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CX100s in swirl orange on ebay... what the?

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Chris
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Chris Posted: Fri, Oct 9 2015 9:32 AM

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/BANG-OLUFSEN-BEOVOX-CX100-BESPOKE-CUSTOM-LOUDSPEAKERS-pre-view-/161846910702?hash=item25aed3deee

 

I am assuming this person has been smoking something?

I wouldn't pay that for ones that are new old stock with new replaced drivers from B&O in totally perfect condition with a free beocenter 9000 thrown in.

Let alone a pair that has horrible graphics and a terrible looking orange swirl!

Dave Farr
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Welcome to Beoworld and I agree.  Not to my tastes either.  They have featured several of these 'customised' and horrendously overpriced speakers for a while now.  Look at their other items for mixed fret colours, graphics and paint jobs.  They must be bored is my only conclusion.

Dave.

Mark
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Mark replied on Fri, Oct 9 2015 2:04 PM

it's a bit like when you walk past the Dorchester Hotel on Park Lane and see a "wrapped" Rolls Royce or Bugatti and just ask why...

a lot of thought and time went into these products at the design stage, CX100 = Jacob Jensen, which included colour coding, and then this happens..

I have no issue pimping up an Amstrad or Peugeot but lets leave such to the true professionals.

 

 

 

we tend to forget there is more to design than designing.

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Jeff replied on Fri, Oct 9 2015 3:59 PM

Interesting...ugly but interesting. Back in the day that finish was called engine turning, take metal, use a rotary grinding bit, flat, to score multiple overlapping circles on metal and then cover with glossy clear coat paint. Was used a lot in making car dashboards on hot rods. I think the guy's been breathing too many paint fumes if he thinks those are worth that much.

Jeff

I'm afraid I'm recovering from the BeoVirus. Sad

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