[quote user="soundproof"] Well, it better not be as silly as this one. The growth in the sales of record players has been substantial, but I think that B&O should work with high-resolution, multi-channel playback, rather than record players. Vinyl's a fashion accessory for most, more than a practical playback option, unless you spend

[quote user="moxxey"] I'd would change the latter to 'people who have a high dispoable income and simply have no time or energy to pick their products, so walk in to B&O, think they are getting the best, then leave B&O to do the install for them'. There are more of these than people will silly money and want the products

[quote user="cooldude"] Hi there, First, I don't think you're mad.... [/quote] That in itself is reassuring [quote user="cooldude"] Vinyl is on the increase, but will remain a niche market at best in the rest of it's lifetime, so personally I don't think B&O should invest in producing a new turntable., not even

[quote user="Peter "] I love my turntables but I do not think that it would make sense for B&O to make a new one. The set up costs would be high and remember that there are a lot of bespoke parts and that B&O no longer have the same manufacturing capacity as in the 70s and 80s. The market is small for vinyl and the share for a B&O

Hi all. I've posted this elsewhere, but thought I should put it here because I'd be interested in other people's opinions. I was talking about B&O's struggle in a market of cheap "disposable" DVD players/flatscreens, and what areas they can compete in, and I reckon one product B&O could sell is a turntable. Vinyl is

As an aside, has anyone here had any experience of electrostatic headphones? I had a lovely pair of AudioTechnicas that were deliciously open.

Hello Sadly I don't have the ICs, but I would just like to wish you luck. I had an 850, and it was a superb machine. eBay should be able to offer a few players that have what you need, and those early CD players sell for almost nothing at all these days, because no-one knows just how good they are... Good luck!

Yes, sometimes the workload was crazy back then. I'm glad I don't work that hard anymore. I got the client to buy me a ThinkPad to make up for it

[quote user="Luke "] What were you doing with the Laptop in the bath LOL [/quote] Hi Luke I wish I could say it was something exciting with a gorgeous young lady. Sadly it was remotely administering a server....

Hi David First thing is remove the battery! Open the phone up using a credit card around the edge. If it fell into anything except clean non-salty water rinse it off with tap water prior to drying. Give it a fairly vigourous shake (though don't let it fly out of your hand!) to remove as much water as you can. Leave it somewhere warm (not hot) and