Very nice amp is the 5500, one of my favourite Beomasters due to the plethora of connections both DIN & RCA which makes it very versatile. Do you have a Beolink1000 remote? If not then I would advise getting one for everyday use as the MCP is quite cumbersome and eats batteries. Chris.

Welcome to Beoworld, and thank you for supporting the site with your silver membership There is a correct sequence for attaching a motorised stand so the TV recognises it. Start from scratch by unplugging the stand from the TV then disconnect the power to the TV. Plug the stand cable back into the TV then restore power. Chris.

If the datalink pins are missing then your Beogram won't be able to comand the Beomaster to select phono. Vice versa, by selecting phono with your mcp 5500 it won't automatically initiate play on your beogram. Have you tried selecting phono then starting your beogram manually? compatibility should definately NOT be a problem. Let me know the

Yes Craig, they are complete then. They are adjustable directionally up/down by a dome head phillips screw which (IIRC) screws into the speaker and sits against the tab at the bottom of the mounting plate - fairly basic stuff but it does the job. Chris.

Craig there should be a square plate which bolts onto them and the speaker simply hooks onto these via the square hole in the back where the speaker wire terminals are and gravity does the rest. Chris.

Hi Nis, I believe the bass drivers/woofers are specific to the RL140's and not interchangable without altering the speakers acoustic qualities. The only real option is to refoam them but be warned that these are amongst the most unforgiving of B&O speakers with very tight tolerances. If you have never done this type of work before then I would

Very good Chris.

Ah, they were yours were they Alex? Saw 'em myself and was tempted (particularly the mint pair) but there's no way I'd convince her indoors that we need yet more speakers. Don't lose faith Alex, they will sell but these style of speaker seem to have ups & downs on eBay for no apparent reason. Chris.

Jandyt: 32" RF DVD, £500! I would bite his hand off! Me too! Go back and grab it before someone else does, you may even get a few months warranty thrown in Chris. EDIT, having thought about this, it may well be that the customer who traded it in used the £500 discount voucher for a working TV trade in against a new BV. In that case

A common problem and can be found throughout this site HERE is just one of many threads covering this. Welcome to Beoworld. Chris.