[quote user="Steve at Sounds Heavenly"] Nice idea mobey! I'm busy saving up for a BV10 so that I can experiment on it to get a multi-way "Medusa Head" box developed, but I think this could be a long way off! Steve. [/quote] I hope to get the first one in Newcastle and am happy to measure etc . I'll keep you posted!

Beolab speakers accept variable line level inputs. You could just use the variable line output from your PC but you might wish to get a better DAC - the DAC Magic seems popular. If you want remote facilities, you could simply get a Beoport and an IR sensor. The Beolab 6000s are very pretty but are not the best B&O speakers - if you can stretch to

I would get the 6500 or preferably the 7000. You seem to have a lot of speakers! The only thing is the volume controls - I wonder if you have MCL2Ps in the system.

To win the prize, there is a web site to log in to. www.bang-olufseninformation.com However it does seem to limit the country choice....

For those in the UK, there is a Sunday Times B&O supplement today. Also the chance to win a BV8-40, Beotime or Beocom5. Worth a quick trip to the supermarket!

Sorry - there has been a bug in the system - nothing to do with the server or indeed beoworld but related to the Telligent software. The draw will be postponed to Monday I believe.

You have an MCL2 type set up - it will be interesting to know what else you have around! These conduct amplified signal around the house. A 9500 would be a perfect device for this type of set up as would a Beosystem 7000.

I like Centuries which I think have a better sound than the BS1. The Century did have a few variants - some have AM as well as FM radio and the later ones have an aluminium clamper.

The reason that 'it is as it is' is because of the requirement to be a silver or gold member and because it takes ages to manually connect each manual to a product, let alone do it twice! The reason some manuals are included in multi product manuals is because that is how B&O made them! The speakers are a classic example with a couple of

I think this is more about the management than the products. Another link .