I can confirm that there have only been three MK's of the BeoSound 9000. The MKIII had a slight update (reintroduction of the horrible red switch) and the type number changed from 2572 to 2594 accordingly. Internally this was never regarded as a MK change. In fact who really cares? I know for sure that Lee does know his Marques and his MK's.
B&O Yarm have simply had a 9000 personalised and the monies raised will be going towards a charitable case, so fair play to them. Will they throw in a free playmaker to future proof it a bit more?
I believe this has been done off their own back and it's not endorsed by B&O HQ.
Happy Christmas to one and all.
Great answer! And well put! Happy Christmas w5bno123 and all!
This was an odd BS9000
Great answer! And well put! Happy Christmas w5bno123 and all 🙂
Thanks. I have been selling them for long enough so should know by now 😉Great answer! And well put! Happy Christmas w5bno123 and all
Yes, hoping your busy during the festive time at Ealing!
Merry Christmas to all
We are indeed thanks and working long hours to make sure everyone gets what they have wished for! 😊
Why do our XMAS gifts become worse year by year! And yet the young ones get better presents each year?! We are doing something wrong! LOL
and the . Looks great!
Thanks for the links Leslie! The BS9K Jackson Pollock edition and the Black Edition look amazing! As you have stated, they look great!
The video's look great too!
I must admit the black version looks good, but I think it's very dodgy trying to pass it off as a genuine Bang & Olufsen Limited Edition.
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