Forgive me for being pedantic Fredrik but if you look more carefully at the photo you have just posted you can clearly see the dark grey areas on the top and bottom of the movie being played. The bottom is more noticeable than the top. This is how it appears on my set so it seems that this is the best we are going to get. I don't mind because I

Beolab: The Beonic Man: This is really useful information and something I wish to try on my 7-40 set. Can you please advise how to change the sharpness levels? I assume this requires going into the advanced settings menu. The only options I have in the standard menu is to change brightness, contrast, colour and size and any changes here make the picture

Brilliant! Could be true I suppose, who knows?

9 LEE: The Beonic Man: Personally, I don't think that looks anything like a B&O phone. I am not sure what comparison you are making but if its the BeoCom 4 then I can't see any similarities at all. The screen size is much smaller, the base is bulkier and quite different, the buttons don't resemble the BeoCom 4 at all and the tall traingular

My thoughts exactly Terry. For me money is an object and, out of principle, I would not pay that amount for a BV9 (or any other make of) television in the first place. However, it does produce a very good picture although with the rate at which panels are changing and becoming better and better all the time I am sure it will be obselete within a few

Personally, I don't think that looks anything like a B&O phone. I am not sure what comparison you are making but if its the BeoCom 4 then I can't see any similarities at all. The screen size is much smaller, the base is bulkier and quite different, the buttons don't resemble the BeoCom 4 at all and the tall traingular shape is nothing

soundproof: Here's a reviewer touching upon the same topic, he also went into the service menu. Also, on some DVDs, we could perceive a slight bit of edge ringing, which we attributed to a smidge of over sharpening. We found the Sharpen control in the Service Menu. When we dropped it a couple of ticks, we were happy. Actually, that is an understatement

Henry: However, on the other hand I think the BeoSound 2300 is the best looking unit of the Ouverture range. It is! I recently sold mine but I am now wondering if that was a mistake! I loved it. I thought I wouldn't need it because of my upgrade to the BeoSound 9000 but I miss it terribly! Good old B&O creating all these lovely products that

This is really useful information and something I wish to try on my 7-40 set. Can you please advise how to change the sharpness levels? I assume this requires going into the advanced settings menu. The only options I have in the standard menu is to change brightness, contrast, colour and size and any changes here make the picture worse if anything.

darioazul: Dear Simon: Before, you realized that we have a very similar set up. How are you going to integrate the Beo5? I am considering getting it. At the moment, I manually turn the BS 9000 in the upstairs room and keep the remote where the BV 7 is located. Your thoughts are greatly appreciated. Dario Hi Dario, Well, I am not going to integrate the