This might illustrate the idea. The floor stand doesn't nessecarily have to be lower. There are of
course many possibilities. Personally I think Loewe's floor stand is very beautiful. Makes the screen
float in mid air. B&O has utilized the concept of a round disk protruding underneath a square in
BV5, BV9, BV4-103 and now BV10. I am not so convinced about this design although I think the
BV7:s are extremely beautiful despite the round floor stand. I'm not sure where the difference lies?
Could have something to do with the speaker placed in between the screen and the foot plate.
I appreciate the fact that round disks may be the best option if you need to rotate the screen -
- but what if you don't? The BV10:s floor stand is not motorized as far as I know - and in this
case I would prefer a fixed floor stand.
/Munin
The BV10 on floorstand is motorized.
I actually like the BV10 on a floorstand after seeing it in the flesh, and when I one day have the freedom to buy one, I will probably get it on the floorstand. I wasn't sure in the beginning as I love the BV5/9, and I don't like the other BV's when on floorstands. The reason that the BV10 works for me, I think, is because it's so long, so the gap between the bottom of the TV and the base is not very big, compared to any other BV.
On the other hand, I would love to see it standing on its own, like the BV5, but I don't think this is easily done, as I don't think the chassis is build to carry all the weight, and the connections is at the bottom of the TV set. If one builds a stand for it, I think it would have to be attached to the holes where the 2 different brackets are attached, and would then have to have some kind of legs runnings along the rear of the TV and then end in two little feet under the TV as well as having a leg to support it backwards.
EDIT: This is what I mean when I talk about the 2 little feat on the BV5:

EDIT 2: I obviously type way to slow 😁
