[quote user="chris"] On a different note, we were charged £2.50 for some replacement foam covers today [/quote]

Hi, If possible, I would suggest coneting up via BOTH the methods described above. This "futureproofs" your CCTV, and also means you don't lose signal should a fault occur on your link, or you need the video input for a games console/ STB of some kind. I've installed many CCTV's into link systems - and its straightforward. How

Lee - its in the Daily Mail.....what else needs saying. All thats wrong with Britain can be found in those sneering, elitist, selfish, hard-faced, heartless, horrible pages. Another good example....the photoshopped, made up, b**locks that was written in this article, which became infamous on another forum I frequent, when it was written a couple of

Got mine done by Graham & Ian in Manchester - not too far from West Yorks and not £82 per hour. For clarity - I worked there until April, so perhaps I'm biased - but it's another option for you. DJ

Sean, Go for a late model dvd RF28 or 32. I would avoid a curved screen avant nowadays - apart from potential faults and age, they just look a but "old" with a curved front. To answer your points for UK variants - using a sky box into the RGB scart imput is a superb picture. Full control via STB-PUC codes and a blaster ...just like your BV7

[quote user="Rookie"] Again the fabulous Sonos could help -Connect it to the Beosound8 -Play everything internet has to give -access and play all kinds of drives via the sonos ... it can handle NAS, ipod, ipad, computers ... whatsoever. -control everything via the superb sonos app ... using an ipad is very favourable and gives you the largest

[quote user="TripEnglish"]Fortunately in the coming 4-6 months the BeoSound 5 will offer an higher quality and more robust version of the Sonos system and it will continue to grow from there. [/quote] Good to hear. So your saying that via Bsnd 5 we will have multi source, streamed audio, access to NAS drives, Napster, last fm, spotify, local

[quote user="macjonny1"] You can control the volume from any of your sonos devices with the sonos remote or the iphone/ipad app. You set the volume on your B&O device, and then move it up or down from there with the Sonos. For example, I have my sonos plugged into the AUX on my BC9500, one to a BS1, etc. I just set the volume to a medium

[quote user="joeyboygolf"]This is all bullsh1t!![/quote] [quote user="joeyboygolf"]How does a BS3000 digital music player get tired??? Played too many cd's? Been left on all night and didn't get any sleep?? Please tell me 'cos I don't understand?[/quote] Steady on joeyboy..... I didn't swear at you.... By "tired"

I changed from my trusty old Bsnd 3000 (now with parents & playing through an MX) to a new (white!) BSND9000 around 18 months ago. The CD player is linked into an Avant/Blab4000 AV set up, and nothing else changed in the setup - including the ML cable. I noticed a marked improvement in "fidelity", for want of a better word. Better seperation