Ask your dealer about the price, it could vary... The frets can be expensive (try find some on ebay)

LOL i thought the chair were a drum set. This is a very weird photo, what are those tables doing suspended up on that ledge? Where is it from and whats it about? I don't see how those beolabs could be fake

Weird

My assumption is that some dealers may need to go into denial mode (chanting - it's such a great product it's such a great product it's such a great product it's such a great product) You need to believe in something to sell it

*bites nails* B&o needs to take note of these understandable and valid user opinions. We would have been better off with a new product that they do best, a sub woofer with the competence of the BL5's bass reproduction... just a thought. B&o should employ you as a serious focus group, you should be paid for this brainstorming you all do here

Peter : It is your lucky day! I actually have a BS2 docking station - I lent the BS2 to someone who then never gave it back but as it was because his BS2 was not working, he didn't need the dock. I have long realised that this 'gentleman' has decided just to keep mine so I offer you the dock - send me your address by PM and I will post it

This reminds me of when i wanted to buy a Mercedes 450sel 1973... fell in love but price was unreasonable and it needed work - so one uses ones brain and lets it go until a great example comes along.

That's a beautiful thing to say (to me, there is nothing more special in life than our children) Nice to see you're back and it's nice to be provoked!

ducha: I do have a Beomaster 8000, but it is not working at present. I don't know if its worth putting the money into to having it serviced, so for now, my user system is the 6500. If you don't think the 6500 will properly drive the M100s, then I guess I will regretfully pass on the purchase. Thank you, Aaron Have you seen this page ?

No, it is a tiny mechanical arm that swings down from the centre of the top of the panel and it reads the screen, then swings back up behind the frame where it can no longer be seen. The "eye" from the AV9000 is present on these TV's though (and has been since the BV5). Which monitors light conditions, contains the I.R. receiver and the