No they can't. This was just a display ploy. Haviing said that I had an after market wall bracket for my BC8500 which had a 35 degree from horzontal tilt and that was fine.

I believe it may be possible with the BC9300 as the CD spindle/platter has tiny springs which hold the CD in place. Joeyboygolf will confirm whether I'm right or not.

Chris.

I used to work in Plumbs Altrincham and to the best of my knowledge we never had BeoCentre8000/9500 hung on the wall.  It was only ever displayed laying flat. Are you not mistaking it for BeoSystem3300? This unit could be wall mounted.

 Opman

No definately 1993 - 95 ish, it was at the back of the shop in a living room set up, the reason i remember it so clearly is that the gaffer hated stacking systems and fell for the fact it was on the wall. On the left wall.

I am not sure what system was, but it was with the Pentas and looks like a BC8/9000.

Defo

The whole range was designed to lay flat and B&O did not  sanction any other orientation.

The whole cd mechanism is not fixed in place in the chassis, it simply floats on springs.

There are some smart alecs who do not accept this and are determined to raise the back of the unit by a few degrees. As far as I am concerned, this is not to be recommended.

How about Beosystem 4500 (3500) ?

Good thread !! 

You know...the more i think of it...i've picked up the old CMM-10 and it's all wired in the walls to a closet (hidden)...and since i intend to play all my cd's off the CM-10...i might hang the BC 9500 flat on the wall (depending on how that looks)....and just not use the CD mechanism on the 9500...