Beolab 6000 and Beolab 8000 speaker designs for me. For. my wife it is the A9.

Everything started with my parents having a Beovision LX2500 and VHS91.2 for video, and a Beomaster 1900 and Beogram CDX for music when I was a kid (no B&O speakers). Then I bought my first couple of B&O toys in 2001: an A8 earset and a Beosound 1 1st gen in light blue.

Now the house is full of B&O from all periods...

1976 in my favorite record store when I first saw a Beogram 4002. I immediately had to have one and have used Beogram turntables ever since. 

-sonavor

Thanks for asking!

Young, I worked in an advertising agency from which B&O was client, i remember the Beosystem 2300 or 2500 in the boss office.
I'm responsible for a (at that time) vanguard 3D animation showing a truck full of B&O stuff to demonstrate sound quality at your door.
And also, having discovered that any big photoshop image shown on a tv screen looks like 100x time more crisp than any tv program, to rush into boss's office saying "we need display estate, a B&O store is full of it through the BV screens, lets fill them with our content".

Well at that time, any B&O stuff was well beyond my reach so i was mostly sharing the "style over substance" trend…

Like 20 years after, i was dinning at friends house and at some point, unable to concentrate on the discussion because music was so lifelike, so present and so… I dont know…

Looked at the system and it was a Beocenter "Ouverture like" can't say which, and BL6000.

Go back home, look for second hands ads, bought one… and there it was just the start…

Hi,

In 1975 I worked just off Fleet Street in London. Every day I used to walk up Ludgate hill and there was a small B7O dealers with the showroom underground. When I walked in there I fell in love with the style and quality. At the time everyone else was producing boxes that all looked the same but B&O was different. I made my first purchase there and have owned various B&O products ever since.