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Hi BeoWorlders,
I recently changed my whole setup at home & for my bathroom, the only logical choice was the Lab 4000 (the BeoLab 2000 had not enough bass in that cathedral-sounding environment, and the sound was terrible, too much treble and no bass), but my BeoLab 4000 were all black..So here's what I did:
Move the Beo4 some cm to the right.
Move the speaker some cm up.
Please undo whatever happened to the speaker.
Can you please tell me where you got your New Bathroom Heater from?
What did you do with the 4000? [:'(]
Ha ha! Remember the 4000 was originally black, there is no dealer around to sell an aluminium replacement "body", so this is a 5-minute job with an alu adhesive roll.
The speaker cover, however, took much longer, I removed the fabric cover and polished the metal cover to make it look like the BeoSound 1 grille. At normal distance & light, you see nothing behind the cover (no label, no speaker), the flash on the camera made all this apparent.🙁
I can see that now👍 Thats why it looked like it been attacked with a grinder and yes the flash would have lit up the inside!
Hope you can get a nice New Cover..will look so good then Chris!
...but my BeoLab 4000 were all black..So here's what I did:
Great. This looks waaaaaaaaay better than a black pair.
...but my BeoLab 4000 were all black..So here's what I did:
Great. This looks waaaaaaaaay better than a black pair.
😂
I'm waiting for a Heene toddler to pop out!
Ummmm.......No[:'(]! Is it too late to go back to black😮?
I am sure the photo doesn't do the work any justice and I just don't get why most people prefer black ... I did polish my CX100's when I refurb them and they look just amazing.
I am glad B&O is at least giving people the option to have other colors. Yes, even the gold color can look good in the right place.
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