You are right, I'am agree with the BS9000 - but BS9000 is not a new system, but an "old" one, maybe the last one from the "old fashioned" B&O products. And, of course, I'am agree with the BS3200, but, for me this system is almost completly identical in the design with the former Beocenter (Beosystem) 2300/2500. They are

Er... sorry... where did I see the name "Samsung"? Well... if I remember well, I've seen this name on the telephones called Serene and Serenata... er... sorry, but, imho there are a lots of company all over the World, but found the only one, which is a totally accaptable partner for B&O in the hardware support? I think thats what we

I think these arguments are good, but misses the point. Audiophile has nothing to do with B&O. Audophile is just like a quest for sound, a race for sound quality, and nothing else. It's just like to race with a Ferrari in the NFS, You are able to, but no chance to win. Ferrari is not build for short term, and idiotic races. Anyway, mostly not

Good point ;)

Dear Craig, The Windows works like this: There is a base memory installed phisically in Your computer, it used to be 128/256/512/1GB/2GB/4GB and so on. But, sometimes Windows needs more memory. Always more memory. And more memory. And so on, and on, and on ;) Therefore, they've "invented" the "virtual memory", which is nothing

Thank You Peter for the answer :) Another question: What adapter do I need to "link" them? Of course with the Aux panel I can connect them with a 5 PIN DIN (if I know well), but what advantage can I get if I connect them with a powerlink system? Sorry for the silly question, I was looked about powerlink in the manuals, but I didn't found

Hi all :) I had a strange idea, and I wish to ask You about it, before I try it ;) So, what will happen if I connect a Beocenter2300 (two way) with an MX5500 (two way) directly by two powerlink cables? IMHO nothing, but what do You think? Thanks, AT

I think there is some problem with the last sentence ;) I think it's correct this way: "The two way communication does work with a 2300/2500 except the RDS radio station name " I'am so happy, because, I can answer this question very correctly, because from this week I'am also a happy owner of a BC2300 also (yes, yes, yes! :) )

Dear friends, ALL the problem solved by a service technician :) So, we figured out (also thanks to Nobby for his help), that in my MX5500 TV only the 2.1 software was able to handle the same time the two way system, and the motorised stand. The 2.2 has the ability to control the stand, but the TV lost the two way system, the below versions (fe.: 1.6

Yes, and it was replyed "2 hours, 55 minutes ago"... ;)