If Iam understanding you guys correctly...in near future or even now we can use the generic ethernet cables Cat 5/6/7 - those blue and white cables in any IT infrastrucutre to connect the B&O speakers to the beocenters For Example: I could use the Cat 7 / ethernet cable with one head as say ML connecting to the beosound 4000 and then the other head

I currently use the AUX input to play my i touch. My wish would be o make the CD player mp3 enabled. Seems to me that a software upgrade can accomplish this, rather than a hardware upgrade

When I use the Beo4 - both the beocenter 2500 and beosound 4000 respond. 1. Is there a way I can control them individually even if they are in the range of beo4. One simple solution is to move them apart in seperate rooms. Is there another way 2. To complicate the sistuation - What If I have a beolab 2000 installed in another room. Can I use them all

Wouldn't that be great!! Is there a place where B&O users can post the top ten wish list for the B&O to consider. It will be cool if I can get the Beosound 1 firmware upgraded to play mp3's - just a simple wish

All: Please suggest a good website to get Masterlink cable to connect my Beolab 2000 to Beosound 4000. If you have a spare used one let me know I can get yours too. Thanks

Made a mistake and I don't think I got cheap either. Again, its a relative question: what's cheap?

Looks like I am going back to my orginal setup - see picture Thought I could upgrade to Beolab 4000..but made a mistake on ebay...did not pay attention. You guys are right..both of these are R speakers....Should not be a problem If I want to hang them on wall some where...does it matter in terms of output? I also noticed that these speakers have the

I guess I want to setup like this with the "green/red" power lights on bottom and the shiny side towards the system.

second picture

I am unable to get the shining surface on the inside towards the beocenter 2500 with the "power" light on bottom side - see picture 1. It may not be obvious, but most of the setup pictures I have seen any where have the shiny surface inside and the speaker the grill side outside. The problem is simple to solve by rotating one speaker vertically