benkap: Thing is, iTunes has no delay on Airport but Airfoil does so I'm positive the delay is an Airfoil issue. Mostly, I listen to Danish P3. Unfortunately it is not available on iTunes. iTunes does have a delay with the AirPort, it's just that when you pause tracks, it hides the delay by sending an 'extra quick' message to the AirPort telling

Jamiroquai - High Times, through the AppleTV via AirFoil - brilliant! I can listen to music through my stereo and still scrobble it with Last.FM.

Flappo The Grate: the only problem i have is the avant in the front room won't connect easily without a converter box i wonder how much i'd get for a trade in for a 7/40 ? You could connect the Avant, although it will cost £90. Linky

I can understand why you'd want to 'de-beo', but IMO doing it now is the wrong time. I believe the way B&O do things are going to change soon, with a new CEO etc... Personally, I'd wait and see what B&O does... As far as the subwoofer goes, this isn't exactly an area to 'de-beo' in. A lot of avid B&O fans use the B&W PV1, as it genuinely is a fantastic

The only way they could do it would be to delay the sound coming from your laptop's speakers too. What radio station is it you're talking about? It's possible that you could actually listen through iTunes, as long as you can find the URL of the MP3 stream...

The latest interface doesn't really do much for me, although it is much more functional than the previous 'Front Row' one (which was very elegant, but not the most functional of designs). The real winner for me is the fact that it now doubles up as an AirTunes station. The movie rentals are also brilliant, and very good quality indeed (not up to blu

A MUCH better solution would be to get an Apple TV, control it via the STB-C blaster (the latest software will allow you to do this), and stream that around the house. Much, MUCH better than using an iPod in a dock (the quality etc... is not only better, but it has proper on-screen menus and will last longer than an iPod).

Unfortunately there is no way of stopping the lag, it's the nature of the way it works... The only truly 'lag free' wireless system I'm aware of is the BeoLink Wireless...

What is the error? I've just started using my AppleTV as an AirTunes station - brilliant!

Heard the Focus 140s with a Nait 5i and some Rega CD player (can't remember which one), very nice speakers, although I found the bass a little over-ripe. Maybe they just weren't run in? Good looks though...