Yes, and I forgot to say that mine was a expo demo model, so therefore it's a bit older than the rough 3 months I've had it. Thanks Keith for not "making" me go trough more CD's.

I have been more and more interested in getting a Apple TV. However, I have a few questions, How could I use the digital out from the Apple TV to feed the Beolab5 's? Is it even possible, or would it have to go trough the BS9000, and thus being analog? Is it possible to only use the Apple TV with the Beolab 5's, without any other equipment?

philball: Mines a type 2572 Was your old ones the same type?

BTW, Mine is: SW 3.3 Serial: 15995992 type 2571

So today I did a little experiment, and tried to get my BS9000 to fail. First I named all the 200 programmable CD's. So that I knew that now I have put atleast 200 CD's trough it's memory. So pulled out a drawer with old CD's that I don't listen to much anymore, I counted to 70+ CD's and then lost count, and went trough at-least

I have now, after about 3,5 months of use 194 titles programmed, I always program the title when I put in a CD. So I'm getting close to the 200 programmable, after this it will be easy to check if mine will freak out at 256, Cause I'm not going to end up with a faulty product when my warranty is out... So I'm, going trough CD's like

Skid Row - Slave to the grind

It's worth it. I'm happy to support the site. The information found here is well worth the smallish price of the gold membership. But hey, no one needed to "convert" me, and nor should we need to convert you.

Ry Cooder, Borderline, one of my favourite albums.

Really nice! I would love to have one.