It is a pity your budget can't stretch to a BeoLab 11. I have one, and it makes a hugh difference to my BeoLab 6000s. This is because the BeoLab 11 has a powerlink daisy-chain that puts it ahead of the BeoLab 6000s, thus taking the bass notes "heavy lifting" strain off of the 6000s' drivers. What source (BS device) will you be using

What was the OPTION setting you had programmed into the BS 9000 ? Was it by any chance "0" ? Would resetting the OPTION make a difference ?

[quote user="Eva"]Was bedeutet denn die Angabe in der Bedienungsanleitung, dass bei DSL ein "Filter" empfohlen wird?[/quote] http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/DSL-Splitter

[quote user="BeoIce"] [quote user="elephant"] [quote user="BeoIce"]beoport connected in the BV8 cabinet[/quote] when you began the project it was to connect to a non-B&O TV ... have you since then bought a BV8 ... or did you just like the cabinet ! PS Martin, see my long response above this post [/quote] You're

I think it depends as much as anything on how the operating system handles the screens. I know with my Mac I can either have the two screens (not sure how I would even get three going without perhaps another video card) either as two separate scenes on each screen, or as a single scene relayed on both screens.

[quote user="frammeloo"]The thing is though that when I start N-Music on the BS-9000, N-Music lights up, but no music, but when I push a button it start to play. Which, I thinks makes some sense, it starts controlling through the BEO4 LP2. I cannot control that song with LP2 from my computer, but when I then select a song using LinkPlayer

Another nice one !! And I liked the "His Master's Voice" LPs too .........

Sounds like you have had an electric glicth :( does a power off of the speaker (say 10 minutes) reset any thing ?

[quote user="BeoIce"]beoport connected in the BV8 cabinet[/quote] when you began the project it was to connect to a non-B&O TV ... have you since then bought a BV8 ... or did you just like the cabinet ! PS Martin, see my long response above this post

[quote user="BeoIce"]As elephant suggested I checked the beoport manual yesterday and found out that, if a main audio system (in my case BS9000) and beport are in the same room, main audio system should be set to option 0, which means, as far as I know, ir disabled. Beoport should be set to option 2 with ir-eye connected, but this doesn't