Thanks, Andy, I will check this one. Cheers, js

Nobody, really? Cheers, js

Despite I think am using a high quality cable (this cable worked fine with a Beosound 9000), I am open to admit the opposite. But that would mean that there is a signal quality issue occuring between the external source and the socket. And I am not sure this (potential) signal quality issue is the cause of the problem. Indeed, the signal from the external

Thank you Keith. I just hoped there would be a shortcut to avoid having to follow this procedure each time one would load another CD. Kind regards, js

I recently (for the first time) connected an external source to my Beocenter 9500, i.e. a non-B&O external CD/DVD player, using a high quality RCA-DIN adaptator. Of course I made the connection when the system was unplugged from the mains. I have no other device connected, except a pair of Beolab 8000 through Power Link. I have the following issue

[quote user="Keith Saunders"] It seems to me the best way to solve this problem is to lock the doors [...] When the glass doors are locked it is not possible to open them by moving towards the doors, so when you close the cabinet doors they will not open. The glass doors can only be locked if your Beosound 3200 is in Standby. Press SHIFT 9

Thank you Stefan. I understand from what you say that the current round-shaped IR sensor with built-in volume buttons does not work with the MCL2A. Too sad, it would have been convenient in this setup. Cheers, js

One of my setups is an old Beocenter 9500 with a pair of Beolab 8000. The Beocenter is installed in the first part of a large L-shaped room, so when I am in the second part of the room the remote control IR signal does not reach the Beocenter at all. Note that I usually start the Beocenter from standby when I am in the first part of the room, and when

I am a great fan of the old 900 series, the true Saab (I am not keen on the later GM models however, my day-to-day car is a BMW ). This is my Saab 900 Turbo S Aero

Just a few thoughts. Quick wins - my two absolute priorities: - develop a wireless socket unit for Beolab speakers (the speakers would still connect to this socket unit and to the mains, but there would be no cable running from the master to this socket unit): that would tremendously improve the integration into the house and the freedom of speaker