Bang & Olufsen Beoplay P6 Disassembly process and Battery replacement
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- čas přidán 13. 09. 2024
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The award-winning Danish designer Cecilie Manz created the Beoplay P6 with exquisite attention to detail. It is shaped to provide even sound distribution to fill a space with powerful music, and the aluminum body is curved to create an elegant feel.
Beoplay P6 is equipped with remarkable deep bass performance and room-filling True 360-degree sound, and it is made to sound just as well outside as it does inside. The portable Beoplay P6 is a manifestation of Bang & Olufsen's audio capabilities.
Make your Beoplay P6 your own by customizing the controls. To engage programmable smart features like setting the alarm, starting your favorite song, or changing the sound to match your mood with ToneTouch, use the Bang & Olufsen App or the physical "connect" button. Give it your all.
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The award-winning Danish designer Cecilie Manz created the Beoplay P6 with exquisite attention to detail.
I heard that bang and olufsen co engineer most of their stuff with peerless, eastech or pss. The speakers are proprietary b&o design and those companies do the oem for them.
Yes, they have used peerless drivers for many years. Something they also remove the label from the drivers so the customers does not recognize where the drivers are from.
@@KoseTrading I doubt peerless put a label on every speaker. I ordered some fullranges on parts express and there were no labels at all.
Something they do not install the labels on the drivers. @@speakerblowupmanlee5921
@@KoseTrading I'd say those are factory buyouts. Parts express always do that. Tbh I think the peerless drivers without labels are for a special application, and only one device would use that design.
You are absolutely right, but i did't not know when the peerless drivers without label was for special applications.@@speakerblowupmanlee5921
I may have missed this but did you mention what size torx you are using - I am stuck at the last screw in the casing - the small one - any idea what size I need to special order to access that? The hole is too small for my current screwdriver.
Thank you for your comment. What I can remember that the screws for the troop size are nearly the same. But sometimes they can be difference in size of certain types of torx. Try to another type?