Did you purchase the speakers new, or used? Check the serial numbers (under the speaker grille), they should match and have an L and an R on the 2 speakers. I suspect that you have a mis-matched pair.

BeoMedia 1 has the external power supply, and an internal power management/control/monitoring board...both are prone to failure in early units...your symptom fits the profile for in internal PCB.

[quote user="superdario"] i would own real pro stuff like 60's/70's studer/revox components and a thorens td 124 deck, simular to the famous beogram 3000... swiss made of course... ;-) [/quote] Funny you should mention that Dario....

I'm wondering which of those segment houses the hard-drive...or has Apple once again sold us on a new paradigm for 'essentiality', and isn't that one of B&O's core concepts?

Believe me when I say that we've all had a laugh...but most of the issues are being fixed in software, and the 'final' update is supposedly in the field in DK as I type this, and will be wide-spread by the end of the week. As someone who survived the roll-out of both the BeoCom 6000 and BeoCom 1/US, let me just say that this might just be

Congrats! Those are getting to be as rare as hen's teeth!

Had the chance to check. Count on a C-note plus S&H. Always happy to help.

Don't have the price list in front of me at home, but count on $80-100 each.

Hi Dario, in our previous location we had a secluded listening room which was about 18' x 12', and I found it too small to really allow the BeoLab 5's to fully express themselves...I have never heard them in a room which I have thought too large.

[quote user="linder"] [quote user="Russ"] [quote user="linder"] After all is a BMW assembled in Alabama not a German car? [/quote] Actually Linder, a BMW assembled in Alabama is a Mercedes-Benz. BMW's US plant is in South Carolina. [/quote] oops! You're right. I did get those mixed up. Now it is even better point