[quote user="Spiros"]quite interesting app. So far I like the fact of the upgrade with more than 10.000 radio stations!!! It's a good improvement of B&O although there is a long way............ [/quote] OK, I'll bite. An good improvement from what, and a long way to what?

That is an interesting story. Maybe one that should be written up for students. As impressive as Keith's problem solving is, it couldn't happen without the good data you provided. I missed that the surge protector was not there for all units, but I am still struggling with it never having been seen anywhere else. I still like "conspiracy

[quote user="philball"] Hi, Can you tell me why you think it's the mains supply? I'm connected to a very good quality surge protector so the supply should be consistent. Also, the problem only arises after playing a certain number of discs - this has happened on each of the four 9000's I've had and the pattern is always the

"You have a method of putting words in people mouths ,yes i do not like B&O owned two tvs& music system over a period 14 years ,my answer to you whatever have a nice day " In other words, this whole thread was about you wanting to start a bunch of crap. How mature.

Your comments struck a cord with me, so I googled "B&W price increase over last 5 years". Got this... http://www.htguide.com/forum/showthread.php4?t=35741 Seems "arrogance" is catching, but that doesn't make it less painful, for sure. I am not going to plead ignorance over the Airplay situation, but I am also not complaining

From the US press release....."Additionally, Bang & Olufsen will launch a free BeoPlayer application that will offer access to Net Radio and an alarm clock functionality under one streamlined Bang & Olufsen interface. An upgraded application will also be made available for a $19.99 charge and will include over 10,000 internet radio stations

Thanks for showing that on US Veteran's Day, and a day after the US Marines' 235 anniversary. Dad was there and at the parade today. Thanks more than you can ever know.

When Consumer Reports rated Blu Ray players recently, every player rated "Excellent" for picture quality. That included a $90 Vizio. I just don't think Blu Ray will be around very long, so I vote with the wallet.

Just checked Engadget. Not as brutal as I would expect for B&O, but US haters are still in bed asleep after a long night of passing judgement on that which they have never experienced.

[quote user="Synergy"] to xegoon- no Airplay will cost them sales and referred sales. FACT! As will the price. I'd buy one and recommend to many others,who would do likewise. As it is I'll probably get an alternative/ stop-gap - the new Auddessey or an Arcam rCube @ £350 and £500. I tend to not get into Pis**ng contests