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I have just bought a new 11-46. Last night after switching it off i noticed that on standby if you touch the aluminum frame (around the TV) it feels weird. It's almost like there is a low electrical current going through it. If you put your ear to it you can also hear a slight hum. Is this normal or is it communicating with aliens?
LR2015:I have just bought a new 11-46. Last night after switching it off i noticed that on standby if you touch the aluminum frame (around the TV) it feels weird. It's almost like there is a low electrical current going through it. If you put your ear to it you can also hear a slight hum. Is this normal or is it communicating with aliens?
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Hiort: Could be that the fans run for a while after it goes to standby. But if you feel something strange when touching you should have B&O to take a look.
Could be that the fans run for a while after it goes to standby.
But if you feel something strange when touching you should have B&O to take a look.
Mmmm. I think i'll ring the B&O store. Cheers
I dont think the BV11-46 has any fans...
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I consider that a feature of aluminium in a mains powered unit. I have yet to see completely satisfying explanation, but I can feel the same on many aluminium frames and casework from early '70s Beomasters and Beograms to some later kit.
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tournedos: I consider that a feature of aluminium in a mains powered unit. I have yet to see completely satisfying explanation, but I can feel the same on many aluminium frames and casework from early '70s Beomasters and Beograms to some later kit.
It doesn't feel like anything is wrong - just a weird sensation. I can only feel it with the back of my hand when i move it across the frame.
LR2015: It doesn'tfeel like anything is wrong - just a weird sensation. I can only feel it with the back of my hand when i move it across the frame.
It doesn'tfeel like anything is wrong - just a weird sensation. I can only feel it with the back of my hand when i move it across the frame.
Then I'm pretty sure we are talking about the same phenomenon. It requires movement and only the slightest touch. I have many pieces of B&O kit that do that (including my pair of BL8000s I think) and there's nothing wrong with them.
But if nobody else says they have felt the same thing on a BV11, I guess it's worth discussing with your dealer just for the peace of mind.
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