Welcome to the wonderful world of second life B&o! At the current rate of exorbitant pricing, utter software failure, and uninspired new products that aren't being supported as promised... ALL B&o will soon be second life! I would much rather buy a used product that has stabilized in price, is sorted - works as advertised, and will give

[quote user="Jandyt"] [quote user="Puncher"] Who'd have thought you could actually get a special container ! [/quote] [/quote] Ah, my fellow BeoWorlders... so comforting to know that my IP was not the only one hitting Google for the last month... KEYWORD(S): horse + butter

Excellent selection and I am happy Mika agreed to come on board! He has always been so willing to help, so informative, and always pleasant! I really enjoy the many other facets he brings to the table beyond just B&o... a real interesting fellow.

Wow! So clean, so beautiful! Great color selections... I really like the dark wall behind the BV5! Was thinking of doing something similar! I am about to kick off renovations too and your pics are very inspiring!

[quote user="j0hnbarker"]Anyone else use one regularly to listen to sources like CD or through some kind of computer? What speakers are you using? (I've got CX50s) [/quote] I wouldn't say regularly, but I have had a CDX hooked to one. I had a pair of 1000's w/ matching 2200 speakers in rosewood and teak. The rosewood set recently

[quote user="Stonk"]I'm stuck with it for life!![/quote] I have already initiated a collection for the tombstone engraving. P.S. Do you plan on linking the TV, or will it remain free standing?

[quote user="Puncher"]and move it well away from the edge when bringing horses through! You can't be too careful[/quote] The handles on the lower cabinets are for tieing off the bridle's reins.

Well done, Sonk! I recall mentioning in another thread how much I like your kitchen. Beautiful! P.S. Keep the butter away from the screen!

[quote user="Stonk"] [quote user="burantek"]@Stonk: PIC17? Is that black multi-splined center bit the piece that goes kaput?[/quote] Jaff, yes on Pic 17. Having never seen one I assume it's the center piece of plastic surrounded by the spring. [/quote] OH! So what I thought was molded splining is actually a spring "wrapped"

@Leslie: I may have an interest in the aluminum panels. They look to be in excellent condition in the pics. Anything I may not have noticed? Shipping to the states could be ugly -but I am interested in the panels themselves, not the whole frame. @Stonk: PIC17? Is that black multi-splined center bit the piece that goes kaput?