Sorry, no idea about a volume = xx setting - BUT using volume up: If volume max = 100 you would need to go volume down 100 times, then up 30 for dinner party (or up 60 for party), because you don't know the volume starting point. I wonder how much time it takes to send these many commands? Ralf PS: No MLGF here, just trying to help...

Maybe a used Beosystem 2 will do the job, too - for less than 1.000 Euro... Search for posts on the site for this one, you will get some ideas. Personally, I don't understand the need for multi-room solutions anymore - why not a dedicated set-top-box/audio system in every room? Ralf

[quote user="bayerische"] First is OK, check the position options on the screws on tha back of the unit. [/quote] Luckily the first one is mine Position screws are in the position d) / flat on a table: Thanks for your help. Ralf

I bought a complete B&O System (that I will not keep, I was just interested in the speakers - Beloab 4000 - that came with it, to replace the Beolab 2500). It is a Beosound 9000 MK II. When CDs are changing you can hear a very quiet noise: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7oeRMiK8sNg Not nearly as bad as here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IK2z0-lEKhU&NR

A Terminal 5000 has been available for the Beosystem 5000 - but not for the 5500 (different remote control codes). No idea about the MCP, but for everyday use I suggest a Beolink 1000. Ralf

Bei ebay gelegentlich.... Habe meine mal für 20 Euro verkauft, Nachfrage war eher gering. Sieht so aus: MfG Ralf

Just offer them here (Leslie? :-))... In the end 145 euro of ebay or 220 from b and o is a simple decision or not?!? Accept the loss and go on to the next important issue in your life ;-)) Open an ebay case and leave a bad comment and that is it. Ralf PS: I once bought a stereo system for a kindergarten that was almost not wrapped/packed at all... again

Sorry but some info is missing: The money you loose 100 euro or less is not worth thinking of and spending time on this issue. Life is too short! (The iphone app cut some text)

Martin, try to get a partial refund (call the seller?!) and sell the frets as damaged - the money you loose ( I know it feels bad but rest assured these things will one day come back to the guy who fooled you - that is something that i believe. New frets are not that expensive, did you get a quote from a dealer? Ralf PS: You can always leave a bad comment

Welcome to the forum. Search the site, the info should be here... I have limited online access so can't help with a link, sorry. Ralf