November35 wrote:

No. It's not discontinued.

So what's this thread all about: 

EDIT : Seen some reaction, I decided to remove the information you gave me.

I just wanted to share it with other curious like me.

This is still a surprise to us customers.No one but you, the dealers do not know what it looks like :-) Isn't?

Cheers, 

I didn't want to say anything, but it's too hard to keep it to myself...

Bang & Olufsen will cease manufacturing electronics and begin converting their B1 showrooms to family style italian restaurants. The portions will be generous and the prices will be competitive. 

Now if you'll excuse me, I have to get back to my beocademy course on how to offer freshly ground pepper. 

Wow, way to ignore that non disclosure agreement we all signed.  Thanks for ruining the surprise.

TripEnglish wrote:

Bang & Olufsen will cease manufacturing electronics and begin converting their B1 showrooms to family style italian restaurants. 

Pound for pound (or dollar for dollar) far more profitable than a B1 B&O Store..  

Two Garlic Breads please Trip.

🤒

TripEnglish wrote:

I didn't want to say anything, but it's too hard to keep it to myself...

Bang & Olufsen will cease manufacturing electronics and begin converting their B1 showrooms to family style italian restaurants. The portions will be generous and the prices will be competitive. 

Now if you'll excuse me, I have to get back to my beocademy course on how to offer freshly ground pepper. 

That means that if you order let's say a fillet, this would be a MK I with lots of problems. Then the next table that orders it some minutes later will have a MK II and so goes on.....😕

DrDimitris wrote:

That means that if you order let's say a fillet, this would be a MK I with lots of problems. Then the next table that orders it some minutes later will have a MK II and so goes on.....😕

... and lots of free meals when the software in the till crashes all the time. 🤒

The brushed aluminium plates will look cool though.

TripEnglish wrote:

Bang & Olufsen will cease manufacturing electronics and begin converting their B1 showrooms to family style italian restaurants. The portions will be generous and the prices will be competitive. 

Now if you'll excuse me, I have to get back to my beocademy course on how to offer freshly ground pepper. 

If you are interested, Trip, I do have a good recipe for Chanterelle Ragout.

9 LEE wrote:

 

The brushed aluminium plates will look cool though.

 

 

That is something no one can argue on!!! 🤒

Alex wrote:

Wow, way to ignore that non disclosure agreement we all signed.  Thanks for ruining the surprise.

Well put me on death row. Just make sure my last meal is some of Tue's famous rigatoni!