BeoVision 7 series

BeoVision 10

BeoLab all.

BeoVision 4 series (108 made to order)

I'll let others elaborate on more products.

Not all Beolabs : BL4s are not made in denmark😐

TWG wrote:

- Beo 5 

Ah, ah: Czech stuff 😎

xegoon wrote:

TWG wrote:

- Beo 5 

 

Ah, ah: Czech stuff 😎

Oh, that's a bad one, my dealer told me that it was made in Denmark, otherwise I wouldn't have bought it! 🙁

TWG wrote:

xegoon wrote:

TWG wrote:

- Beo 5 

 

Ah, ah: Czech stuff 😎

Oh, that's a bad one, my dealer told me that it was made in Denmark, otherwise I wouldn't have bought it! 🙁

At least some parts are made in Denmark, as we saw it in production on the factory tour at the famous Struer trip before it was official.

In the German forum I read that Beo4 is now Czech-made, but Beo5? Please, no.

And I always thought everything with pin-code protection is made in Denmark.

I wonder what Struer is thinking about this thread. Seems there are strong reservations against high-price products from a low-wage country. At least it´s still made in Europe...

b.

I strongly hope that people from Strue read this thread! Personaly I don't buy a B&O product that is NOT made in Denmark!


So please contribute to the list so that we all have a good overview of things that we can buy safely and which to ignore! :)

There are many, good, socio-political reasons why it is a good idea for a country to retain it's maunfacturing industry.

From a product point of view however, can someone explain to me the difference between the result of the same set of parts being assembled in Denmark and that assembled in the Czech Republic? Assuming the Company concerned operates the same, robust manufacturing and quality plans, I can't see any difference in the product on sale.

(This of course assumes the product is merely assembled and there is no hand-cutting of veneers required or billets of aluminium hand chiselled into acoutic lens')

Puncher wrote:

There are many, good, socio-political reasons why it is a good idea for a country to retain it's maunfacturing industry.

But the manufacturing industries are not owned (ie efectively controlled) by countries and therefore hard to 'retain' by them - once the countries decide to respect private property and free and open their markets, that is ... 

Otherwise agree :-)