Excellent, have fun I noticed that sometimes(?) the changes in the sockets menu setup don't seem to have any effect until you select (or reselect) a source after exiting from the menu. That may add some confusion...

[quote user="beaker"] Another thing, why dont modern cars have starting handles? There so useful when working on the engine. I suppose its a bit tricky on transverse engines but I can see no reason why not on longitudinally mounted ones. [/quote] They kill people. That happened to a friend of Henry Leland (head of Cadillac Motor, Co) and he

[quote user="Leslie"] Maybe if iPaul (member) is reading this he could tell you. Last time I saw him he had a pair in his car. They are huge... [/quote] Not exactly my first choice for car speakers, but I suppose they sound pretty good

Brilliant! Enjoy your new system

[quote user="stefan"] There was not much interest in this: http://forum.beoworld.org/forums/t/33779.aspx But it seems to work. [/quote] I guess it would've created more interest if it had actually described a solution...

I've said this before, but I see no reason why you couldn't just plug an USB CD drive to the BM5, spend one afternoon downloading free pieces of software and configuring them to work together, and having the BM5 do the ripping more or less automatically. Far from a B&O experience and totally unsupported, though... also I don't believe

Hi again, sorry for taking so long to get back on this - I haven't been around my MX so I could test this myself. The manual doesn't elaborate too much on this, but the way it should work is that you assign a "S-VHS" capable source to either of the AV1 and AV2 inputs (you can use at least V.TAPE-1 or V.TAPE-2). Then you set the "S

The stand would need to weigh two or three times as much, before the center of gravity of the combination would be substancially lower than in the middle. Now it's still a 2 m long very heavy pole standing on its end. I wouldn't want to have one around if I had kids unless it was bolted to the floor. Agree with the looks of BV1 on the pole,

I have a muting circuit fault in my Beogram 6000 (never bothered me enough to fix it), so the sound output stays on even when the arm is up. The fast drive of the carriage, coming from the worm screw, can be clearly heard over the speakers - I can only assume that the same noise is there even during slow drive and regular operation, although at a much

[quote user="Stonk"] John, Yes. Change of plan forces sale. I had in my mind to build a room with retro cool 70's B&O but then reality hit & I knew they'd just sit in the attic for the next 10 years until I got round to them so thought they'd better go to someone who'll appreciate them more. [/quote] Never realized