Up for sale is a Bang & Olufsen BeoLab 7-2 center channel.
 
Tested and working perfectly.
 
This retailed for $4,000+
 
Still in great shape, please take a look at the pictures as to the condition of the speaker.
 
Has a small dent on the top right corner (pictured) and a couple of scuffs on the black matte finish (pictured as well)  Other than that still in great shape.
 
Comes with power cord.
 
Comes with wall bracket.  However, the wall bracket does not come with any screws.  You will need to find 2 specific screws to hold the speaker onto the bottom plate and two specific screws to hold the bottom plate onto the wall bracket.  The other screws will just be generic screws you will need to fasten the wall bracket onto the stud of the wall.
 
If you are trying to connect the speaker to a third party system you would need a voltage trigger and a voltage trigger adapter from B&O to make it work.  This speaker does not turn on by just sensing a line level input.
 
Please message me with any questions, thanks for looking.
 
Hi-fi television acoustics
Packed with advanced technology, BeoLab 7 is, quite simply, the best stereo speaker ever developed for TV. With six individual driver units, all powered by their own digital ICEpower amplifier, BeoLab 7 delivers an unequalled sound performance for your TV viewing. The beam-shaped loudspeaker below the screen provides superb acoustic performance and signifies the presence of sound as an integral part of your viewing experience. Musically, the speaker rivals many hi-fi systems, and is quite capable of being used as a BeoLink speaker.
A firm grip on powerful sound
A special three-way bass reflex construction incorporates six individual units ? two each for treble, mid-range and bass. Each driver is powered by a unique built-in Ice Power Amp delivering a combined effect of 750 watt. In addition, the BeoLab 7-2 is equipped with Adaptive Bass Linearisation, which ensures maximum performance without distortion, even at very high volume. Bang & Olufsen has a quarter of a century of experience making loudspeaker cabinets from extruded aluminium. This technique allows for very rigid and compact enclosures with powerful sound performance.