I understand what you're saying but aren't iTunes plus still only 256Kbps compressed *.aac files? My concern regarding files ripped specifically by the publisher for use in iTunes, iPods etc. would be that they are specifically EQ'd for portable systems, PC speakers etc. Is there anything published that says these files are suited to full

Stefan & Jeff are just too darn quick!

It'll be interesting to find out - although a matched pair of memory modules will give additional DDR performance, most, (if not all) of the motherboards I've ever used were able to run with a single DIMM module (older SIMM's needed to be in pairs).

It also says - Supports non-ECC memory, unbuffered DIMM only I assume the DIMM you have complies?

Moxxey - I take it you don't even bother with the lottery

Better still, you can get amp modellers which will take your bass signal and then process it to model any number of amp heads and bass cabinets (from all the major manufacturers) plus typical bass effects pedals etc. The output from this can be passed to your computer for recording or to your speakers. Real bass amps tend to have a character and are

Mine is in a 4 high stack at the moment (BG5000 on top, BM5000, CD50, BC5000) although I always preferred the 2x2 layout when we had the bench space. I've never seen a 4x1 (akin to a 4500 system) but it'd be interesting if you had the space.

..............and why I believe B&O would be happy to be affiliated with Beoworld, there is probably more knowledge and experience here of their back catalogue than is left in Struer.

[quote user="Alex"] I personally believe SD broadcasts are going to be phased out relatively quickly for the mainstream channels. The bandwidth is rapidly becoming available as SD broadcasts are bottlenecked. That's the thing, the mkIV does correctly decode the signal. SD broadcasts are of such low quality at present through the DVB-T

@Alex - I wasn't questioning the internal routing differences between the MKIII & MKIV, I was questioning your assumption that the analogue connection in the MKIII was an acceptable reason it's SD picture was better than the digitally connected MKIV. Assuming the MKIV tuner correctly decodes the SD signal I still see no reason why the SD