Okay guys, I'm in trouble. A while back, maybe about a month ago (just now getting around to this..), my beloved BeoMaster 3000-2 made two distinct "pops" and now, the only thing I get out of the right speaker is a constant low rumble. Is the right channel gone for? Fixable? It was connected to a pair of BeoVox S45-2 speakers and I have

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Good point Pavlov!

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Here's one I took today goofing around with the camera. I actually got a decent shot! This is Nagel

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Thank you for the great coverage Lee! Definitely starting to get excited about this now!

Every time I open my Serene I think about this. I think B&O found a new way of doing things with the BeoSound 5. Like Hungedu mentioned above, making digital media physical can be difficult. Even though the BS5 isn't motorized, they wanted the user to be able to interact with it and the media. The magic here is in the lever and wheels, perhaps

I don't like discounting other people's hard work, but this is a design let down. I'd rather sit my Apple dock next to a BS1. It does have the iPad feature working for it though. I remember playing with the Apple Hi-Fi in Best Buy and wanting one! Very big, loud and heavy. It had a removable speaker cloth and that reminded me very much of

[quote user="beocool"] You know what, it might just be a static discharge... Is this harmful to the speakers and how can I solve this? AFAIK MK3 cables are the one to use instead of MK2... [/quote] If it is a high pitch static charge it usually hits the tweeter, the weakest part of the speaker.