Pricing for the 65" Harmony is announced at 13.500/14.500.

It reveals the flexibility of the product: the Soundheart and the stand are the same. Only the LG panel, panel adapter (100 euro) and the fronts are different (500 euro price difference between 65" and 77").

Makes the product very flexible when moving house etc.

Pricing is: 8.100 for Harmony, 540 for the wall/floor stand, 100 for panel adapter, 260 for BR1.

Fronts in wood: 2.000 for 65" and 2.500 for 77"

Fronts in cloth: 1.000 for 65" and 1.500 for 77"

Pricelist in Denmark:

We had ours setup last week. It was not easy to do, especially with the wall bracket. 

Nice, I know those guys!

Michael has been to mine many many times!

Cant tell from the angle of the picture, but isn't the TV pretty high up?

Just a question, as I dont know the restrictions of the room.

Ditlev wrote:

We had ours setup last week. It was not easy to do, especially with the wall bracket. 

Yes - it is slightly high up :) and just when it was put up I was a bit concerned - but it’s a very long room, about 18 meters, so actually it’s working out ok (or so I am telling myself :))

Michael is great :)

So does the Eclipse work in the same way that you can change the panel by yourself?

1990 wrote:

Pricing for the 65" Harmony is announced at 13.500/14.500.

It reveals the flexibility of the product: the Soundheart and the stand are the same. Only the LG panel, panel adapter (100 euro) and the fronts are different (500 euro price difference between 65" and 77").

Makes the product very flexible when moving house etc.

Pricing is: 8.100 for Harmony, 540 for the wall/floor stand, 100 for panel adapter, 260 for BR1.

Fronts in wood: 2.000 for 65" and 2.500 for 77"

Fronts in cloth: 1.000 for 65" and 1.500 for 77"

chickenceo wrote:

So does the Eclipse work in the same way that you can change the panel by yourself?

BL8000, BL10, BL4000, BL2, BL3 (Sold), Beocentre 2, Pioneer LX83 amp, LG C8

The 2020 version of the Harmony has been launched.

- 88" (8K) available. I've asked if the sound center has been upgraded to 8K but I'm 99,9% sure it's still 4K. Based on the 88ZX panel from LG.

- 77" and 65" are now based on the LG GX (instead of C9 previously). If you ask what are the differences between a GX and a CX: exactly the same panel and electronics, so picture-wise it's the same TV, but the GX has a full slim body and improved audio... Which are both useless for a Harmony as it's a very deep foot and as the LG speakers are not used. The real reason behind it is that the GX panel is distributed via a more selected distributor network, so it's price (700€ more than the CX) will be consistent and you will not have the feeling that B&O is selling you a LG TV at the standard price when it's on sale everywhere.

mbee wrote:

The 2020 version of the Harmony has been launched.

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Where?

I see nothing on the B&O website.

MM

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