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Bang & Olufsen over time

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Barry Santini
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Barry Santini Posted: Wed, Oct 9 2019 11:05 PM
As the techno creds of any B&O product fades over time, it is the gestalt of style, ownership, and magic the never ebbs.

Customer support is part of the gestalt of B&O ownership.

Less tech—more support.

Are you listening, Mr. New CEO?
Jaffrey2230
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I agree. In the US I know people are afraid to buy B&O because of the support. Also, they need more B&M outlets to see and hear before buying. 

the Beoplay line that is rationalized could be highly compelling. They need to focus mainstream products in the $599 to $2999 for speakers and $199 to $399 for headphones range IMHO. They can have a couple of halo products and have a campaign that shows they play nice with other systems...the new Soundbar is in the right direction. They should also focus on streaming and wireless technologies....it is where their active range works best.

I love every B&O product I’ve ever owned and I really hope they surprise. Unfortunately their customer service is non existent, whereas Bose and Sonos have amazing service in the US.

 

B&O in my life 😊: 

 

  • Beolab 8002 + Beolab 2 + Beosound Core with Essence Remote (Office)
  • Beolab 6000 + Beolab 11 + Beosound Core with Essence Remote (Bedroom)
  • Beoplay A9 Mk2 (Living Room)
  • Beosound 1 with wireless dock (Portable)
  • Beosound Balance (Dining)
  • Beoplay H95 (Focused listening, travel)
  • Beoplay H9 (3rd gen) (retired)
  • Beoplay P6 (Portable)
  • Beotime wall clock (hallway entrance)
  • BMW X5 50i with B&O Audio Package (Commute/drive)

 

 

 

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