In wall speakers were Beolab 15 and 16.

Razlaw wrote:

Also, ceiling mounted speakers that were motorized that I think were B and O and also a glimpse of what I think is an in wall B and O sub? I seem to remember a three piece product like that but do not see it on the web page now.  

Are you thinking of the BeoLab 15/16 combo? It's still there on the old site. http://www.bang-olufsen.com/en/sound/loudspeakers/beolab-15-16

tph wrote:

Razlaw wrote:

Also, ceiling mounted speakers that were motorized that I think were B and O and also a glimpse of what I think is an in wall B and O sub? I seem to remember a three piece product like that but do not see it on the web page now.  

Are you thinking of the BeoLab 15/16 combo? It's still there on the old site. http://www.bang-olufsen.com/en/sound/loudspeakers/beolab-15-16

Yes, Beolab 15/16. Watched another episode..more views of the 15s moving, the Avant moving, a room with four 12-3s, and a huge B and O box, perhaps a 75 or 85 inch Avant.

From Suits Series

Prison Break

From 'Spotless' (Episode 5)

The movie "Look Who's Back," in the office of the managing director of the TV station there's a Beosound 8 on the shelf to the side of the desk, white grill covers. Funny movie too.

In Doug Stamper's apartment in House of cards he has;

A Pair of Beolab 6000's

Beosound 5

I just finished watching American Horror Story: Hotel, which is season 5. In the penthouse where the "Countess" lives, there's a stereo on the side, oddly it's a series of large boxes that look expensive, though I can't tell the maker, a turntable, lots of LPs, and a pair of Beolab 12s, not sure which ones but they are aluminum, mounted on low floor stands that sit them close to the floor on each side of the table where the components are, and you can definitely see the ALT lenses. Weird thing is that there are what appear to be amps in the stacks of components.