New B&O TV BeoVison Harmony

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This is a early sample, and I trust B&O that will fix this in the launch version. 

This is an normal standard, when they need to be hurry to show this to the milano show. 

The products is not finish, and smal change will fix this, so I whold not be worry about this :)

I think about this alignment. I could not answear the early post. I never find out how to do, I press quick replay under the post, but it start a new. :( so sorry for its not correct answear:)

andybandy wrote:

This is a early sample, and I trust B&O that will fix this in the launch version. 

Someone already mentioned it on the previous page.

Not only I did I think this looked poor, but a guy from B&O is sitting in front of it whilst it's happening and acts as nothing irregular has happened.

Off course, the B&O guy is acting Professional:) Why should he reacting on that in the big stage.

They take it back to the production area, and work on it:) its not autumn yet. Spring just start in Scandinavia :)

I belive this is working great out back in struer, before launch.

andybandy wrote:

Off course, the B&O guy is acting Professional:) Why should he reacting on that in the big stage.

They take it back to the production area, and work on it:) its not autumn yet. Spring just start in Scandinavia :)

I belive this is working great out back in struer, before launch.

I agree, when you're on stage in front of everyone doing a demo, if the hardware or software dumps on you, you just have to tap dance and go on. Sometimes you get lucky and it's something harder to notice but in my career ir usually always decided to do it in a very obvious way.

 

I wish they made a sound center with magic movement of speakers only. That way easier to integrate a wall mount tv and or projector. Also easier to update later on. A Tv or projector is really only necessary for showing an image.

The sound system could turn it on and off and probably also adjust a VESA mount (that B&O either could design too or open up for integration with for example vogels electrical stands. Most TVs can be turned on and off through other systems and projectors usually have support for this as well.

Having a sound system making its own welcome dance would be cool and less weird when it doesn’t have to rely on the screen design. I know it wouldn’t be optimal for everyone but it would be a great way for B&O to widen their customer base as well as making a system that would work for a longer time and enable upgrades more fluidly.

So does that mean that if you buy the 77-inch Harmony, and later you want to upgrade to the 88 inch panel - the soundcenter/lift mechanism is exactly the same - and you can just swap to the bigger size?

mikewalsh wrote:

So does that mean that if you buy the 77-inch Harmony, and later you want to upgrade to the 88 inch panel - the soundcenter/lift mechanism is exactly the same - and you can just swap to the bigger size?

yes and if you want to the accompanying covers so it all lines up again, same if you wanted to ''downgrade'' to the 65''

I am going to see the television the 20th of June,

Do people have any question, because then I can ask them.

I for one would like to know if the HDMI in the B&O section is 2.1 (I hope that is why it is first coming in Oktober)

Wow, lucky you. 😕 My only question would be will we ever see 55" version. Everything else is simply too big for my apartment... 

Enjoy the demo!

Not officially no. You could technically do it but the bottom wings/panels will stick out at the width of a 65'' display.

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