[quote user="jk1002"]I think Beo5 becomes more and more tempting, only problem is I have a MAC and would want to program it myself.[/quote] I program my Beo5 on my Mac laptop through parallels/windows. Works fine. Works with Lintronic too.

My dealer also said they'd had an excellent month last month. The best they'd had in a long time.

Yeah Alex, you're probably right. Although my dealer was looking into some pretty neat shipping cases that B&O uses to ship around BL5's for demonstrations in hotels and such. Sounds pretty cool.

[quote user="Russ"]Not that w haven't strayed a bit off topic[/quote] Now that we've hopefully put the final nail in that coffin... I'll probably buy the Beo time as it seems to be a pretty unique and notable product Beo-wise. My guess is that it will either be one of the more successful Beo accessories or disappear completely

[quote user="TWG"]You shouldn't listen what other people say; if you like your Beosound 9000 displaying the time then do it - no matter what other people say![/quote] TWG: I don't think that was Beophile's point. His point is that it's just a little obnoxious to justify why an expensive product refuses to perform a simple function

[quote user="Alex"] How large is the room/audience you're wanting to present the film to, and how loud do you want it? [/quote] Audience ranging from around 10 up to almost 100. The room could get as big as about 12 x 12 meters and be as small as a good size board room. I'd like to consider the BL5, but transportation might be tricky

I know it's been discussed that the BL5 does a great job as a loudspeaker in large rooms and has pulled it's weight in concert halls. My question is how does the BL9 hold up in this capacity? My dealer has offered a good deal on a pair of BL9s and I just happen to have an upcoming need to set up a high quality viewings of a new film we've

What's going on in the world today. This morning I traded my shoes for a pair of BL8000s to a bum who was using them for tent poles.

It's gotta be the TV I'm getting next month?

[quote user="rednik"]with the 8-40 you can assign the digital tuner to "TV" and use DTV, and VMEM for set top boxes[/quote] I know this might be redundant ( As I brought it up in another thread) but are you saying that you've successfully switched the built-in Digital Tuner from DTV to TV on the 8-40?