I have had components by B&O, Klipsch, Infinity, Bose, Yamaha, Pioneer, and Sony. Right now I run Infinity speakers off a Pioneer Elite receiver. I am not a crazy audiophile, but I am pickier than most people. I have to say B&O makes some great-sounding gear. People who say otherwise are either just dismissing it out of had because they can't afford it, or are disenchanted because their equipment tends to be short on features for the price. Yeah, their stuff is expensive and largely priced based on styling, but poor sound quality isn't a failing of theirs. In fact, I would say they make some of the fullest-sounding speakers out there. If I had the money, I would trade my Infinities for B&O speakers in a heartbeat.
The whole line-up consists of the $60 Amps in-ears and $100 Tracks on-ear headphones, which both also come in slightly souped-up and pricier HD variations at $100 and $130, respectively.
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I have had components by B&O, Klipsch, Infinity, Bose, Yamaha, Pioneer, and Sony. Right now I run Infinity speakers off a Pioneer Elite receiver. I am not a crazy audiophile, but I am pickier than most people. I have to say B&O makes some great-sounding gear. People who say otherwise are either just dismissing it out of had because they can't afford it, or are disenchanted because their equipment tends to be short on features for the price. Yeah, their stuff is expensive and largely priced based on styling, but poor sound quality isn't a failing of theirs. In fact, I would say they make some of the fullest-sounding speakers out there. If I had the money, I would trade my Infinities for B&O speakers in a heartbeat.