Hi Roland. Why not just measure the screen?

Thanks for that Chris - very interesting. In the 'conclusions' I thought the following statement could (will?) have serious implications for the 'quality' manufacturers:- "It not only raises that upper bar but also the lower bar, enabling even cheap manufacturers to create great picture quality because of the stunning OLED picture

Spot-on advice from others, but I have to say Ferdinand it is a pretty obvious solution to the problem to insert some type of spacer/adjuster at the lower end of the bracket to bring the speakers up to the desired angle. Not trying to be personal, but I don't think it takes much working out. Good luck anyway. If they are in good working condition

This will probably make B&O devotees shudder, but some years ago when my original straps snapped I replaced them with ordinary ribbon of the same width and colour. Still there and still look fine to me! I got extra ribbon at the time in case it was needed, but so far it's not. Because ribbon is so flexible it's not subject to the same strains

Living in Spain as I do, I have had mixed standards of service from B&O. I clearly recall some years ago waiting outside my 'local' (now closed down) dealer's premises for them to open. Of course it was closed in the afternoon (siesta taking preference over selling and service) and when it was due to open at 5.30pm, I had to wait until

A possible problem might be if a fault develops with the unit(s). A dealer in Australia would perhaps realise a step-down transformer has been necessary and this could be used as a reason to decline service if they want to be awkward.

[quote user="paddy2042"] I use a mac mini and an ATV and the mini has many advantages over the ATV. What annoys me about the ATV is that ityou have to have two copies of everything, as what is on the ATV is also stored on the syncing computer. This seems to me such a waste of space. The mini with an Elgato EyeTV tuner allows you to capture

Thanks for that Peter, much obliged.

Hi Peter, now to ask you a question! How do you have your Apple TV connected to your BV3? With some type of video converter I presume, if so which? Thanks.

Can only speak for the DVD1 and the answer is yes. Of course it depends on what you mean by the word 'use'. The DVD1 will certainly operate connected via scart and using the front controls, the 'play button' capable of pausing the disc also, but it cannot be operated via a B&O remote as the signal goes via the B&O TV. I don't