I agree with him wholeheartedly - it's why I still buy CD's. It's not really about the notional concept of owning something physical rather than virtual (of course there is the accidental damage insurance issue), it's about being able to pick up the case while playing and reading the tracklist, or opening the inlay booklet and reading

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While I would disagree with how "rotten" iTunes is to navigate a large music collection (I have ~ 400 albums and have no problems at all, although the album cover system is nothing but a novelty), you are right in saying that I don't have a BS5 and so haven't been swayed by it's capabilities. Again, my point isn't about the

Hey Trip - I see what you're saying from a user point of view, however I feel you are using your sales/marketing skills (very well) when describing the BS5. Yes, that's what it allows you to do but as you say the software that does this is actually in the BM5. What you're actually describing is browsing and selecting a track - hardly groundbreaking

[quote user="burantek"] [quote user="Puncher"]As an interesting experiment, if you have an audio editor, or something such as Winamp, download an HRTF (head-related Transfer Function) plugin. This modifies a conventional stereo audio file to model your head density, time delays between your ears etc[/quote] punch, that is really

[quote user="Mr10Percent"] I think the answer is very straight forward, though some people may not like it. They had a one-box solution called Beomedia1 it did not sell well. B&O did not want to support it. They knew they needed something else, something more visible. This box is competing with laptops, mini-pcs and macs. The new product

It is also not uncommon for EMC reasons to bridge the double insulation barrier with a type-Y capacitor which can result in a small (safe) leakage current. I'm not sure whether this will be the case in this instance however.

[quote user="Jandyt"] [quote user="Puncher"] [quote user="Jandyt"] Surely, as the two units are priced seperately, it would be unethical to demand you buy both, or none at all! [/quote] I would agree, but what about if certain features "weren't available" unless you had both components? [/quote] Then they

[quote user="Jandyt"] Steve. I have tried your MP3 with various speakers and amps, but only briefly. The 'speakers' which I could hear the lowest is.... A8s! Being able to hear low, doesn't count the same as being able to move lots of air then, does it? My Beovox 5000s (60s version) make the glasses rattle in the cupboards, to