A great thread Martin. I am even reading the circuit diagrams. [quote user="Dillen"]Great to know that I'm not just talking to myself here. [/quote]

Well done and the pictures are great.

[quote user="Emil"]less bass, too much bass etc.? [/quote]If you are going to buy bl11, you could always borrow one from your dealer and try it for a few days.

Thats all it cost me for a gold membership and now I win a a £900 nice bit of B and O kit ! Money well spent :)) Eddie

Wow, I am stunned! I just got home exhausted tired opened a beer and turned on Beoworld....... Speechless but I will manage a few more beers. Eddie

[[quote user="tournedos"] seeing the ladies string up the dial cords [/quote] Does Beovirus cover this behaviour........:-)) ?

[quote user="Llewelyn"]worth it if it can keep several others alive![/quote]Would you consider selling the 6000 parts? I would take it all if I could collect it but to have it posted to Ireland complete would be very expensive.

[quote user="macjonny1"]Except the BL 8000s are much better looking. Of course that's an opinion...but BL5s belong on the set of Star Trek! [/quote]Another good reason to stick with the 8000s is you wont be getting a visit from the style police :)

[quote user="hotknife"]Traded my pair of BL8002 and BL2 for a new pair of BL9.[/quote]How are you getting with your your new speakers ? I remember how you agonised over the sub.

In my part of the world we call humidity "damp". You could consider using a dehumidifier as these can be set to what ever level you are ok with. They are heavy on power consumption. How they compare with A/C I do not know, but unless your house is resonably airtight either system will be expensive to run.