Keith, I think you are about the only person (including B&O itself!) who was ever able to make a meaningful and correct distinction between the Euro Mk1s, Mk2s, Beolines, etc., and the US Beocom 1 and its associated US Beoline which was never the Euro Beoline. The manual and materials for BeoCom 5 make no reference to the US BeoCom 1 and US BeoLine

[quote user="beoberlin"] Is BeoLine 2 the newer, 'rounder' PSTN base (http://www.beoworld.org/prod_details.asp?pid=1235) or a totally new product? If so, is Beoline 2 compatible with BeoCom 6000 Mk II (with earset connectivity)? Would be interesting as I plan to upgrade my older, rectangular PSTN base... [/quote] For a US customer

Yes, I saw it on Gizmodo a few minutes ago... and then there it was, on the B&O website. Has it been there for a long time?

[quote user="Jandyt"]There is at least one issue that needs addressing later, and I was expecting it to be done by dealers. More of that later[/quote] It is now later: pray tell. Thanks for the review and thanks in advance for your response.

Wow, Phil, quite an undertaking! Is there a possibility you could get B&O to release the APIs to you like they apparently did to Anders Ödlund? Best of luck, and looking forward to your product,

I concur. Furthermore, I add that it is unethical for a company to state or imply one thing in one forum (their official website) and another in correspondence to its clients. But what is really sad is that B&O seems to be unaware a significant portion of its customers use Apple products and this trend will only grow. B&O's blindness in

[quote user="SWISS_2"]The N.RADIO station list on Beoplayer is the sole domain of B&O.[/quote] When used with a Macintosh, which uses different software than PCs... (1) There is no N.RADIO database: you must manually add any radios you wish to listen to. As a starting point, one can use the few hundred radio stations that come included

[quote user="amunk"] I find BM-Link even more unstable now[/quote] May I suggest staying with an iTunes version prior to 8.2 (this also means staying with OS X 10.5) and contacting B&O in Denmark via the B&O "contact us" webpage. I received the following reply with regards to BM-Link failing with newer versions of iTunes

Masterlink sends analog sound only. Therefore digi/ana conversion is done at the source. [quote user="Razlaw"] I read elsewhere in the forum that the BV7/BS3 has a very sophisticated DAC in it. Doesn't that serve the same purpose for sound sent through it to the link rooms? [/quote]

Hit blue button on Beo4, hit ">>" (="next"). Used to take you to the next playlist on iTunes versions prior to 8.2. After 8.2, the same action takes you from "Music" to "iTunes DJ" only. [quote user="Razlaw"] With the older versions, how were the playlists accessed from link rooms? [/quote]