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Good question Ralf, I haven't seen the light in the Moment yet either... Except that very lovely touch sensitive veneer, which I really hope they can find use for in some other products. And the nice mix of warm and cold materials, all well crafted. And the mood wheel, silly or clever? Definitely different.
In my opinion very B&O. Not something to buy because it's sensible but because you enjoy the details and the quirks. Comming to think of it, maybe I should get one...
Looks great setup - and a white Essence might go better. Which headphones are on the arm if the chair ?Ok, finally after reading this thread for years, a flash of some of my B&Os. Pair of 6002 and Beolab 11. Currently "controlled" via Playmaker. For sure getting rid of that during this spring... About to get the Moment.
I use mine all the time as a dedicated iPod overkill. Feels like a nice slab in the hands. Very well engineered. I have no speakers connected to it directly now. It was connected to the Avant since we bought it a month ago and was interfering when others were watching TV so I've linked it to the BS2 with the app. I now use it strictly to link it with NL speakers through the app. It's wicked. I love finding new music. Login to view image Login to view imageGood question Ralf, I haven't seen the light in the Moment yet either... Except that very lovely touch sensitive veneer, which I really hope they can find use for in some other products. And the nice mix of warm and cold materials, all well crafted. And the mood wheel, silly or clever? Definitely different.In my opinion very B&O. Not something to buy because it's sensible but because you enjoy the details and the quirks. Comming to think of it, maybe I should get one...
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I use mine all the time as a dedicated iPod overkill. Feels like a nice slab in the hands. Very well engineered.
Do you use the mood wheel? What is your experience with it?It's wicked. I love finding new music.
It is different, that is for sure. First I didn't like it, simply because it was different and all music did not sound how it was "supposed to".Listened to Up is Down with Hans Zimmer about five times on repeat to kind of "recalibrate" my ears. Listened to Max Richter's Recomposed album yesterday, and I must say I am very satisfied. I would say the H8 are a little more crisp in the upper segments (violins for example). I missed this the first few rounds with Up is Down, but now I am happy with it. I would maybe say that H7 vs H8 are like Penta's vs 8000's (not taking lows into concoderation). The bass feels a little heavier on the H8's, but there is not missing any in the H7's. But I am considering going back to H6 mk1 or mk2, Bluetooth is convenient, but not ideal.How does the sound compare to the H8s Leo?
I use mood the wheel all the time and 99% get it right with what I want to listen to. Inner circle - NAS musicMiddle circle - current hot musicOuter circle - world musicTop half - happy musicBottom half - sad musicRight half - fast paceLeft half - slow paceDoes the above make sense?Do you use the mood wheel? What is your experience with it?
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Does anyone have an idea where to source this? It enable PUC control for a BeoGram record deck.
I go back to topic and flash my complete collection of BR 1 inclusive the new black one 😕
Now I can change every day the casing 👍
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