Stonk wrote:

....when you see something on Ebay that you previously had no interest in buying and try to figure out a way to work it into your system.

You buy it anyway and it just sits in the spare room.

Thats me.

... when you throw in the towel on a profitable business to set up a pre-owned B&O concept, then buy a website dedicated to the brand.

Or is that 'you know you've gone stark raving mad...'

😂

Daniel wrote:

Ville Laustela wrote:

I was going to put one LC1 for the Christmas Tree lights but it wasn't working!

Check the internal fuse!

This was one of the two LC1s I got some months ago. Both were dead but replacing the fuses fixed them. I have one in use (works but not by remote), this other one was waiting in shelf. Anyway now it doesn't work and the fuse is Ok but still nothing.

When you're the equivalent of the Collyer Brothers, only the clutter is from B&O equipment instead of newspapers..

When you spend £5000 to £15000 on a TV that in all honesty you can probably match with a mass produced TV and surround sound system for under £1500! (But you'll have to forego  the Beo4/5, the electric curtains, the motorised base and just a bit of style.........)

oooh,  an Aston Martin for me please, that will crown the B&O addiction I have !

Because no matter how many friends tell me it's just overpriced Philips/Panasonic/Samsung components in a pretty box I love the feeling of occasion whenever I turn it on.😁

I think we are all in the RSPC-B&O !

Do you find yourself buying other people 2nd hand B&O as gifts??

... when, if someone asks you if you have a set of Beovox MS150.2, your answer is: "I don't know"...
❓  😂

Martin

Dillen wrote:

... when, if someone asks you if you have a set of Beovox MS150.2, your answer is: "I don't know"...
❓  😂

Martin

...you wouldn't lose them down the back of the sofa, would you?!