how can they stop selling the Beosound 2?! Silly

very curious indeed

Peter : Consider 4000s as suggested above. More bass, especially if wall mounted. I really like them - more internal volume - a thoroughly splendid small speaker. Splendid speaker full stop!

Yes see if you can try out 4000's they are incredible, BL1 may be the best... but see how you go.

moxxey: Dave: Are you joking? You need to plug the TV in or it doesn't turn on and your Beolabs won't make sound good grief I have absolutely no idea what you mean. My comment is about the additional link box required for linking two B&O TVs. Sorry i was being cheeky! I was just referring to the basic cable mess you get with a TV and the

It's interesting. I think the best thing to do would be to listen an orchestra live, and then play a good recording on the 5's...

well aussie price is 700 pounds!! Drive away, no more to pay

I'm not surprised if you buy from ABT - i would expect this... sometimes you get what you pay for!

Razlaw: Dave: I have a thing against wires showing too, they really bother me - so i would automatically go for the BV9. I strongly dislike the BV7 in the B&o range. I think technologically & price wise, it's a bit of an embarrassing product. As for technology it is the same processor as the BV9. As for price, subtract the price of a Beosystem

moxxey: Dave: The BV9 is going to look much better in the long run (aesthetically, and as an all in one package) I have a thing against wires showing too, they really bother me Don't link up your TVs then. I didn't realise this, but when B&O connected my BV7-40 to the BV8-26, you have to have a 'link box' and various aerial cables