Please accept my apologies, simply tongue-in-cheek - sharing pictures of the end-product I can understand, stopping to photograph the product being unwrapped is what I don't understand and which must surely detract from the thrill of actually opening the thing!  

Anyway I am not lucky enough to know anyone who has a new boat.

dmacri wrote:

@kingofsnake - I think the tone of asking if it's a "new fetish" or if "anyone gets off on this" was deemed negative. It's all about sharing something of pride with folks that share your passion. I know people that share pictures of their new car, new boat, or whatever the same way.

True, but they don't show every stage from buying the car and then picking it up from their dealer :)

I'm all for showing new product in situ. In fact, I'd like to see more photos of new B&O equipment in real-life scenarios. Such as how the black BV10 looks in someone's home. That's something I'm keen to see.

I don't care about seeing BL9s in various stages coming out of a brown box, but then that's just my personal preference.

So...anyone care to show us more photos of finished product in their home?

moxxey wrote:

So...anyone care to show us more photos of finished product in their home?

There's a thread for that already.

tournedos wrote:

moxxey wrote:

So...anyone care to show us more photos of finished product in their home?

There's a thread for that already.

I meant brand new modern kit. ie. stuff you've just bought, in your home. That thread is full of vintage kit!

This 'vintage stuff' is all of the latest stuff........ seen the new Beolit 12 with Airplay?!?!?!?! I just hope those pictures are misleading and inaccurate personally

For the avoidance of any doubt, when in standby the bl9 light is red, when in use it is green.  When there is a fault it is yellowish.  I know this from personal experience.

Just unboxed my Beovox 5000s and Beogram 3300 :)

Beomaster 3300 and Beocord 3300 came along but i think I`ll stick with my week old Beocenter 9500.