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[quote user="dilznik"] This is the single most intelligent, fantastic post I've ever seen on any forum. Ever. This is frikkin' brilliant. One question though, if you buy a bunch of sockets in the EU, are they up to US spec? As in, if your house burns down because of one of them, will your insurance deny coverage for using EU spec Schuko

Thank you for the cooments. Living in a condo I think that is exactly what I was looking for. Something to add another layer but without being omnipresent.

I live in a condo in USA and 220v is available everywhere because some appliances only work with with 220v like ovens, some cooktops and the drying machine. Obviously is not available directly in all the outlets in your home, you need a good electrician to run the right connection. In my case my oven, dryer, microwave, cooktop are 220v, even the hood

I have the BC6900 contolled via PUC by a beo5 and I very happy with it. It has Netflix, Pandora and Blocbuster.

Is there any product or solution to remove some superficial scratches more like swirls on a pair of Beolab 4000 silver?

After a few months since it was launched I was wondering what is your opinion about the Beolab 11. Specially if you have heard or own one.

[quote user="burantek"] [quote user="BeoFab"] 1) This apply only for audio equipment or for video equipment like in this case too? [/quote] It works with both, A and V. [quote user="BeoFab"] 2) Will this work correctly? I mean RIGHT REAR speaker will receive the correct right rear information and LEFT REAR will receive

I just bought a pair of Beolab 4000 to connect them as rear speakers in my setup consisting of a Beovision 10-40 and two Beolab 3 as front speakers and a Beolab 11 that is on its way. My question is: After select one speaker as RIGHT and the other as LEFT. According to the Beolab 4000 manual you can connect them in two ways: 1 Run a total of TWO Powerlink

It looks great. I saw some pictures in another forum in Spanish.