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BeoLab 4 - label upside down?

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XavierItzmann
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XavierItzmann Posted: Tue, Feb 11 2014 7:01 AM

Our new BeoLab 4's (Power Link version) arrived from the dealer in North Carolina about a week ago.

The labels on the frets are upside down when the speakers sit on a table.  This is fine with us, as we purchased the ceiling mounts and the speakers will live upside down (like vampires), hanging from the ceiling; and therefore, the labels will stand correctly.

Nonetheless, this seems odd.  Are there different covers for these speakers depending on how one places them?  As I type this, I see the website does offer as accessories: "cover" and "cover, ceiling."

We have requested dark gray covers, but are told the product is discontinued in the U.S.  Which raises an interesting question: when a product is discontinued, does B&O discontinue vital replacement parts such as frets?

BeoMegaMan
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Your speakers labels are correct if you bought them off the ceiling. Colors go in and out for B&O all the time. I believe the BL4 is only supported in black and white ATM.

Ah, you know... A little B&O here, a little there 

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Steffen replied on Wed, Feb 12 2014 1:26 AM

XavierItzmann:

We have requested dark gray covers, but are told the product is discontinued in the U.S.  Which raises an interesting question: when a product is discontinued, does B&O discontinue vital replacement parts such as frets?

Normally B&O keeps spare parts/replacement parts in stock 10 years after a product is discontinued.

XavierItzmann
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Yes, thank you.  An order was placed today for dark gray frets, ceiling option, and it is expected to arrive directly "from the factory" in a week's time.

Whether this "factory" is located in Czechia, it remains to be seen.

 

 

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