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ARCHIVED FORUM -- April 2007 to March 2012 READ ONLY FORUM
This is the first Archived Forum which was active between 17th April 2007 and
1st March February 2012
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I am a great believer in following one's instincts and it seems to me that your instincts were to buy the BeoSound 9000, which is why you now find yourself questioning your purchase that was done on impulse only. I prefer the BeoSound 9000 but then I am completly bias because I have just bought one. It was certainly the styling of the product that
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Love the footnote Klass! Very 12 steppish!!
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Make sure you get a replacement phone or a full refund and do not even consider letting the dealer have the last word for one moment. You have rights as a customer. If the sale of goods do not meet your satisfaction then you are entitled by law to either a replacement product or a full refund. This is of course UK legislation that follows the Sale of
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Well, the first person from the UK has finally won in yesterday's draw. Wonder if they are a BeoWorlder? You never know. Anyone recognise the name? I am going to hazard a guess that the grand prize is a BV9 and if it is? WOW! What a great prize from B&O! Of course a BV-7 would be an amazing giveaway too! I am getting quite excited thinking about
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To be honest I did not click the picture to enlarge it I simply went on the smaller one provided. OK, it looks a little bit like it I agree, but I think that is only because you are looking for it too. I have seen many other phones in all the popular electronic shops that are based on a design like that. BT used to make (and perhaps still do) loads
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Edit of the above first sentence: "...was connected AND switched on." Completly removing all drivers may be problematic, this will largely depend on your operating system. If you are using Vista check that the BeoSound is compatable first. It should be but I haven't owned a BS2 for several years and of course Vista wasn't out then
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Ruivar: Hi, every time I want to add some music to my BeoSound 2, my computer can't find it. Nor can the BeoPlayer Configuration. I have to replug the dockingstation over and over again, and restart the computer before it can find it. There must be an easier way?? Ruivar The problem is because the drivers were installed while the BeoSound 2 was
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Beolab: The Beonic Man: Beolab: The Beonic Man: This is really useful information and something I wish to try on my 7-40 set. Can you please advise how to change the sharpness levels? I assume this requires going into the advanced settings menu. The only options I have in the standard menu is to change brightness, contrast, colour and size and any changes
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Peter: The reason we don't post the code to access service menus is that an enthusiastic amateur can really mess up a TV by playing with the service settings. More true with CRT models but it is still perfectly possible to damage a BV7. Said amateur will then call the service department in and when damage or ridiculous settings found, will then
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