 systems. (it is not B&O all the way, only speakers from B&O)

System 1: Beovox M70 (mint) in oak wood.

System 2: Beovox S75 (mint) in teak wood.

Tandberg receivers? Sweet teak on the 75s!

Thanks :) Yes, they are both Tandberg TR2075 (first edition). One in palisander and the other in Acryl (original demo receiver from back in the days).

I recently sold my TR 2080 for around $800.  As much as I like B&O, they never made a receiver this beautiful.

Whitenoize wrote:

Thanks :) Yes, they are both Tandberg TR2075 (first edition). One in palisander and the other in Acryl (original demo receiver from back in the days).

Now that I think about it, I remember we had a Tandberg receiver in the late 70's with a plexiglass top like that. I worked in a stereo and record shop that sold Tandberg among other brands. Of course, they were way, way beyond my starving college student budget, I was lucky to be able to afford records! LPs to you youngsters...