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Dear Steve, I have a pair of Beolab 6000’s a friend gave me and I want to connect them to my Sony PS-LX310BT turntable. Would I just need to connect the turntable to a preamp with volume control and then to the speakers? Kind regards, Billy

Steve, the video is 2 years old so possibly things have changed. My B&O dealer here in the US says they cannot be stereo paired and will not work with a TV. Hope they are wrong. We are not into the typical BIG sound bars and subs for TV viewing. As well we don’t really like the wall space taken up by The Stage. These would be perfect in the bookcase on either side of the fireplace and TV. They would disappear! If not these then pair of Beolab 8’s but I prefer them in a listining room. Already have a pair of Balance and love the sound but prefer the emerge. Is your method still viable?

Hi Steve, I enjoyed your video! I bought an A5 from Bicester Village B&O store back in February and have been immensely impressed with the sound quality and power...so much so that I've just bought another (immaculate apparently) on ebay for a considerable saving. Very much looking forward to stereo-pairing them. They ARE expensive, but the quality is clear, and it's hugely added to my pleasure in listening to music. Thanks again for the great review!

Thank you, Torsten and Steve. I love the Beosound 1 and 2. I'm especially fond of the fact you can't see the drivers. Pretty much the same goes for the Beolab 12's.

Steve, thanks for putting together part 3. Looking forward to part 4. Watching these videos, I often wonder, what would have happened if the late Steve Jobs, Sir Jony Ive and the likes of Torsten, and the late David Lewis all got in the same room and shared ideas about design. Apple & B&O have lots of common ground in that space. Would have rewritten history in a way... Just my thoughts. Cheers from Australia!

I think the Beosound 2 is really elegant. It is the perfect speaker to have in the kitchen or maybe the bedroom, really a beautiful object. It was fascinating to hear about the decisions that led to the down-facing tweeter.

Thank you once again, Steve! This is both informative and entertaining! And what a nice guy!

Steve from Sounds Heavenly goes behind the scenes of B&O's design with Torsten Valeur of Valeur Designers. Join us to see how iconic B&O products were developed and to view some prototypes that never made it to production! You can find out more about Torsten's work on his website at valeurdesigners.com Steve has not been paid to make this video, so you will always hear Steve's own opinions on this channel. Every cable you will ever need for your Bang & Olufsen system can be seen on Steve's website here: soundsheavenly.com If these videos have helped you to enjoy your Bang and Olufsen products, please consider buying Steve a coffee at www.buymeacoffee.com/soundsheavenly - many thanks!

Beosound 9000 radio will scan frequencies but will not lock onto any radio channels - please advise

Hello Steve, I made the following experience.I bought a pair of Beolab 9, but keept my old Beolab 8000 combined with Beolab2. After 2 month I sold the Beolab 9 again. For me the best sound from my Ouverture is the combination Beolab 8000 together wir Beolab2.

I did all that you said with my Penta's in the video, but when I have people over and I crank it up to about 50 playing Led Zeppelin, everyone in the room goes into convulsions and they fall on the floor bleeding from the ears. Is it the speakers, or is it the choice in music. Should I change speaker brands or change music taste?

Steve, thanks for all the tips, great video! Is connecting the speakers directly to the router or switch via lan still the preferred way of stereo pairing as opposed to WIFI (I will not be using powerlink)? Will pairing the speakers via Ethernet still keep WISA enabled for the purpose of controlling the speakers via a WISA hub? Thanks

How does this compare to stereo beosound A5s

Hello Steve, thanks for your beautiful items about B&O. I like to share my story with the brand. It started with a telephone, the banana, we bought about 15 years ago. But it broke after collecting water and the dealer said it could not be repaired. Very disappointing. Two years ago we moved from the north of the Netherlands to the south. I found a shop there who sold second hand B&O products and told him my problem. He assured me that it could be fixed. So it took a while but the telephone works very good until today. Then our television broke and we decided to buy a second hand item from his storage. I don’t know the type. It has a big floorstanding and moves towards us when we put it on. Great television. My latest purchase is from the same shop who repaired the telephone. A new pair of Beolab 28 speakers. An amazing set which I can stream with and also play my modified Thorens TD 160 and the Beogram 2300 CD player. I am super excited about it. The sound is astonishing.

My first gen H9 wont connect i have the app to my Samsung galaxy note 20

Thank you!

I liked your review and am interested in this speaker. I am wondering if the speaker will connect effortlessly with my (new) MacBook Pro with the Bluetooth connection. Thank you. I am not a computer guy.

Those are my favorite B&O speakers and somehow like them more than the new B&O offerings due to the overall aesthetics.

Beosound is one of my favorite pieces of Bang and Olufsen hardware followed by the Beolab 5 speakers.

Dear Steve, thanks for the great sharing, however with the cover panel installed, there would be an issue of I can’t link the lab28 with any cables

on the search for some videos, pictures ... for my newly aquired 1949-50 Grand Pix 505k and after looking throught the video fall In love with their 30s Tabletop- and cabinet radios

Hi, Can the BeoLab 8000 connect with the BeoRemote Halo? Thank you

I use the same bottom right setting as well!

Is there going to be Beolit 24 coming soon? Or we just buy BEOLIT 20?

Good video. They are not offered as frequently as for example beosystems and pentas but I keep an eye on them. I like the acoustical lense design and the theory behind it.

Very instigating interview. It makes me wonder how wonderful was this team back then. Steve, I live in Brazil and need an AUX cable to my Beosound 3000. Please make me know how to proceed. I’ve tried other cables from different suppliers an it simply don’t work. Thanks!

In my old beolabs one of the capacitors in the power supply part was broke. I replaced all caps. I understand this video is about relatively simple hacks but a good recap may be essential.

someone needs to make a new cartridge but with a replaceable stylus. Small market yeah, but would be so nice.

Any comparison to Balance?

Thank you for the guide. I have a question, I'm planning to get a Beolab 4000 and BeoSound 3200, however I also want to use these speakers with a turntable. Can I have both systems connected at the same time? And if its possible do I have to turn the switch at the back every time I switch between the BeoSound and turntable?

❤❤❤fabulous video ❤❤🎉

Hi i just bought one having many problems, the Bluetooth doesn’t plays on firestick , and sound volume always varies on apple music and UA-cam and the volume keeps decreasing while playing and the output is not that great what should i do ?

HDMI ARC has been around since 2009 and my old TV from around that time has it. Perhaps you’re talking about eARC but even that came out in 2017.

Super interesting to hear these back-stories from the product designs. Torsten seem to be such a pleasant person and he is nice to listen to. I would love to see a new Horizon, but with a LG screen and OS.

Steve, thoroughly enjoyed this 2nd installment. Mr. Valeur is a gent who one could listen to all day. There is something about his articulation which is truly captivating!! Looking forward to Part 3. Thanks again!

What a wonderful experience to experience design knowlege right from the source!

Thanks Steve. Made the trip the Mayfair. A Fantastic shop. The Beosystem looks amazing 🎉🎉🎉🎉

Very nice

Mindblowing is the word that comes to mind when hearing Torsten explain some of the concerns and thought process. Such a joy. I never exactly understood why drawing or designing B&O products would take so long but when explaining exactly like Torsten did, you get the idea how he looks at other natural references (mushroom), natural effects (the way your eyes and mind react to angles and reflections), how he works in close collaboration with engineers (the one-piece aluminium), how he implements associations of The Entertainer (The Eclipse), how all this and more make designing a complex process, lasting pretty much throughout the entire development. The result is more admirable than if you just look at it without being informed or educated. Do you know what else can do that? Where if an (audio) guide is used you get the context, meaning and story behind? Art!

Too Cool!

I don't own a TV anymore, but Horizon with wooden lamellas is stunning 😀

Well done, Steve…..again 👍

That was a fascinating interview thank you. The Beovision Contour is, in fact, my favourite current television design by B & O. I remember when I first saw it I was immediately struck by the out-of-the-box thinking. You don't have to always go for this thinnest edges around the screen, you can have a frame like this and celebrate that frame in the design. I love the simplicity of the Contour, the simple dividing line between the screen and the speaker area is really beautiful.

Hey Steve, I have a Beomaster 4500 and the Beolab 5000, connected with Beolink MK2 cables, works great but it makes a buzzing sound when changing tracks or pressing any buttons/functions… bad cables or a filtering issue?

Hi Steve, thanks for your lovely channel and your commitment to quality music listening. I'm considering buying the Beolab 18s for our smallish family living room for a music setup. I have a turntable with preamplication, but I am looking for the most wireless or minimalist possible option for an effective setup. Would the Beolab 8s on the Mozart system be a better choice or is there a way to set up the Beolab 18s with minimal wiring, through let's say the Bluenote Nord or an equivalent streamer, I'm trying to avoid the traditional hi-fi route by having to wire both speakers to a central hub of some sort, or is this unavoidable with this product (and the fact I have a turntable) any cabling wisdom you might have from your website would be much appreciated and many thanks again.

Steve from Sounds Heavenly goes behind the scenes of B&O's design with Torsten Valeur of Valeur Designers. Join us to see how iconic B&O products were developed and to view some prototypes that never made it to production! You can find out more about Torsten's work on his website at valeurdesigners.com Steve has not been paid to make this video, so you will always hear Steve's own opinions on this channel. Every cable you will ever need for your Bang & Olufsen system can be seen on Steve's website here: soundsheavenly.com If these videos have helped you to enjoy your Bang and Olufsen products, please consider buying Steve a coffee at www.buymeacoffee.com/soundsheavenly - many thanks!

Quick question. I currently plug a rega turntable (via phono preamp) to a stereo pair of level speakers. I only need an rca to jack, and they impressively play in stereo without needing to plug the host speaker into the secondary one. Can I do the same with the Beolab 8? It doesn't have a jack lead what cables would I need to from the phono pre amp to connect to the Beolab 8?

I lost my TV remote control. Where can I get a universal remote? .

You had them wrong left to right….

Comprehensive review Nice little speakers Can you add a subwoofer to it either wired or wireless ( a wisa sub)? Thanks