Thanks for your help guys Actually, the fault has not resurfaced since my original posting & I've had the A.Aux (TV/DVD sound through all 4 speakers) on for over 15 hours over this last weekend. If it were to start happening much more often, I would perhaps follow Soren's suggestion of trying to establish where the fault originates from

Cheers boys, will check that as you suggest. Regards

[quote user="Evan"] Capacitor issue in the preamp section? [/quote] Thats way too technical for me Evan Is there any kind of test that can be carried out on that theory for a more definate diagnosis? As is seems to be a someone intermittant fault, could that still mean a capacitor issue? Thanks

Evan, No nothing like that being used anywhere near the system.... Anyone got any other suggestions..? Regards

Hi All, Recently I've started getting an intermittant static-sounding interference through all 4 audio speakers on my system. It's not occurring everytime I use it, but it's happening too much for my liking. I cant figure whats causing it & it comes and goes at random. It's happening on all sources and the static clicking sound comes

Hi Have you tried pressing 'Mute' on the BC9000 or on the remote control? What happens? Do you have the speakers plugged in to the Powerlink1 sockets on the back of the BC9000. I presume you are using Powerlink cables..? Regards

[quote user="BeoFab"]Yes much better go for a true British car like a Rolls Royce...uuhh...well wait they are made by VW now. Well then for a Mini...ups...BMW makes them...well Bentley...VW again...err...Land Rover then.... Ok Japanese. [/quote] Yes, today alas you are right... but I own (and have previously owned) many older cars that were

[quote user="chris"] Plus they are ugly, and driven by golfists [/quote] and German..

There was a documentary on a while back about Mike Tyson. There was a BS9000 & BL8000's in that and Tyson and some young kids (his kids I think) were filmed very close to the B&O stuff in a domestic style & setting. Cant remember what channel it was on - but it was certainly worth a watch, even without the B&O gear

[quote user="Calvin"] They break on me every few months and I'm amazed that nobody makes a sturdier wire to jack connector. It's not as if I'm overly forceful or violent with headphones but after a few months the general wear and tug of being in my pockets means that the connection goes dodgy and I have to switch to a new set.