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poodleboy: Millemissen: Sandyb: Less of an issue for the C,E,G,W series I guess, but still not perfect. The only perfect thing would be to have a Sound Center, that - as we know it - can mix and match wired and wireles/WiSA outputs... ....or an updated BV Eclipse 😉 After that comes the big question: will people want to pay the price for that? MM Forget the TV and the long-term value will be OK, but add reliable sound-sync capability and mounting solutions. I think this is the best solution for Customers AND B&O. It seems so logical and possible if B&O even want to be in that business anymore?
Millemissen: Sandyb: Less of an issue for the C,E,G,W series I guess, but still not perfect. The only perfect thing would be to have a Sound Center, that - as we know it - can mix and match wired and wireles/WiSA outputs... ....or an updated BV Eclipse 😉 After that comes the big question: will people want to pay the price for that? MM
Sandyb: Less of an issue for the C,E,G,W series I guess, but still not perfect.
Less of an issue for the C,E,G,W series I guess, but still not perfect.
The only perfect thing would be to have a Sound Center, that - as we know it - can mix and match wired and wireles/WiSA outputs...
....or an updated BV Eclipse 😉
After that comes the big question: will people want to pay the price for that?
MM
Forget the TV and the long-term value will be OK, but add reliable sound-sync capability and mounting solutions. I think this is the best solution for Customers AND B&O. It seems so logical and possible if B&O even want to be in that business anymore?
Indeed, and interesting that its not quite as obvious from forum members that their first choice is actually a new BV, but more the sound centre the solution that you allude to.
Compared to all the back and forth when the Eclipse came out, I do think there has been a shift / general acceptance that the BV value proposition is harder for many to justify (more so than in the past).
Much as I've said I'd like a new BV, part of that is symbolic. And if I move up to a 77 inch OLED (next likely move), I can't possibly imagine buying a 77 B&O OLED.
Sandyb: Much as I've said I'd like a new BV, part of that is symbolic. And if I move up to a 77 inch OLED (next likely move), I can't possibly imagine buying a 77 B&O OLED.
I wonder how much you (and others) are willing to ‘compromise’ in terms of usability (reada Beoremote for all functions...), integration in NL, design etc just to get a (less expensive) screen part that you could swap every second year or so?
There is a tv - and there is a BV.
Millemissen: Sandyb: Much as I've said I'd like a new BV, part of that is symbolic. And if I move up to a 77 inch OLED (next likely move), I can't possibly imagine buying a 77 B&O OLED. I wonder how much you (and others) are willing to ‘compromise’ in terms of usability (reada Beoremote for all functions...), integration in NL, design etc just to get a (less expensive) screen part that you could swap every second year or so? MM
That is indeed a fair point, as often words and actions don't exactly correspond.
I don't underestimate usability at all.
As and when I change my setup - I suspect I'll only keep my BL speakers, and use something like the new Linn Selekt DSM (which is due to have surround sound added, and 5.1 is enough for me). Subject to how it behaves, the compromise in usability may be offset by having a better music experience, it being a very high end streamer / DAC, and Roon capable, which is something I'm keen to fully explore (subject to cost).
The 3rd party TV remote will be able to do the basics with Apple TVs / Blu-Rays.
So there's plusses and minuses.
Multi-room TV audio is the only permanent loss - and could still swing me back towards a B&O heart.
But no hurry, am happy to see what comes out.
LG's OLED TV 2019. You could utilize Amazon Alexa for a wide range of help options.
There is support for Apple AirPlay 2, HomeKit. As with AirPlay 2, you can play videos from The Tunes library, as well as enjoy videos, music, photos from your Apple devices via LG 2019 TV.
With regard to HomeKit, you can control the TV using the Home app or, if you wish, just by asking Siri.
So what are you missing.
Bang & Olufsen is missing also providing WiSA compatible all-in-one models. Upwards playing devices on the speaker upper surface, which conveys sound to the ceiling from the Dolby Atmos sound track.
Millemissen:You should never let the 'lady' decide which TV to buy ..... it rarely goes well MM
When I chose this, I also had to pay myself. So when the lady chooses a LG TV where the screen rolls up / down.- she must pay.
LG's new tv launched in the second quarter of 2019.
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They have become quite late. LG customer service tells that the come to England within a month.
Wow one can only be fascinated by this LG wireless The surround kit can move so much air.
Sandyb:I'm sure a separate center channel will look lovely on top of the rollable OLED box.
Apple AirPlay 2, HomeKit. As with AirPlay 2. Noticed in it.
Millemissen:I wonder how much you (and others) are willing to ‘compromise’ in terms of usability (reada Beoremote for all functions...), integration in NL, design etc just to get a (less expensive) screen part that you could swap every second year or so? MM
I have been very happy with my B&O for many years. But it does not help when B&O does not deliver one up to day tv, not even from LG. New electronics, new times on the TV front. So when I'm forced to a TV switch, I go all the way. If it is 'cheaper' and better, then it is just fine.
So....I can conclude that you are willing to compromise.
According to your above post - so much that there is no B&O left at all!