Hi Lee,

Yes, spot on!  Northampton it is 🤒

Hi joeyboygolf,

David retired from Cambridge quiet a few years ago, it is now run by Paul Blake who is very approachable and easy to get on with.  I would encourage you to visit Cambridge again if you haven't been in since the change of ownership.  The store layout is now much better as well, making a very nice place to see the current and recent products.

Kind regards, Steve.

How about this one? I haven't been there, but stumbled upon it by accident and thought I'd share it here 🙂

That’s a nice one - I’d like to visit that.

MM

Steve at Sounds Heavenly wrote:

Hi Beoworlders!

Which is the most special or unusual B&O store you have visited? Care to share a photo or video? Here is one to start you off - this store is one of my favourites, it is made from the timbers of a medieval ship!

https://youtu.be/5Lno8C9dknM

Kind regards Steve.

Not that kind of special, but this is my local store, and the first of the concept stores.

https://www.beoherning.dk/om-butikken

Very competent and serviceminded people :)

 

/Jacob

The most southerly would be Bang & Olufsen Auckland 🙂

I have always loved the Dutch B&O store in Roermond.

Selling B&O but also other hifi products.

Part of the store building is a house that is completely furnished as such with real multiroom / NL experience.

So maybe not that unusual, but perhaps a good example of how a B&O dealership can be?

 

 

my dealer for a long time when I lived in bedford

Malcolm welborn

My favourite store was the Berlin store I visited a couple of weeks ago. Absolutely fantastic. Packed full of kit in various locations. They had so much kit you could compare an Edge on the floor against wall-mounted or A9 floor standing against wall-mounted. They even had 3 Eclipse TVs in various setups.

Oslo Norway 2014. 🤒

I guess the B&O store in Bergen, Norway, is unusual as it has its own B&O technician and workshop able to do repairs.