Martin, That was my (poor) attempt at a speaker joke........ baffled ....

I'm baffled.

[quote user="9 LEE"] Cable channel was cut into plaster over brick using a tool, cables run and glued, then skimmed over with plaster. If people think this is a neat install - and using an old car CV boot to hide the mess i s perfectly acceptable for a professional install by a B&O approved installer, then i confess to being way too fussy

[quote user="SWISS_2"]Masonry wall construction, especially thicker plastered, lath-plastered CBC, or solid block do not share these characteristics with cabling. The same also applies to soilid concrete or tunnel-form walls, reinforced or not. In that situation, the wires would continue through any cored or drilled hole in a horizontal position

[quote user="SWISS_2"]unfinished hole in the wallboard[/quote] Just a note on this - if you look closely, you will see that this is a solid wall, and not made of wallboard or plasterboard. So it is a brick/block wall, with maybe 10 - 15mm of plaster on top. The cables are coming out of a plastic 'U' section capping. In fairness to

Lee, The standard of cabling installation around the dealer network varies hugely in my experience - as do the rates charged. £300 to wall a mount a small TV is a HUGE amount, imo - even assuming terminating all the bare ends, it is maybe two hours from arrival to departure if you work carefully and well - so that is £150 per hour to drill

I started a thread about the share price recently - this was met with a "mod" message, and never appeared. Not sure why not though..?

[quote user="Jez"] [quote user="Paul Winn"] I don't think that it is because we are all 'Apple worshippers' it is simply because iTunes is the World's largest and most popular music store and will continue to be so. It is THE way that music is bought these days and used. It has been like this for over 10 years now

Steve, Is it mono'd somehow or is there a channel missing ??

Slighty off topic, but a bit relevant. I just wall mounted a bL3500 in our bedroom, and it just occured to me that when I listen L&R are reversed, as it is on the wall above our bed. So - a really good upgrade to this product would be a switch that reverses Left & Right channels. From my days installing, I know link speaker positioning is often