[quote user="GuyHui "] In fact I am using this method* each month ( ) but may be shall I use an anti-calcareous solution in order to prevent any incrusted sediments on my BL8000 floor stands... * (wet cloth using plain water) [/quote] I believe the calcium deposits in tap water, which you in central / southern Europe usually have plenty of

I'm not with my BM5500 now so can't verify, but it should be possible with Beo4... Use LIST until you see A.SETUP, then GO LIST to LOUDNSS, then each press of GO should toggle loudness on/off LIST to S.STORE, press GO and the current settings (including tone/volume/loudness) should be stored in memory Finally, switch the Beomaster off &

Good point Laurence, but I don't think there's any real danger. I guesstimate these S80.2's of mine can be tilted 10-15° degrees each way before they would tip over - about the same as my passive Pentas. The center of gravity is a bit on the front side on these, I guess the smaller and flatter models will be even more stable. I believe

[quote user="Calvin"] All in all, I don't know why people buy TVs really. Even if you include the cost of replacement bulbs it works out cheaper than a TV, especially given that in a normal sized space like a living room you can turn the brightness down to the economy mode and get 4000 hours from the bulb. Beyond that though it's a

That place looks great, stotty. The different angles will help a lot with acoustics, as there are a lot less standing waves and echoes than there would be if everything was rectangular. Spread some more "stuff" and heavy textiles around and it'll only get better

I was just worried that you won't have a metric measuring tape Jaff, and we'd have to deal with some dead king's elbow lengths or something I'll be interested to see what the other sizes might be. The guy I bought these speakers from had made new mounting holes in the speakers so that they sat about 10 cm lower than originally (the pic

That's where they usually live, didn't bother moving them for this picture... I bought the two ebony giraffes in Arusha, Tanzania; the small one was made by my grandfather probably 60 years ago

So here's another side view, angle approximation courtesy of CorelDraw. Probably 93.0° by design, but seriously, who's going to notice or care if it is a degree or two off as long as both stands are the same?

[quote user="nmartin771"] I think the best way is to measure directly on the speakers and mark on horizontal bar and than drill it, because we don't know weather is the same distance between holes on S45, S55, S80 .... [/quote] BTW small error there in your drawing (and something I forgot to measure) - I only now noticed that there's

Oh yes sorry, you pretty much said that in your first post. Must be the light control then. All the schematics I rechecked (old & new BM1000, BM900) show a sensitivity control trimpot for the indicator light, but I don't remember actually seeing it in any of mine... never adjusted it anyway. I guess it's best to start by measuring the indication