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DrDimitris wrote:

BeoFab wrote:

fraberg wrote:

Hi Roger
Any idea when the BeoVision 11 and hopefully 55 "will be introduced?

Frank

 

Just a guess:

Beovision 11

11/11/11 😁

So to complete the whole theory, the price would be 

11.000 Euros 😁

 

And guess what...it comes in 11 colors😁

Interesting points Roger I agree with what you are saying, let's just hope the new CEO takes on board the history of bang & olufsen, I do feel sorry for the last ceo, he did a good job to get them back in profit. But times are Cushing and they need to change, what they have to be careful of is to get the price and product, fingers crossed :(

B&O doesn't need new products as much as it needs consistent messages about what they are up to, and what they desire to do for their customers.

The music industry is now ready to deliver 24bit/96kHz files through the dreaded unmentionable world's largest music store - they are going to make copies of the studio masters, before they are dithered for CDs, and sell these straight to customers.
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Would be nice if B&O products could handle those files with ease.

I want excellence from B&O that engages me, and enthralls my friends. The BL5s do it - a number of acquaintances and people who've gotten in touch for a demo have ended up buying BL5s after listening to mine. Those speakers deliver unlimited engaging excellence to surprised ears. Hint-hint, they were launched in 2003. What's next?

It's not a steady stream of new products plucked out of the air that's going to bring customers into B&O stores, but rather a steady message from B&O about what they were placed on this earth to do for people - and how they intend to do this with greater punch and delivery than anyone else within the category.

Is it a furniture company?

A design company?

A state of the art audio-visual company with brilliantly shaped sculptural products - ready to bring you beyond the next thing?

Film worth looking at.
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soundproof wrote:

It's not a steady stream of new products plucked out of the air that's going to bring customers into B&O stores, but rather a steady message from B&O about what they were placed on this earth to do for people - and how they intend to do this with greater punch and delivery than anyone else within the category.

So true, find your why!
It's not nessisery what you do, but how you do it...

Well at the rate we're going we'll all have a chance to be CEO in the coming years. So SP will be able to put his theory to the test.  

soundproof wrote:

B&O doesn't need new products as much as it needs consistent messages about what they are up to, and what they desire to do for their customers.

The music industry is now ready to deliver 24bit/96kHz files through the dreaded unmentionable world's largest music store - they are going to make copies of the studio masters, before they are dithered for CDs, and sell these straight to customers.
link

Would be nice if B&O products could handle those files with ease.

I want excellence from B&O that engages me, and enthralls my friends. The BL5s do it - a number of acquaintances and people who've gotten in touch for a demo have ended up buying BL5s after listening to mine. Those speakers deliver unlimited engaging excellence to surprised ears. Hint-hint, they were launched in 2003. What's next?

It's not a steady stream of new products plucked out of the air that's going to bring customers into B&O stores, but rather a steady message from B&O about what they were placed on this earth to do for people - and how they intend to do this with greater punch and delivery than anyone else within the category.

Is it a furniture company?

A design company?

A state of the art audio-visual company with brilliantly shaped sculptural products - ready to bring you beyond the next thing?

Film worth looking at.
link

Totally agree with you RE the 'products which engage you' part - B&O have only really introduced one speaker since the BeoLab 5 which blew me away - the BeoLab 3. They really, really need to look at the sonics of their product lineup which is generally lacking IMO. I haven't heard the 6002 or the 8002, but if they sound the same as the 6000 and 8000 as B&O insist, then that'd be a mild dissappointment at best (I'm not a fan of either, I find them both really quite boring and unexciting to listen to).

 

I know this isn't the angle a lot of B&O's customers come at it from, but it's an angle nonetheless, and one B&O should be addressing. B&O have introduced some pretty groundbreaking TVs in the last 2-3 years in terms of picture quality, why can't they do the same with their speaker lineup?

 

TripEnglish wrote:

Well at the rate we're going we'll all have a chance to be CEO in the coming years. So SP will be able to put his theory to the test.  

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Film worth looking at.

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Film worth looking at.

BeoFab wrote:

OK, now for real. These are my best educated guesses/hints for the 11. Please Roger confirm... don't hide.

1) Beo 6 (launched already)

2) Beovision 11

3) Beovision 4 - 85 3D

4) Beosystem 4

5) Beonet

6) Beovox 2

7) Beosound 8 XL

8) Beosound 5 Encore

9) ............................

10)...........................

11)...........................

(fill in the blanks with your best hint/guess/clue)

3) Product was already mentioned at a d

Harry2008 wrote:

9) BeoCenter 3 (with Blu-Ray support)

10) Beosound 5 with integrated cd

(Unfortunately both just a wish)πŸ™

We will not be moving backwards. 

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