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Hello All
Our first BeoSound 35 arrived at Wilmslow today. First impression is that it looks smaller than I imagined from seeing photos of it.
Operation is very simple. I love the display. I felt that the one touch operation of the A6, A9 was OK but having the display it enabled us to scroll through all of the multi room products and Deezer, Tune in etc.
Sound quality is very good considering the price. If you want better sound, go for BeoLab 18 and an Essence.
All in all, I think it is a great product and will fit very well into the product range.
I look forward to hearing the consensus once people have the opportunity of seeing and listening to.
Opman
Intriguing price point for the beosound 35. Give or take £50 it's the same as the A9. So the top of the beoplay range is the same price as the start of the bang and olufsen range.
Very different beasts to look at..
I wonder which sounds best.
duplicated.
"Considering the price"
Do you guys actually realise what an incredible sounding system you could get for a lot less than this? Crazy!
Are you talking about a traditional stereo system? If so yes, but there are just places I don't want a bunch of boxes and still have great sound!
Hey,
quick question: does it still have clock? In our setup (BL3500) the clock function is rather important.
thx
Paul W: "Considering the price" Do you guys actually realise what an incredible sounding system you could get for a lot less than this? Crazy!
A Devialet phantom perhaps? :)
I havn't seen or heard besound 35 yet and wonder how it could soundwise perform, when compared to a beolab 7-1 or 7-2 (if connected to a Beosound essence it would have same functionality as well). 7-1 and 7-2 I think might perfom better as they have a dedicated bass element. Has anyone possibility to do the comparison?
Duels: Paul W: "Considering the price" Do you guys actually realise what an incredible sounding system you could get for a lot less than this? Crazy! A Devialet phantom perhaps? :)
Jeff
I'm afraid I'm recovering from the BeoVirus.
Frederic:Hey, quick question: does it still have clock? In our setup (BL3500) the clock function is rather important. thx
sia:I havn't seen or heard besound 35 yet and wonder how it could soundwise perform, when compared to a beolab 7-1 or 7-2 (if connected to a Beosound essence it would have same functionality as well). 7-1 and 7-2 I think might perfom better as they have a dedicated bass element. Has anyone possibility to do the comparison?
What if the beautiful alloy extrusion is the form you want your audio to take? You can buy a Panasonic tv with piano black finish for the price of a B&O remote....
i was at the Clerkenwell Design Week and can confirm it's not difficult to spend that amount on a similarly sized piece of furniture which is completely lacking in technology. A Tom Dixon light fitting the size of a B&O sub is £800 and an Aeron chair is a similar price to a Beosound 35. I don't understand your point on this basis?
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Exactly Simon, i think this is also a very expensive product to produce
Picture? If it does not look like official photo's you should bring it back to the dealer?
On that note; I had a preview and the sound was good, finishing looked ok. The whole ui and control is a bit minimalistic, but works. Volume scrolling was smooth and fairly precise. The IR input is mirrored of the screen and is quite large, this could be hidden?+ A permanent clock in display?+ Alarm clock? (c'mon..)
And i'm still hoping on apple-music integration for the Beo universe.
KMA
B&O product history since 1991: Ridiculously long to list in a signature.
BeoBoy68:Waiting for the BeoSound 35 with a shiny gray or white fabric, like B&O did in the past for the BeoLab 3500!