I think the amplifiers are fantastic. My BeoMaster 4400 is arguably the best amp I own, and my other BeoMasters also perform very well, better than any modern stuff I own. Heck my 4400 actually sounds better than the Cyrus amps I tried out a year ago or so. Impressive... Can't say I've been so impressed with the older speakers though. There's some very

I wonder if they'll make the XT4s available as an active system without the wireless bit? They sound pretty phenomenal as just passive speakers...

Henry: Well I am relatively new into Radiohead's music. I decided to discover and bought 4 of their albums this weekend. I haven't got a favourite album yet, but High And Dry is currently my favourite song. Alex and I often enjoy to agree to disagree, so no worries John, we know who's right High And Dry is just brilliant on my BL3s. I can't

I'm still not a fan of wireless, regardless of whether it's B&O, Apple, B&W or any other company. Wires just seem so much more sensible. Okay it may be a bit of hassle to get it set up in the first place, but it'll be more reliable than wireless... Still, that B&W system should sound darn good. The XT range of speakers are really pretty fantastic..

j0hnbarker: Henry: Radiohead - High And Dry Their best track ever IMO - from a great album too. Really? High and Dry is one of the band's least favourites, and mine too. I still like it though... Currently - listening to Horizon by The Cinematic Orchestra from Every Day...

Listening to Down is the New Up from the In Rainbows B-sides album.

Just finished listening to/watching Radiohead's live webcast - absolutely brilliant! Amazing gig... Listening to Zoetrope by Boards of Canada now...

mbee: linder: Thanks for the encouragement. I do have another Mac which is my main computer at home. The MacBook Air will be for traveling and for managing iTunes music and photos which are stored on a remote hard drive. Hi Linder, I was thinking of doing so with my iTunes library, but what happens when you launch iTunes without the drive? If there

If you're a tinkerer, your best bet would probably be a G5 PowerMac (don't go for any of the lower-end ones, the high end ones are much more reliable/long lasting). Obviously you could always go for an older MacPro, but these will be much more expensive. Personally though, I'd say your best bet is to get an Intel machine, particularly one of the new

The Beonic Man: Congrats on your new purchase linder, I am sure you will love it. Do keep us up to date with how it is. I have always liked Apple for their designs but often found them to be unreliable so I would be interested to hear how well it functions. Simon. I wouldn't base your opinions off iPods or one computer. iPods are unreliable yes, but