Indeed! It covers all the essential stuff without being too "rocket science" for most people. This deserves to be "put somewhere" so it doesn't get lost... An excellent post!

[quote user="9 LEE"] i got 'Mrs 9 LEE' some 'Creme de la Mer' (ridiculously priced) at a discount for Christmas. She was delighted, but it hasn't made her look 20 years younger.. damn... Lee [/quote] I'm guessing she doesn't read the forum then Lee?

Hi Chris Well that could indeed be lucky

That picture is best enjoyed in private.... utterly gorgeous

I think at the end of it all, when it comes to music, 2 channels is the way to go, because we have 2 ears, and when we go to see a band/orchestra/opera etc they tend to all be on the same stage in front of us... Sure, in films it is great to have spaceships flying overhead, helicopters landing behind you etc, and this is the role of multi-channel audio

[quote user="timhanna"] I see. The way I would love for it to work is so that the BL74 would kick in for high frequencies (voice?) the BL3 as a mid and the BL2 obviously for the sub... [/quote] I think that would get rather sonically confusing when playing back stereo sources, and sounds would be coming from all over the place, destroying

I'm in full agreement - about Henri's post, and also about wanting to see pics of repolished CX's

[quote user="BeoNut1"] One of the Beoworld representatives in your area will be over later to teach you the secret B&O handshake. Mark [/quote] Is that the one where you silently pass your credit card?

I did something similar whilst cleaning a Beocenter 7700 platter last week (my nicest one... ) I was using warm water and usual washing-up liquid, and all was well until I decided to rinse with hot water so it would dry quicker... the lacquer clouded, and has remained so... Don't do it anyone - learn from mine and John's mistakes....

[quote user="Puncher"] You definitely sound like one of us Enjoy your time here at Beoworld [/quote] Hear hear!