Quite an amusing ebay listing....... http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Bang-Olufsen-BeoLab-8000-Main-Stereo-Speakers-/260931053704?pt=UK_AudioVideoElectronics_HomeAudioHiFi_HiFiSpeakers&hash=item3cc0b3e888 THESE ARE THE ICONIC BeoLab 8000. IT WILL BE TIMEWASTING OF ME TO START NARRATING WHAT IT DOES OR DOESN'T DO. THIS IS SOUND TO BLOW YOUR MIND. THE

Thats sounds great Ronnie, well done Yes, that Top Gear in India episode was a good one Regards,

[quote user="ronnie1995"] And yes Bentleyman the finish is like a mirror [/quote] Yes Ronnie, I had a pair of BL6000's from 1994 to 2007. The appearance of them is the best thing about them. Sound wise, they are ok as rear speakers, but I didnt think they were good enough as main/only speakers.

Yes, top plate, steel plate, touch plate, I've heard it referred to all these as well. I think the BL7000's top/touch plate is of a more mirrored, super shiny, chrome surface plate, whereas the Penta's stainless steel panels are not intended to be quite as shiny and flawless as this. Still shiny yes, but not quite as mirrored finish as the

[quote user="Dennis"]When you use the Brasso, is it then turning black when you polish? I tried to polish the stainless steel panel on a scrathed Beolink 7000 I have, but nothing happened. My father then told me that he seems to remember, that it also it protected with clearcoat.[/quote] Hello Dennis, Yes, the brasso polish stuff does tend

Hi Jonnie, Having just read up a bit on the Century on this site & beocentral (having never had one), it says the Century needs a stand or needs to be mounted on a bracket as it is not 'freestanding' unit. Is this correct? Assuming this is correct, I've just quickly scanned ebay for a Century table stand for example and cannot find any

[quote user="Dennis"]Please DON'T! If you try to polish them, you will destroy the anodization! - And that will ruin the finish completely![/quote] Hi Dennis, Apologies, I've just realised that I was thinking about the stainless steel finish on Beolab Penta's. I've cleaned the metal on my Penta's with 'Brasso' numerous

Hello Jonnie, Does it come with any remote? Also, does it have a table stand or wall bracket? Regards,

Hi Ronnie, Just use a little metal polish on them, such as Brasso/Duraglit or even some Autoglym metal polish (intended for car chrome). I've also read about a metal polish on beoworld called 'Autosol cleaner' which I'm sure would be fine too. Regards,

[quote user="Sevilsivle"] May be my reasoning is too simplistic, but being an active loudspeaker surely B&O wouldn't give it enough power to do any damage to itself? That would be a bit like building a car with an engine powerful enough to break the driveshaft when you put your foot down. Tim [/quote] Yeah, thats what I was thinking