[quote user="jk1002"]Design is not just about looks.[/quote] Exactly correct, and exactly the point the book I quoted makes. An example that I pondered on was the switch on my Nano. It's "off" position is marked with red "paint", but its "on" position was not marked; then I realised that the Nano is actually

[quote user="Clive"] is there a speaker version of the fabled 'elephants graveyard' where they all go when before they die?[/quote] Yes, they are in with me I have more speakers than rooms ! More seriously, you can always keep using speakers and remotes ... such is the wonder of B&O's design.

I have been reading "The Design of Everyday Things" also known as "The Psychology of Everyday Things" by Donald A. Norman, a classic book on designing for ease of understanding and use. In it, the author talks of how to not make design mistakes through various techniques; one design sin is "creeping featurism" for which

Now that is working perhaps you don't need this temptation :) [quote user="Alias"]What is Philippe's LinkPlayer? [/quote] http://web.me.com/philrobin/LinkPlayer/Linkplayer.html search for linkplayer on these forums - you will find lots of threads about it

It all depends upon what you mean by "control". BMLINK allows you to use [N.Music] and [N.Radio] commands from your Beo4 to "talk" to iTunes to: a) play music from your iTunes collection, skip tracks, and switch between blue, yellow, red etc modes b) play music from internet radio stations you have defined in iTunes under a playlist

'twas a lovely ramble :) several Beoworld generations ago I posted pictures of my attempt. I took a defunct Beosystem 5000's tape deck and gutted it to insert two stripped down laptops to become windows media centres playing BeoPlayer. One laptop constantly overheated and would go loopy playing the MP3s, and the other which stood a better chance

that is a very nice solution you have !

What speakers are being used ? and can you take a photo of (or transcribe) the model number sticker etc

[P.MUTE] ?

I used all the taps on my RF Amplifier, I just tried to check what goes with what but the rats' nest of wires prevents me from tracing everything, but it sounds like that part is wired correctly. I set my link frequency to 450, mainly because I was having trouble detecting the signal and I thought I might be dealing with an issue where the link