The reason you see "3" mobiles in Superdrug is because Hutchison Telecom of Hong Kong wholely owns both Superdrug and "3" In years gone by B&O had many shops-in-stores, as an example they were in Harrods, now they are NOT, they are over the road in their own Knightsbridge store.

Peter, In both the handset and the base there are "Country Parameters" setup and when both the handset and when the base and handset have the same parameters there is no problem, but when they have incompatible "Country Parameters" is where you get problems and in my view that is your problem. So, to change these "Country Parameters"

Peter, Whilst the Base station was from the US, was the Beocom 6000 also from the US or was it a UK version. The US handsets have different firmware in them.

Jon, To recap and make sure I have your " Problem Statement " correctly understood Listening to N.Music on through your Beosound 4 and Beolab 6000's gives a crackling noise, but DAB,CD, Radio is fine. Also listen to N.Music over the Beolab 4000's connected to the Beoport works perfectly. You have replaced the Masterlink Cable and mains

Peter, Have you triggered the base polling by pressing the centre button between the two brass phone contacts on the Pyramid base ?

Assuming the following:- You have ADSL filters (see picture below) connected to each phone outlet which has a phone connected and; The Beocom 6000 previously worked correctly and; You have tested the phone socket with another non Beocom phone then the problem is almost certainly going to be the line driver in the phone exchange. No matter who the telecoms

A very Happy Birthday Peter. I hope you had a great day..

The DOT button not working on the Mark I Beocom 6000 is one of the most common problems you will see with this version. As Neil and others have noted you can purchase replacement keypads from your dealer. However, for just a few pounds more you can also purchase a upgrade kit which will provide the software and functionality of a Mark II, but still

The key points of this update are:- It has been tested on a Windows Vista PC with Service Pack 1 installed only. Only the 32 bit versions of Windows Vista and XP are supported. New features Windows Vista compatible Lutron and Busch-Jaeger remotes moved into 3rd party accessories 239 new Peripheral Unit Control (PUC/STB) products added Logo template

Derek, Other than the fact that the Beocentre 2500 has speakers, only a few small differences such as:- The Beosound 4000 was apparently only sold in North (110 volts) & South America (220 Volts) so the FM radio frequency coverage is a little different. The Beosound 4000 has Masterlink, but the Beocentre 2500 has an AUX socket (MCL) Master Link