Hi Keith, From the specs, the VTAPE scart appears to have composite video input and output, and RGB input only.

I was under the impression that the Avant only has RGB inputs on the scart connections. How do you reverse them and make them into outputs?

I'm certain that this installation would void the warranty on a flat screen. Mostly from the heat, but also particulate contamination. Plasmas normally run stinking hot in the first place and most have fans in them to stop them overheating, and LCDs are very intolerant of being heated and cooled by external sources. Mounting above a fireplace is

Agreed - AV9000s with a nice razor sharp tube have a spectacular picture. I have seen a few type 43XX's where the picture has gone a bit soft, and they're disappointing. I think the great picture has a lot to do with the multiple layers of antireflective coatings, and the contrast screen. Just out of interest, a small ray of sunlight was hitting

Beolab 6000 drivers have been known to fail. The suspension splits, although they seem to be rubber surrounds. I recall reading somewhere that humidity plays a part in the deterioration of foam products, as well as UV.

Thanks.

Ignace: I know that for Beomaster 7000, there is a software-version that copes with the 2-way-communication-issue when set to Option 0. Hi Ignace, What is the 2 way communication issue, and which release of the software has the fix for it?

Hi all, Thought I would make a post in the workbench forum, to show it is appreciated. My AV9000 is one of the later generation, in which the two way communication feature had been dropped. Today I down (side?) graded it from software 3.0 to software 1.1 from an AV9000 type 43XX. I previously chose not to link the AV9000 and the beosystem 7000, as this

The most likely problem with your Beolink 7000 is the capacitors in the infrared receiver, it seems to be a common fault. If you pass this information to your dealers technician, he may be able to fix it for you. The capacitors are visible through a hole in the shielding box around the infrared receiver. If the blue display backlight blinks when you

I agree with Peter that the three page alphabetical listing was delightfully easy to navigate, if you were unfamiliar with B&O's product naming system. Perhaps there could be an option for both a product search and an alphabetical listing to be added at a later date. Also, I miss being able to see the author of a thread from the forum contents