What happened to the Beomuseum thread? Am I the only one who was reading this then revisited to find it had gone? I totally accept that threads can get deleted when they run the risk of offending, but please let us know when they've been taken off as there's a gaping hole left on the forum that leaves people wondering...... John

What a beautiful set, and such a labour of love! I am sure you would have many takers if you did decide to sell it - myself included!

Peter: One in so far! Excellent review of the Beolab 5s by Mr 10%. How about my Beolit 800 review? That makes a grand total of 2!

Safari won't let you do anything I'm afraid. I attached a photo I already had on my work PC earlier using the latest version of Explorer and that was fine. I seem to remember something about the Safari issue being on the list of things to revise??? As far as resizing a picture on a PC goes, I think you can use Photoshop if you have it, but I'm

jandyt: I've just tried to add a pic and am stumped (being a thicky) My jpeg is nearly 900 kb, how do I make it less than 300kb Andy T. Have you got a Mac? Use iPhoto and export the photo out onto your desktop. You should have an option to set what size it is - go for about 400x600 and that should come in under 300kb.

britops: Where's your picture then? With the big build up I'm so excited to see it? To add to my technical woes I'm now at home using Safari on my Mac, so can't create a link to it on the forum as it doesn't seem to like Safari! Anyway, everything comes to he who waits, and if you check out the thread about CDXs and old equipment

Thanks Greg - it was a real mission to get everything together (particularly the BM 8000), and took about 6 months, but it's well worth it! I have a B&O soldier (drummer) on the way from Steve, and that's going to guard my girlfriend's elephants on the top of the unit and my Beogram 4002 :) John

van: j0hnbarker: Thanks guys. Is the max file size really only 100kb? Hi, yes it was set at 100Kb. I have changed it to 300Kb. Hope this helps Thanks Van I was at work so didn't have the facility to re-size the pics downwards. Think 300kb might be a good limit if you can keep it there though :)

You're spot on there Chris about the integration of products made in different decades. Here's a photo of my set-up (hopefully I have worked out how to post photos!). I love the way that none of these products were contemporaneous in the B&O product line, yet they look so fantastic together!

Thanks guys. Is the max file size really only 100kb?