First, from a mains jumper situation, there is the old version and the newer version. The newer version does not have jumpers and looks as below:- If yours looks like this with the grey transformer next to the red socket, then it is 220 volts and NOT changeable. If yours is the older version, then it has three jumpers as below. The bottom picture is

There is a Mark II version of the Beolab 3 and they were assigned new Type numbers of 687X As I understand it, B&O improved their production process and used some new materials in the Mark II product which I assume was to get the product cost down. However, by doing this, it changed the performance of the Beolab 3, so to ensure they kept the same

Beoaus, Whilst I agree that B&O dealers do not make any real margin out of Crestron sales, its more a matter of if they do not provide it with the B&O package, they may not get the B&O part of the sale either. I am aware of at least one UK dealership who has lost a couple of very big B&O product sales because the customer also wanted

To change between the three "Clock" options called "clock 1", "clock 2" and "no clock" previously described you:- Press and HOLD the "timer key" on the front of the unit and press the mute button once will show current setting. While still holding down the "timer key" press the mute button

Based on discussions with several dealers recently there appears to be quite a focus on selling "Crestron" as part of a B&O package.

Well, I have tried adding logos to the image collection etc, but for me it works fine.. Can you please go through each set you have taken in case there is anything we have missed..

There are three (3) clock options on the Beolab 3500 Option 2 -- When the Beolab 3500 is switched to standby, the display will show the time and the red standby light. The time indication remains on when the Beolab 3500 is playing, but whenever you operate the Beolab 3500 either with the buttons on the unit or by the remote control, the display will

After Marcus said " are you sure ?" I started asking myself a few questions and doing some research and came up with the following conclusions:- When I reviewed all the converter units of a similar type, the follow results were noted:- There has been/is two Types of Beolink Avtive, Type 1616 & 1618 The Beolink Converter originally discussed

Use " AV " in your Beo4 LIST

The most likely reason is that the logo has a formatting error. I will send you a PM with my normal e-mail address and I suggest you send me the logos as attachments to look at.