I'd avoid Sibelius. It's dated and in desperate need of a complete refresh. Logic Pro 8 is far faster/easier to work with in my experience, and I'm yet to come across any limitations in comparison to Sibelius. Not only do you then get all the notation stuff, but Logic also gives you a complete production suite.

LOL!!! KenLeeee! Glad to see it's not just the UK which has some serious 'talent' (or lack of) issues...

Dave Moulton: There is also a pair of BL5s in a lecture/recital hall at Berklee College of Music, doing hard service for rap/hiphop, jazz recitals, music synthesis demonstrations, and so on. I would love an "industrial-strength" version for such work, but even the stock systems work very well. B&W did this with their 800 series (they produced

davystewart: THANKS GUYS DONT REALISE HOW MUCH YOU MISS SOMETHING TILL ITS BROKE!!! Like a caps-lock key?

Do It Yourself is also the name a Ian Dury & The Blockheads album (well, a Best Of compilation) which I've been enjoying a lot recently...

KingStreet - you have a PM RE: lab 5s as PA speakers.

Something - The Beatles. Abbey Road isn't exactly my favourite Beatles album (that goes to Magical Mystery Tour) but it does have some brilliant songs on it.

I would love to hear it! BeoLab 5s would be the ideal choice...

There will be no difference in sound if you connect both with a digital connection, although this doesn't account for the radio.

Ignace: Flappo The Grate: personally i think we should just pay one license fee every 5 years as all we get is repeats , why not have a repeat license ? At times i really enjoy watching the BBC, but currently the programs aren't that great; a lot of repeats, and i get tired of seeing the face of Bill Oddie again and again. Seeing the face of Bill