The few people who have the authority to accede your request were holidaying at the time of your OP. I can only repeat Martins sentiments but if you are determined to cancel your membership I will highlight your request to the relevent persons. In the meantime if being a member of this forum offends you to this extreme then can I suggest you simply

apetley, it would probably help if you state which version you want - MK1 or 2. Chris.

I think the reason is explained on Beocentral Andy (I'm too knackered to find out for myself - busy week and all that). Either way the Beomaster 7000 is to all intents & purposes an upgraded 5500. Chris.

It makes no real difference Graham. The person who owns the paypal account which paid for the item is protected. It doesn't matter one iota if they weren't the person who won the ebay auction. If there is a problem the claim would have to go through the owner of the paypal account - don't even bother trying the ebay claims prodedure as it

THIS thread offers some good tips on getting it right. Chris.

My 7000 goes higher than my 5500. I usually have to set my 7000 around 10 higher than my 5500 to get the same volume and I'm sure this is how they were designed. When both are maxed out the output is pretty comparable. Chris.

Hi David, there is a very slim chance it will dry out and be usable. The exact same thing happened to one of my BC6000's but I was quick enough to remove the battery immediately and put the handset in a dry warm place for a few days - the airing cupboard. It worked fine afterwards. If not then you will need to either send it for repair or I think

[quote user="rayfenwick"] I'm seriously considering it, and will frame the wall with battens, then vertical battens at about 50cm widths. I'll use tongue & groove panels, using adhesive to fasten to the battens rather than nails to preserve the appearance of the panels. [/quote] Ray, you can use hidden nails without any problem

Great stuff and worth a couple of hours work, glad it was such a straight forward fix Chris.

That's a shame but I think returning it is the right thing to do. It is not worth the trouble & expense of getting it fixed sadly. Chris.