[quote user="bayerische"] The most inexpensive B&O product has to be the BEO5. It's incredible value for money! At ~ 600 euro it's about 67% cheaper than a Philips top of the line pronto pro. For example, my cousin loves the integration B&O offers, he's an importer to Finland for two high-end speaker brands from Germany

[quote user="kraendavid"] Hi, Does this new software replace the old BMLink? After having upgraded to SnowLeopard the BMLink does not work properly anymore. Can I, using this new software, remote control iTunes with my beo4 like I could with BMLink? Where can I find this new piece of interesting software? [/quote] The linkplayer software is

[quote user="dilznik"] [quote user="cooldude"] If B&O made an Iphone they would not want to sell 50 billion of them either and certainly not market them at a 299$ consumer price either. So if B&O would market it's own customized iphone at $2000 you still would pay that price for a product that comes of the same chinese

[quote user="dilznik"] [quote user="cooldude"] If B&O made an Iphone they would not want to sell 50 billion of them either and certainly not market them at a 299$ consumer price either. So if B&O would market it's own customized iphone at $2000 you still would pay that price for a product that comes of the same chinese

Hi Philondon, Finally got hold of a PC2 unit, last week ... and downloaded your software. Took me all evening last night to connect it all up and install and config the software. After a few hassles (bad cable) and a few changes of the config options it now works with my beosound. Have not tried the full screen option or extras like plex yet (that will

[quote user="olvisab"] Hi Graham Thank you very much for your prompt answer. I have tried with a powerlink cable but it was in bad condition, I tried with an other one and it works perfectly. Have you ever tried to use the other kind of IR eYe (the rectangular one) with a beolink passive ?. I would like to use this beolink passive with an

[quote user="dilznik"] [quote user="cooldude"]I never said all pieces need to be manufactured in Denmark. If it is a full assembled chinese product I would be ok with that on condition it has a chinese price level as well.... which means I would never buy any B&O products as I now do not buy any bose products for example. [/quote

[quote user="TripEnglish"] There was a bit of a miscommunication there. User programability has been a big issue for me. The customer should be able to have most, if not total, control over their programming. It was the "watching TV on your remote" that I think is useless. [/quote] No prob, Trip, And the 'watching tv on your

[quote user="Flappo The Grate"] perosnally i think bno started going down the drain when they replaced jj with dl dl's ok , but he already admitted he hates computers jj on the other hand was always forward thinking bno needs new blood , not the same boring old ****'s [/quote] DL has had his time and gave us some great designs (which

[quote user="dilznik"] [quote user="cooldude"] Absolutely agree !!!! For a Danish made premium product all assembly should be in Denmark!!! No exceptions. However I have no problem with most of the parts being made elsewhere as long as the design, final assembly and quality control is done in Denmark. [/quote] Wait, you say no exceptions