kimchr wrote:

This is my wall mounted Beosound Stage / LG C9 55

Hi i can remember having the first A2 when it came out in the grey colour i loved the sound it produced, eventually the battery failed so i sent it to B&O under their "repair"! scheme i never got it back and had to accept a silver natural one instead as they wouldn't return my original,  i was BL--dy furious! B&O's modern policy's often don't match expectations, which is such a shame but B&O seem not to give a damm somtimes about service.

My new floor stand for my TV is finally ready so it's time to flash my setup.

I designed the floor stand myself and had it custom made. It currently holds a samsung q90r, which has a oneconnect box hidden away.

No cable clutter, just a single lead which is hidden in the tiny gap between the floorboards and the sunken radiator. I really don't understand why other brands, especially B&O, haven't gone such hideaway boxes. (Well I do understand, it's because they don't do TVs anymore, but that's another topic..)

The stand is made from local European walnut (oiled) and holds a steel frame hiding the connector and ugly cutouts on the back of the samsung. The screen is slightly tilted back. The stand is designed in such way that all air vents on the bottom of the screen are free to breathe.

Small detail, I hid the center speaker in the sunken radiator too, right behind the TV. It's pointed upwards, not 100% ideal, but it sounds well enough. Voices are clear and come from the screen area.
I finally found the time to clean up the cable mess too, a pair of cable socks does wonders.

I'm really pleased with the end result, it's everything I ever desired in a tv setup. Freestanding, clean, BeoLab 9s, state of the art picture quality, everything integrated (netflix, kodi, itunes, radio streaming, etc.) and controlled using a single stylish remote.

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Nice....but how is the sound processed to create the Center speaker and the two L/R front Beolabs option.

And how does the remote (a BROne on the table) control that?

MM

I think this looks stunning crossbytje, good idea! I like the tilt back as you can place the screen quite low then. Must sound good with the 9s! Regards, Johan

@RS4346, THAT looks amazing, nice colors too.

what is the distance between/outer side of the 20’s? 

Despite the 20’s are that close to the center speakers, are you still able to hear/enjoy the front speakers?
Im considering a similar setup in the future, only with a pair of beolab 9, 

Millemissen wrote:

Nice....but how is the sound processed to create the Center speaker and the two L/R front Beolabs option.

And how does the remote (a BROne on the table) control that?

Aha! All processing happens in a Marantz AVR which is tucked away together with the one connect box, a playstation, an older mac and an Odroid dedicated kodi media center (minicomputer). 
The remote is used in IR mode and I have a B&O IR eye connected to a home automation server (openhab) running on the mac. From there, any signal received is interpreted and translated into the right actions. Apart from controlling all audio/video sources, the server also automates lights/scenes (based on sunrise/set times etc.), can do presence detection based on whether my phone is on the wifi or not, and so on. It can do much more than what I'm using it for. (It's all open source and there's a large community constantly developing integrations with various devices and brands.)

Thanks for clarifying - that indeed,is far more than you have flashed in you pictures.

Nice job, but certainly not something for everyone.

MM

crossbytje wrote:

I designed the floor stand myself