I think the poll results are fine where they are, they prevent the general forum with getting clogged up. IMO it doesn't really matter if there's a much less 'important' forum right at the bottom, it doesn't get in the way of the others right down there...

You'll need to connect it via a BeoSound (such as the BeoSound 4 or 9000). When you connect it directly into the BeoVision 7, it will delay the sound very slightly to make it 'line up' with any video it's processing. Obviously there is no video input, but the BeoVision 7 doesn't know that...

Puncher: Alex: The 7-40 will definitely outperform the TVs you saw in PC world, especially with an HD signal. ....and which TV's did he see exactly?? I'm not sure sweeping statements like this are particularly helpful Can't say I remember exact model names, they're all very similar in terms of design/naming etc... but there were a lot of Philips

joeyboygolf: Did you pass your maths exam Alex? Mybad. I meant equilateral triangle ofc. I'm not exactly a mathematician, but that was just me being blonde for a moment...

For what you want to do, the BeoVision 7-40 is the only 'seamless' solution. The software has now been fixed so SD appears much better than the original 'pixellated' image many reported. The 7-40 will definitely outperform the TVs you saw in PC world, especially with an HD signal. If you think about it, once you add a BeoLab 7 and BeoSystem 3, you're

Not a dunce question at all! Ideally, you should form an isosceles triangle with the loudspeakers, you should be sitting the same distance from each speaker, and the speakers should be as far apart as you are sat from them. If one is placed in a corner, then ideally the other would be too so they both reproduce the same sound (if you place a speaker

beocool: Sufjan Stevens - Seven Swans. My brother brought me this CD from his last business trip to the USA. He sure knows my taste in music. One of my favourite albums! I can't decide which I like more - Illinoise! or Seven Swans... Anyways, right now I'm listening to Coldcut's Mr Nichols ...

I'm not sure I'd go as far as that... but I know what you mean (my 360 can be very frustrating at times, no time to play it any more anyway).

I've found it to be very good with the exception of the time it takes to download the movies (my 'broadband' connection is achingly slow). On most other broadband connections I've used, it would be very fast.

Lagom may be correct in saying BeoSound 4000, which I believe was another name for the BeoSound Overture. Lagom, do you have a BeoSound with two sliding doors and a CD clamper in the middle + tape deck, or a BeoSound with a single large sliding door which moves up to reveal a CD bay and SD card slot?