Ignace: My guess is that the Beosound 4 in a Link-room can be set to Option 6 and that BeoPort can be accessed from BS9000 and BS4. You are absolutely right, Ignace, and the answer is yes, you can have two audio masters in one system. The "secondary" audio master will need to be a BeoCenter 2, a newer BeoSound 9000 MKIII, or a BeoSound 4.

Wait ... some dealers don't know about BeoLab 10? Leaked images? I have one set up in my store!

The answer is no. You need either a new audio master, or the software update.

billywicks: Hey, I'm going to be buying a beovision 8-32 and I shall be using it with my apple tv, playstation 3 and my HD set top box, the way I plan to configure it will be. AppleTV > Component PS3 > HDMI But what can I do with my HD set top box? Would It work if I bought a HDMI to DVI to VGA adaptor, I know It has a VGA port that will be

Beobird: Why do you want a Beosystem 3 ? Just buy a Beo-5 and you can remote your non B&O tv as well . Picture quality? Surround sound?

Corvin: I have just purchased a 3rd wireless 1 receiver. It will not connect, is there any known problems for a simple connection or is it most likly the product is faulty? I have factory reset my receiver and re-connected the original 2 receivers with no trouble. Whoever sold this to you should have told you this, but likely the problem you're

beopaul: I'd prefer not to do this though, as the card is, I'm sure, a bit pricey. $380USD but as far as I know there isn't a difference between the B&O one and the Panasonic card for about the same price.

We also have the same problem with a client here and we're pretty baffled. Beyond losing control via RS-232 it seems that every time the serial cable is even plugged into the panel it shorts the entire thing out. If the RS-232 is plugged in the Panel's OSD ceases to show up using the Panasonic remote. We figured that obviously since the 232

The only thing that I've ever seen that comes close to that is a Signal Adaptor ... but that only has two pins on the speaker plug end which won't carry the datalink that shows the info on the displays. If anyone has any ideas as to get around this I'd really be open to trying it out at home!

They'll still sound great though!