Been curious about making my own frame for the BeoRemote one. Instead of the aluminum models I’m considering making one out of wood at work where we have wood carving machinery. I’m a bit surprised B&O hasn’t done one as they are using so much wood nowadays but maybe sweat is an issue? I guess it could be lacquered though or at least patinate nicely. Surely softer and better for people with kids and or glass tables too. Anyone curious and should I make a prototype? :)
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Wooden beoremote one
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wow, very cool and a nice idea.
I am in and would be very proud to have one of these woodframe. Maybe smoked oak or cherry?
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And lighter ;)
Curious to see the result. What kind of wood are you considering?
I am already working on one 😎
There are other woodremotes on the market.
https://theartofsound.net/forum/showthread.php?71005-FS-Unison-Research-Unico-CDE-(with-DAC-upgrade)
Why not from B&O? It is so sustainably produced.
I would buy one 🙂
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There are other woodremotes on the market.
https://theartofsound.net/forum/showthread.php?71005-FS-Unison-Research-Unico-CDE-(with-DAC-upgrade)
I sure hope that those, that Michael or Leo have in mind, will look better than that 😉
MM
Location: Flensborg————Danmark
I think they might be a bit different 😎It will be interesting to see what Michael’s CNC version will look against my hand carved one. I think Michael’s will be better.
I will back out from this one. Too thin.
@ Michael
Please do not forget to make a prototype and show us the result of your work 😕
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Would a CNC machine do this?
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