Lately, it's been a stereo pair of Beosound A1s.  At my low office listening levels, I'm finding the imaging from the stereo separation more enjoyable than the better sonic quality of my BS2.  Not sure what to make of this...  

(1) Beolab 90s, obviously! (2) Beoplay A1. It sounds stupidly good for its size.  

Not really current… almost! My Prize Draw mk1 Beoplay A9 does sound amazing, considering its size. Guests and family love it too!

That’s a very difficult question. First of all, products you own or would love to own :). For me, any Beolab really, but realistically I could only get as far as Beolab 28 if I really wanted to. I have yet to listen to them but I don’t dare to, in fear of falling in love and craving them at the expense of selling what I already have, which are current products I love :). My Balances and Beosound 1, my two pairs of H95s (I’d even get a third pair in the right colour). I also like my EQ but wouldn’t place it in front of the others. I also love the sound of the Beosound 2 which is why I’d like to buy one, because together with my two Balances it would sound absolutely epic. I agree that more people should buy the A9.

The BSys4/Sound Center platform - since that is the heart/the cornerstone of my setup. MM

Hi, If the question is "in the current range", Beolab 18: That's B&O, period. Maybe that 72-22. If the question is "your favorite in what you own currently", I think it is my Beosystem 1001 made of BM1001, BC1200, BC2200, BG4002, U70, S45-2 front/C30 Rear. Maybe my simple BC2300 with BL4000 that recently get a new shine compared to 8000's.

To me the Beosound Shape is the most appealing B&o design in their portfolio. It has a hugh WOW factor, sounds great and most new visitors do not understand what it is (for). The concept is so far off everything else in the audio business.

I agree with all of your post, Carolpa. When I was growing up, B&O products were simply magical.   I hate the cliché, but they really were ‘outside the box.’ The Shape is, to me, the product that brings back the magic.  And it goes without saying that it’s literally outside of the box.  My audiophile friends have no idea what it is, even after I explain it. “Any technology sufficiently advanced is indistinguishable from magic.”  ~ Arthur C. Clarke

We have a wall of B&O gear in the office and the single most over-looked (in my opinion) is the A9. Positively nuclear sound power (yes there really is an 8" woofer packed in there). I work in an office loaded with speaker geeks and I'm the only one who has bothered to plug it in. Astonishing sound from a super lean device and incredibly simple but elegant design. BeoSound Shape is also a chart topper in the "Most Underrated B&O product category". No one knows it exists unless they used to be engineers in the development process it seems. The shame is it actually hides one of the most high-tech amplifier developments I know of and is generally packed with really innovative engineering. But back to the question... BeoLit 15 (yes, I know its old now) but you know what I mean. It's just the right size to be enough for 99% of music needs outside of the living room/house. Oh and the sound is epic.