We were going to get a couple from B&O to review and then give away on BeoWorld.. Would have been nice, but it never happened. Lee

We're probably getting a bit blasé about this now, but it never ceases to amaze me as we breeze past yet another 1,000 member milestone - this time 11,000.. It really doesn't seem two minutes ago since we cruised past the ten thousand milestone and all the celebrations! The rate of new members is frankly amazing for such a 'niche'

If B&O have done anything amazing over the last 7 years, the BeoLab 5 is one of their crowning moments. Enjoy! I spoke to a cable expert a few weeks ago, who too was 'unimpressed' with the cables they give out as standard with such world class speakers. Lee

We did have a thread about this (throws chalk at Mr Moss and shouts 'you boy!') I didn't feel B&O had really had their money's worth as we are still developing the rotating adverts, so i dug into my own pockets and donated a BeoVision 6 -22" for this month which leaves the 8 - 40" for August. Lee

It comes round every month with alarming regularity for us, (the ones giving away the Prizes!!) - but for you, the winners.... we're sure it can't come round fast enough! Well - here we go again with yet another batch of fantastic 'automatic offerings' to our loyal Gold Members, who have to do.. err.. absolutely nothing in order to win

I seem to remember Frede (the ultimate expert on these) Kristensen saying something about the ceramic filters being for the UK market? I'd drop him an email for the definitive answer though!! Lee

[quote user="Michael"] A happy place... flowery meadows... Rivers made of chocolate ... To be quite honest however, I've always envisioned Lifestyle AV to be more along the lines of what Peter was lamenting hence my own secret desire to visit next time I'm in the UK. [/quote] Just ordered some astro-turf for the office and a chocolate

You didn't plug the stand in whilst the TV was powered up did you? That can cause the motor control module to frazzle.. Turn the TV off at the wall, wait, unplug the stand, turn the TV on, wait, then turn the TV off at the wall, wait, plug the stand in and turn the TV on. Try that. Check the batteries in your Beo4 too - sounds silly but worth a

Okay - that's one thing eliminated.. i'm not going to give up on you yet! Now try turning it off at the wall, leaving it a minute, then turning on again. When you try to turn it on, press the 'TV' button on the Beo4 (don't ask me why - it seems to have a higher success rate! LOL) If nothing's happening after you've done the

Okay.. firstly - calm down, don't panic. Did you let the unit adjust to room temperature? Be patient, give the TV time to settle.. it actually has a temperature sensor in there somewhere and bringing it out of a warm lounge, into a cold van, into the outdoors, then into a warm lounge can make it throw a 'hissy fit' Turn it off at the mains