Even go a step further and build the wireless unit into the systems, true wireless.

Having met him when he first started with B&O, I had the privilege to meet him at a seminar in Australia. Back then there was talk of going into the commercial market, so my first question is: 1.) Is there a market for B&O in the commercial environment and what happened to talks and plans of it? 2.) How are they handling the French market with

Q2: I believe if you use Beolink passive as an amp (connected through Masterlink) for non B&O speakers you could option the system to be controlled through the amps commands and therefore would still work seamlessly with the one remote, Beo4 or Beo5. If you use a non B&O amp and non B&O speakers (using the digi out or powerlink to RCA) you

It can send picture (R,G,B) as well as sound and also send control function. For example, when you connect a DVD, HDR and so on it will control it via cable so the box can be hidden away and not have to be in view. It can also send all that info both ways, however you have to make sure that it's been wired like that because some are only wired one

Check the output of the STB's software is set to 16:9, some boxes call it letterbox format.

The first one is the best to use, RGB with R,L audio to scart. It sends the same Standard def picture a scart would send only it doesn't send control commands. There will be no loss in quality, unless you use a cheep one. You may need to go into the STB's menu to change the output to RGB.

Having used both 7.2 and 7.4 in a similar size space I would recommened 7.4. I also use BL3's as rears in my setup and had BL3's as fronts before I upgraded. What you're looking at (BL3's front/back) is an awsome setup. As for the screen, the latest spec BV4-50" is fantastic, consider the integration with the control and that the

Are they on seperate power links or is one BL9 chained of the other? If it's seperate power link and both BL9's make noise then it sounds like it's at the processor end, could need software upgrade or could be faulty rears connections. If it's chained (BV5 to BL9 left then BL9 left to BL9 right) then it's most likely a cable. Try

Apparently Samsung are using B&O to build a better reputation through Europe with their mobile phones. Samsung is huge in South East Asia and they see it as a foot in the door for Europe. That would explain the double branding, it must be a big sacrifice for designers cause it couldn't be done without them. Don't mind the design but not

1.) Super high quility disc reader. 2.) Obviously digital output for BL5's 3.) uncompressed music storage (terrabites) 4.) Beolink wireless built in It would be cool if it looked like the big disc on BL5's with the disc slot in the middle of the disc and no LCD panel or buttons at all! Just an open/close touch sensor like on top of BL5's