Congrats on your Beomaster, Nikola. and a big thanks to Llewelyn as well.

Best Beosystem 7000, it looks good, the CD-player is excellent and I love the Beolink 7000 which is the best gadget I've ever seen. Very close second are my Beolab 3's. They sound amazing, even though on some tracks I think they are a bit lacking in bass. I might trade up to Beolab 9's someday. Worst Beosystem 2300. I find the glass doors

Lijkt me wel wat als B&O met een apparaat op de markt komt met vergelijkbare mogelijkheden. Mijn enige zorg is dat de bediening misschien wat omslachtig wordt met al deze mogelijkheden.

My 7000 used to be stacked 2+2, Beogram on top of Beomaster and Beogram CD on top of Beocord. Unfortunately my Beocord 7000 is broken and I will get a new on at some point. Right now it's Beogram, Beogram CD and Beomaster. I never play at high volume by the way.

Peter Fox - Haus am See

[quote user="soundproof"] Good find! And a step up from total bleakness. Still bothered by the products not being found in search -- but one quick fix would be to have such searches refer to the product archive, instead of there being nothing. Though compared to what other brands do for their classics, this is still poor. [/quote] I can see

Congratulations, Peter!

[quote user="Puncher"] I wonder what a "IdeaLab" of Beoworlders could do! Of course here it is/would be free "free thinking"! [/quote] In threads about future products we already have given B&O lots of ideas. Let's wait and see...

Tricky. Usually I think advertising doesn't compromise editorial independence. Magazines and newspapers have been financed by advertisers for years and nobody is complaining. But Magazines and newspapers are usually covering more topics than that of the advertiser. Since the topic of this site and the manufacturer are the same thing I feel there's

I always liked the German word beobachten.