Hi Tph,

That would make it a lot better. But still, it is a bit random way to place it. 

Feels like it would be easier to hang it from the ceiling then. But loose the touch option. Or just take out a latter every time😂

Very curious indeed... 🤔

When they say "roll", do they mean "turn" (as in swivel)? And "gravity-defying" wall mount? If I'm interpreting 'swivel' correctly, and the last picture on the official B&O page is the wall mount, then "turning" it would eventually point the drivers toward the ceiling and floor?

All this talk about the design not being 'B&O enough', whatever that means, makes me fear we're just a grumpy bunch that want things to have stayed the way they were, with the BL8000 and such. I'd be interested to hear the opinions of someone who's never seen or heard a B&O product before.

I'm sure it sounds great, and I can't wait to experience it at my local shop (350 miles away)! - that was a joke BTW.

Anyway, last comment, I work in telecom, and all I can think of is Microwave Antenna.

Earle wrote:

Very curious indeed... 🤔

When they say "roll", do they mean "turn" (as in swivel)? And "gravity-defying" wall mount? If I'm interpreting 'swivel' correctly, and the last picture on the official B&O page is the wall mount, then "turning" it would eventually point the drivers toward the ceiling and floor?

It rolls like a wheel, both on the floor (back and forth) and on the wall (up and down).

Hi Earle,

Dont listen to all he says, because he gives some faulty info, but at least you can have a clear look at the function. 

Klick the link👍🏻

To clearify, the guy in the vid gives faulty info. Not Tph

I really don't get the placement options.  If you face it (assuming the speakers are the front), 1/2 the sound (minus bass) is going in the other direction.  Mount it on the wall and most of the sound is going perpendicular to you.  Obviously, they know this so I hope their audio processing magic to compensate for this is fantastic...

Stan

DanTop wrote:

Hi Earle,

Dont listen to all he says, because he gives some faulty info, but at least you can have a clear look at the function. 

Klick the link👍🏻

link

What does he say that is wrong? 

Hi Stan,

If you place it on a bench you get a good reflecting  effect from the wall behind, just like the A6 works. But when it comes to the wall placement, I am just as perplexed as you are

Stan, for example that the Edge has 5 amps. But its clearly stated on b&o website that there are 6 of them. 

I want to love it. But it seems rather wobbly and imprecise when it comes to volume adjustment.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WG7m-9KGr0U