Not only is the video meticulously crafted, but the soundtrack is absolutely exceptional, with details incredibly carved to perfection to match the images, details that probably very few people will notice.
Really cool video, as always. I’m glad B&O has made it until this day and still has the same philosophy - producing good looking hifi that pleases both the eye and the ear.
As an industrial designer, i adore this. As a video editor, i applause this. As a music enjoyer, i love this. Would love to have a chance working with you.
Those indicator lights have such a soft, ethereal quality to them! I absolutely love the different lights Hi-Fi systems have featured over the years (a big number of which I've learned about on your channel). Also, I can't help but appreciate how well your soundtrack fits the video's aesthetic! The lead sound is very pleasant and gives off a very unique *vibe*
You make pretty pictures and sounds, and you share interesting thoughts about interesting things while showing off the pretty things you make. This is the most clever and good intentioned advertisement for a music single I have ever seen. As a person who has some understanding about the time and effort needed to make pretty things- you spend your time very well.
I'm currently working on my industrial design degree (product design) and products like this are still to this day a major inspiration for us, so it's cool to see a video dedicated to it! During the 70s and 80s designers were extremely explorative in their design ideations, something that's making a major comeback now with the next generation of designers!
Beautiful set! I have a 901 myself which I use as a daily driver. When I bought it one channel wasn’t working either, I had to replace the output darlingtons and driver transistor (don’t forget it) as well as lamps and electrolytics. Easy to work on and parts are mostly readily available. Have fun with it!
Yayy new Posy! Even though it was a short one, it was as glorious as ever. Love what B&O do. They had a store in the bay area in California when I was a kid, and it was right in the era of all the CD players with the glass fronts that were motion activated. They also had a twentieth anniversary Macintosh as the store computer, which was just super freakin' cool. Cheers! 🍻
Man, i just love your videos! You are incredibly talented with your video-work, exactly what products like that deserves! And such fun editing, like the audio increasing at 1:47, you just know exactly what you are doing!
High quality video with attention to detail! The best thing about the audio track is that you get all the royalties. Its hook sounds very similar to an old track I cannot remember now.
Posy, thank you so much for your videos and the thought you put into the production. As a motion designer and someone with depression/burnout, your videos always help soothe me and spark passion in me to create.
I had a B&O portable multi-band radio. It was beautiful, with sleek lines, and its FM Stereo gave fantastic high quality sound. I could pick up stereo signals from 60 Km away, with no hiss or distortion.
Once I binged your whole library after watching the segmented display video (a VERY interesting video to me being a hardware engineer student), I’m convinced this channel is a part of RUclips’s hidden gold alongside DankPods and a plethora of other channels.
The Delorean in a tape machines world! :) The editing, sound, sound design and music are just amazing! As well as the ideas and the equipments you are talking about. Thanks for the great content!
I collect '70/'80 classic B&O, and this one is very beautiful, sleek and stylish, despite being an entry level system. Only technical downside IMO is the lack of Dolby B in the cassette section - AFAIR this was due to lack of space. The "analogue" green/red record-indicator is surprisingly useful in practice. Sitting with the 1977 B&O catalogue in my hands right now, the heading says: "Beocenter 1500 - For those who want to save both money and space" 🙂
@@runepedersenDK Hi, I read and noted all the technical details you mentioned and wonder about the beauty of those B&O, the Danish audio hifi. Thank you very much for your kind response!!
your voice are amazing for documentary video, especially for this content and the audio editing is amazing too! I'm using earbuds or headset while watching the video, and when you moving the slider i can feel the left and right difference and the others too! 1:58 , this is an absolute inspiration for video editing
I still distinctly remember the B&O products my extended family had when I was growing up. My grandparents had this really elegant CTR TV with fantastic speakers on the bottom, which made the whole form factor vertical rather than horizontal. This also made it really easy adjust on the accompanying stand on top of having far superior sound to any TV today. My brother had stereo from probably the 80's that faced upwards, because it was designed to be mounted on walls rather than planted on horizontal surfaces. This made it convenient, space efficient and endlessly aesthetic. As a kid, these products were so amazingly charming in their tactile and sleek designs. Nothing was ever "just" a button, and they always felt distinct from the many other products you saw everywhere. It's always nice when a company dares to just _not_ do the same as everyone else. Be it introduce another dimension just to show off the build quality, mount a countertop product on a wall, or stretch a 4:3 TV chassis to be 1:2.
When I visited Finland in 1979, every middle class family had a Beosystem. My billet's parents were a bit older and they had an early 70s Philips system with the last tall-display multiband tuner. Only one family had the 1500 and I sat in front of it for almost the whole time I visited. I wish 3D design were more prevalent in solid-state electronics because ventilation is a good thing. Of course, it wasn't a big deal for audiophiles...
As always, it's such a pleasure to watch your content, I'm absolutely stunned by some of these shots and the green light on the stereo. Incredible showcase and song!
Your camera work, your music, your visuals, your narration, your voice, your jokes, the fact that you keep the pace, keep it interesting and one can feel hyped and nostalgic. Your videos are pure perfection, as always. You are a hidden gem, and you deserve waaaay more support. We love you and your work!
I came here because I absolutely loved the motion extraction video. And the second one I see is B&O. I’m still rocking a Beosystem 2300 with two Pentas. And also still have Beocenter 9500
I have a bang and olufsen ouverture as a centrepiece in my livingroom in my 45 square meter appartment. A conversationstarter and a beautiful piece of tech.
![BLACK BAG - Official Trailer [HD] - Only in Theaters March 14](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Du0Xp8WX_7I/mqdefault.jpg)
You should turn this "Design Appreciation" video into a series, there's so many underrated designs that need their spotlight.
the Tax Writeoff series
@@Vessionare we enablers? Maybe.
@@Vession what? How?
Ikr!
Even just radios and music players, there are so many great ones. I'm a big fan of the Braun ABR 21, though it's not quite as fancy as this HiFi
Posy your camera work and lighting is CRAZY HOW DID YOU MAKE SOME OF THESE SHOTS SO HEAVENLY WHAT?!??!
Lmfao
As GAWX said, "It all comes down to lighting".
The audio effects syncing with his explanation of the features of the device are perfect too.
He nails down literally everything in his videos, this man cannot be stopped
relax, relax
NEW POSY DROPPED
I've become infatuated with this channel. The cinematography, the passion for the craft, the silly charm, the accent lol. I love it.
The subtle sound of the headphone jack being connected is such a small thing but it and the attention to detail is amazing.
I completely agree!
Not only is the video meticulously crafted, but the soundtrack is absolutely exceptional, with details incredibly carved to perfection to match the images, details that probably very few people will notice.
pozy is so good at lighting and presentation he could really make anything look good. Makes me love photography and cinematography
Really cool video, as always. I’m glad B&O has made it until this day and still has the same philosophy - producing good looking hifi that pleases both the eye and the ear.
As an industrial designer, i adore this. As a video editor, i applause this. As a music enjoyer, i love this. Would love to have a chance working with you.
The audio work in this was absolutely stellar. They way that the audio changed with the different button presses at 2:10 was awesome.
Seriously, the sound panning from left to right was such a simple but amazing effect!
Even with bass and treble, amazing.
Mega
crazy how you can make a 4 minute video on 1 thing so entertaining
Those indicator lights have such a soft, ethereal quality to them! I absolutely love the different lights Hi-Fi systems have featured over the years (a big number of which I've learned about on your channel).
Also, I can't help but appreciate how well your soundtrack fits the video's aesthetic! The lead sound is very pleasant and gives off a very unique *vibe*
When I watch your videos, I feel like a child again
The sound design on this is simply lovely. Excellent work.
the video itself is as much of an art piece as the object shown in it, well done posy
A beautiful 70s experience. Thank you Posy.
Only Posy could market a 1970s stereo so well, it feels like a modern Apple ad and makes me want one.
You make pretty pictures and sounds, and you share interesting thoughts about interesting things while showing off the pretty things you make. This is the most clever and good intentioned advertisement for a music single I have ever seen. As a person who has some understanding about the time and effort needed to make pretty things- you spend your time very well.
Superb editing and narrative! 🙌🏻 And product of course amazing simply design and sound!
Please keep creating these videos. These are an amazing archive and display of amazing design, the objects and the videos themselves.
What an amazing combination of visuals, cinematography, tech history, music, and narration. You are a gem posy!!!
The king is back 🙌
you've completely ignited my appreciation for nice looking hi-fi systems
Your videos are truly an artistic work. I'm always rewatching over and over. Please don't stop making them.
The editing details are awesome, like the noise of the headphone plug at 3:25
Once again,Posy drops a banger
Posy's videos are unlike others as they focus on a brillant experience not just for the eye like most other creators, but the ears too!
Cool design, and cool music! I love how you matched the buttons/sliders to the audio!
I see Posy upload. I insta-click.
You'll always see me comming back, as well as on your lazy channel, love the videos you make about all the weird stuff you enjoy!
Absolutely LOVE your content man!!!!! Every time you release a video I get so excited, keep up the good work
This channel has the best visuals in RUclips.
😂☠️😂☠️😂☠️😂☠️😂☠️😂
When I saw your new single drop on bandcamp I knew it wouldn't be long before my eyes were blessed with a Posy video. Cheers mate!
Can't believe by the end of the video i was begging for MORE SHOTS OF THAT BEAUTY! 4 minutes does not do enough justice
I'm currently working on my industrial design degree (product design) and products like this are still to this day a major inspiration for us, so it's cool to see a video dedicated to it! During the 70s and 80s designers were extremely explorative in their design ideations, something that's making a major comeback now with the next generation of designers!
I love your channel SOOO much. Your topics are so random about small things that are very interesting!
banger just dropped
I sincerely appreciate how thoughtfully you produce these videos. No detail is overlooked!
Beautiful set! I have a 901 myself which I use as a daily driver. When I bought it one channel wasn’t working either, I had to replace the output darlingtons and driver transistor (don’t forget it) as well as lamps and electrolytics. Easy to work on and parts are mostly readily available. Have fun with it!
We had this receiver when I was a kid ! My nostalgia hit in real hard with this video.
That is serene and unique design tbh !
솔직히 차분하고 독특한 디자인이네요
The quality and clear effort put into this is wild, it 4 minutes of art
The guy with passion and creativity speaks it all! From visual and sound, it's really good, great job Posy
so much love for each one of your videos, it's a joy to watch and learn. thank you!
Appreciating Danish design in a Dutch accent. Perfect Dutch Design Week content. 👌
Yayy new Posy! Even though it was a short one, it was as glorious as ever. Love what B&O do. They had a store in the bay area in California when I was a kid, and it was right in the era of all the CD players with the glass fronts that were motion activated. They also had a twentieth anniversary Macintosh as the store computer, which was just super freakin' cool. Cheers! 🍻
That's beautiful, beautifully presented.
my god oh god. The presentation quality of the audio and video is another level.
Man, i just love your videos! You are incredibly talented with your video-work, exactly what products like that deserves!
And such fun editing, like the audio increasing at 1:47, you just know exactly what you are doing!
the most beautiful bit of kit named after a gym's locker room
That gorgeous LED level indicator set off a wave of nostalgia in me. Omg, those colours!
I know what this channel makes me think of ; how it's made those movement at the beginning, they're so good and similar to it great job !
High quality video with attention to detail! The best thing about the audio track is that you get all the royalties. Its hook sounds very similar to an old track I cannot remember now.
Every video you make is a delight to watch!
The way you shot it in the thumbnail is just crazy modern looking! Goed werk!
I've just discovered your channel, definitly gonna watch every of your videos they're masterpiece
Another appreciation for the quality of your content. Didn't know how 4 minutes passed so fast...
Posy, thank you so much for your videos and the thought you put into the production. As a motion designer and someone with depression/burnout, your videos always help soothe me and spark passion in me to create.
I had a B&O portable multi-band radio. It was beautiful, with sleek lines, and its FM Stereo gave fantastic high quality sound. I could pick up stereo signals from 60 Km away, with no hiss or distortion.
one of the few channels that gets me to close out all other tabs and fullscreen for maximum enjoyment
maaan you're a production and editing god! oved every minute. Not to speak of your taste in audio gear and design! thanks for sharing !
Once I binged your whole library after watching the segmented display video (a VERY interesting video to me being a hardware engineer student), I’m convinced this channel is a part of RUclips’s hidden gold alongside DankPods and a plethora of other channels.
That is a thing of beauty. Much like your video production and presentation.
I love that there is a click when you insert the headphones.
The Delorean in a tape machines world! :)
The editing, sound, sound design and music are just amazing! As well as the ideas and the equipments you are talking about.
Thanks for the great content!
Your videos are a delight to watch, thank you.
Wonderful video as always! Your content (just like the products you cover) is truly quality above quantity and I love it!
7AM SUNDAY MORNING -- POSY AND COFFEE AROOOOOOOOOGAHHHH
ITS ACTUALLY SATURDAY AND I SKIPPED AHEAD A DAY. THAT'S HOW EXCITED WE ALL ARE.
I collect '70/'80 classic B&O, and this one is very beautiful, sleek and stylish, despite being an entry level system. Only technical downside IMO is the lack of Dolby B in the cassette section - AFAIR this was due to lack of space.
The "analogue" green/red record-indicator is surprisingly useful in practice.
Sitting with the 1977 B&O catalogue in my hands right now, the heading says: "Beocenter 1500 - For those who want to save both money and space" 🙂
Thank you for the explanation of this B&O model!!
@runepedersenDK What is the RMS power output of this B&O model?? Thanks for a reply!
@@janath9118 Hi. RMS/Sinus at 1kHz: 2x20 watt, 4 ohm, 2x19 watt, 8 ohm.
Peak "music" power, 2x40 watt 4 ohm, 2x25 watt 8 ohm.
Source: B&O catalogue, 1977, Danish edition.
@@runepedersenDK Hi, I read and noted all the technical details you mentioned and wonder about the beauty of those B&O, the Danish audio hifi. Thank you very much for your kind response!!
Those shots look amazing! Great work man, I love you!
your voice are amazing for documentary video, especially for this content
and the audio editing is amazing too!
I'm using earbuds or headset while watching the video, and when you moving the slider i can feel the left and right difference and the others too! 1:58 , this is an absolute inspiration for video editing
I still distinctly remember the B&O products my extended family had when I was growing up. My grandparents had this really elegant CTR TV with fantastic speakers on the bottom, which made the whole form factor vertical rather than horizontal. This also made it really easy adjust on the accompanying stand on top of having far superior sound to any TV today. My brother had stereo from probably the 80's that faced upwards, because it was designed to be mounted on walls rather than planted on horizontal surfaces. This made it convenient, space efficient and endlessly aesthetic.
As a kid, these products were so amazingly charming in their tactile and sleek designs. Nothing was ever "just" a button, and they always felt distinct from the many other products you saw everywhere. It's always nice when a company dares to just _not_ do the same as everyone else. Be it introduce another dimension just to show off the build quality, mount a countertop product on a wall, or stretch a 4:3 TV chassis to be 1:2.
when Posy uploads it feels like the day your mom cooked your favorite dish for dinner.
I find fascinating how each one of his video is about something I'm really into.
completely underrated channel, have been following since the digital numbers video
Bumping that volume slider is comedy gold for this audiophile.
might be my favorite channel on youtube.
I still can’t get over how good the cinematography looks 🙌🏼
I really REALLY love and enjoy your videos.
This was a really cool short look at a really beautiful piece of equipment
Your channel is like the best Tech TV show that never existed.
I think that may be the first time I’ve ever out and out LAUGHED at a/v sync before. Bravo.
When I visited Finland in 1979, every middle class family had a Beosystem. My billet's parents were a bit older and they had an early 70s Philips system with the last tall-display multiband tuner. Only one family had the 1500 and I sat in front of it for almost the whole time I visited.
I wish 3D design were more prevalent in solid-state electronics because ventilation is a good thing. Of course, it wasn't a big deal for audiophiles...
Another awesome video from the man himself thanks Posy
@Posy This an amazing piece of design and engineering. Thank you for sharing it with us.
As always, it's such a pleasure to watch your content, I'm absolutely stunned by some of these shots and the green light on the stereo. Incredible showcase and song!
We need a "How Posy Makes His Videos" video. Production is always top notch.
His Patreon has that. :)
Whenever I see Posy on my homepage I can't do anything but instantly click it
Your camera work, your music, your visuals, your narration, your voice, your jokes, the fact that you keep the pace, keep it interesting and one can feel hyped and nostalgic.
Your videos are pure perfection, as always. You are a hidden gem, and you deserve waaaay more support. We love you and your work!
I love that that the bass and treble have clefs instead of the words.
I came here because I absolutely loved the motion extraction video. And the second one I see is B&O. I’m still rocking a Beosystem 2300 with two Pentas. And also still have Beocenter 9500
Weer helemaal top man jezus christ wat een lekker camera en lighting werk.
My parents own a B&O turntable, and that design is very consistent with this one
Im obsessed about B&O and have big collection. Grat story!
It's a good day when posy uploads
Beautiful shots, tight editing, so great. Love B&O design, even if they always choose form over function.
I have a bang and olufsen ouverture as a centrepiece in my livingroom in my 45 square meter appartment. A conversationstarter and a beautiful piece of tech.
my favourite channel ever
Always loved the B&O stuff, so far ahead of its time.
You’ve gotta be my favorite creator on youtube. Nice work!