It's the BL5s that come with a brush, not the 3s. But you can get the same kind of brush at a camera store - they're used for cleaning lenses and camera equipment. As stated above, always blast the dust gun into the air first, and never hold it upside down, as you'll then get the liquid, and not air ...

Have a look at this. I don't have a BV7, and haven't tried it to that -- but seem to remember that someone here had trouble with converting the optical toslink signal from a mac, think that may have been due to the converter, though. http://forum.beoworld.org/forums/post/22596.aspx

Bulgarien: therefore I say that the tweeter are a strong unit that you can clean with a brush. Which must be why B&O supply a brush with the BeoLab 5s ... Do be careful with the tweeters, though. The coating should not be scratched or damaged. They are not to be touched, and be gentle with the brush. I prefer the compressed air can. Hey, it's

Coolskin: The iomega 750gb harddrive isn't as quiet as I was hoping. (Twice as noisy as the Mac Mini) I've tried several locations; in the cabinet under the Mac Mini, under the couch. Unfortunately the fans pick up speed when cooling is necessary, and then they are noticable. I will upload the movies anyway. My next option is to store the iomega

Any idea how to avoid auto start up of the DVD player when inserting a DVD disk? IN SYSTEM PREFERENCES>CDs&DVDs>Pick the behaviour you want, in this case that the DVD should not be opened automatically.

I have a stand-alone server, ReadyNAS+ from Infrant, with 4x500GB harddisks in it. It's a very reliable and yet inexpensive server. You'd be surprised at how cheap storage has become. With the ReadyNAS+ you can add harddisks as you need them, starting with 1. You can have a long Firewire cable to your server, Coolskin. And put it somewhere you

355f: Your post seem to allude that I dont know much about it, and having run an electronics busienss in China for the past nine years, with the last four in a joint venture with an LCD company- im sure your right!! Pesky language difficulties there in China, 355f? Takes a while to really get into the deep tech stuff, I guess. Yes, would be a little

The BL5s come with soft-hair brushes, for that purpose. I use compressed air (the kind photographers use on their equipment). Make certain you hold the cannister a distance away from the domes of the loudspeaker drivers -- these are soft "rubber" and should not be touched.

The Beonic Man: So I can only conclude that as much as we talk about panels and picture processing on this forum, clearly it is down to the quality of signal being broadcast. Absolutely - the signal quality and strength is crucial. I recently had an installer from my cable company come by as I wasn't satisfied with the image I got in my media room

B&O distinguish between Home Cinema televisions and "regular" televisions through whether the curtain's installed or not ...