two ways, one via your profile -- from where you then copy their links -- and reference them in your posts or directly into the post, but you have to use "reply" not "quick reply", and then look at the "Options" tab behind the "Compose" tab message input area

actually a great picture ! I like its "floating across my swimming pool" effect

What about your existing investment in media ? How many CDs do you have ? DVDs ? Have you already captured them to a hard drive ? What personal computer(s) do you already have ? Answers to these questions may help guide you towards an Apple TV (had no optical drive) or other alternatives, including using an "old fashioned" music system such

great review - thank you for the perspective the only bit which did not make sense to me was the phrase "toe in" - at first I thought you had accidentally damaged the the speaker cover !

LOL Micael, and thank you Daniel for rescuing me ! [quote user="Michael"]it would be one of the best movies ever[/quote] I actually think the movie is great in all the dimensions you mention. We first saw it in IMAX 3D and I am sorry to say that the 7-55 could not compete with that experience. What surprised me in the store was how "weak"

Hey Spiros, [quote user="Spiros"]if someone else is listening to e.g. Radio or AMEM then it switches to BS4 as well. Meaning that the listener in the main living room will then listen to N.Radio assuming he had AMEM already open.[/quote] it does not work that way for me. It behaves as one might expect: I started A.MEM, started N.MUSIC and

when and what ? my tag says it :-) [quote]First B&O (1976) was a Beogram 1500 [/quote] why ? I liked minimalism and had lusted after a B&O since I was a teenager

[quote user="Kristian"]The little remote on the site is taken from an Beocom 1400[/quote] Neat !

spent an hour in a store watching Avatar blue-ray on a 55 at around 3 metres viewing distance wonderful clarity as an aside the sound from the movie was disappointing ,,,,

[quote user="ClausMikkelsen"]new MacBook Pro have an updated MD that also carries the audio. Then we would only need a MD to HDMI adaptor.[/quote] yes you are correct - that is what I meant :-) HDMI audio and video input into my BV [quote user="ClausMikkelsen"]Could be solved with a HDMI to Composite converter, I think. But most